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Jyoti Hegde (Sanskrit: ोती हे डे , IPA: [dʑjoːtɪ ɦeːɡɖeː]) is a Rudra Veena and Sitar artist from
Khandarbani Gharana. She has pursued music since age 12 and completed her Masters in Music from
Karnatak University of Dharwad. Vidhushi Jyoti Hegde is the first and only woman player of Rudra
Veena in the world. She is a Grade-A artist of Rudra Veena and Sitar with the All India Radio and
regularly sought after for concerts.
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Jyoti's Education in music began at the age of 16 under the guidance of Pandit Late Bindu Madhav
Pathak. A marathon study of 15 years in Rudraveena and Sitar increased her thirst for excellence
and she underwenttraining in Dhruapad style with Pandit Indhudhar Nirodi. She has taken guidance
in Rudraveena by the renowned Rudraveena master Ustad Asad Ali Khan of New Delhi and Ustad
Bahauddin Dagar of Mumbai. Guru-Shishya Parampar is manifest in her perfection as a musician and
her attitude of homage to the art she has mastered.
Jyoti Hegde has performed on various stages all over India and being a rare lady artist who can play
both Sitar and Rudraveena. Rudraveena is world heritage instrument protected and promoted by
the UNESCO. The Rudra Veena or the Been is considered the great grandfather of all stringed
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Awards Jyoti Hegde has won various awards for her performance which include the Naada Nidhi
award, Kala Chetana and Dhrupadmani. She has also won various competitions across India like
Karavali Utsav, AIR competition etc. Presently now sought after internationally she has
performances taking her to various corners of the world.
Vidhushi Jyoti Hegde is the first and only woman player of the Rudraveena in the world. She is
unique because she has mastered the two instruments which are totally different. When the
audience listen Rudraveena, they experience to the treasure of the depth of the Nada-Nidhi or
Ocean, and as they listen to the Sitar, they are immersed in the glow of attractive melody.
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In a motherly manner she considers the two diverse instruments as her two daughters, who need
equal attention, love and affection. A steady and rigorous practice towards perfect performance is
not the only side in this Vidhushi; she loves experimentation and has organized Jugalbandi and
Pancha Sitar programs by her students. Her renown has attracted deciples from India and Abroad.
She is also a prolific writer, publishing articles on Rudraveena.
As she starts playing on the lower octaves of the Ragas, the melodious shower of music entices the
audience and she gradually, phase by phase, takes them into a trance as the notes lead them, to
'Nada-Samadhi'. It is an experience that is impossible to verbalize. She becomes an enchantress as
she takes the audience into confidence with a promise of some great secret and becomes one with
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Mythology has it that the Rudra veena was created by Shiva or Rudra. His inspiration was the image
of his wife Parvati in deep sleep her hands folded over her chest. This image inspired him to create
the Rudra Veena also known as the Been. The Veena was also thus called Parvati veena but it is
usually confused by the south indian veena. The Rudra Veena is primarily a large plucked string
instrument used in Hindustani Dhrupad music, one of major types of veena played in Indian classical
music.
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It has a long tubular body with a length ranging between 54 and 62 inches made of wood or
bamboo. Two large-sized, round resonators, made of dried and hollowed gourds, are attached under
the tube. Twenty-four brass-fitted raised wooden frets are fixed on the tube with the help of wax.
There are 4 main strings and 3 chikari strings completes the physical description of this ancient
instrument.
History has it that in the ancient times before the present form was evolved the Veena was made
out of animal guts for strings, two gourds and a bamboo tube. Called the Ektantri with one string,
later the dvitantri as more strings were added. It was used in the ancient accompaniment of the
chanting of the Samveda. The present form came in to its fullness around the 16th century as the
Been entered the royal courts of India under the patronage of the kings who were the primary
preservers and supporters of the musical lineages of this art.
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The Rudra veena is said to be the only instrument that is used for the deeper study of Nad Yoga.
Used by ascetic musicians and yogis to attune the mind to still vibrations, it is known to induce
deeply transcendental states in an evolved listener or musician. Sound is said to be of two types.
According to ancient scriptures there are two types of sound – Aahat and Aanhat "struck" and
"unstruck".
The "struck sound" is called so because it is always caused by physical impact when a vibration of
air is produced. It is any sound that we hear in nature or man-made sounds, musical and non-
musical. The "unstruck sound" is not produced by any physical impact. It is the vibration of the
ether, the eternal sound of the Universe, ever present and unchanging. This type of sound can be
heard from within by self-realized enlightened persons after many years of meditation and spiritual
discipline. The Rudra Veena, though belonging to the "struck" kind of sound, actually represents the
"unstruck" eternal vibration of the Universe thus awakening the hearts.
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What is interesting to note is that the story of the origin of the veena is itself symbolic. Shiva
represents the supreme consciousness; Parvati is representative of the act of creation life itself.
The Veena touches upon the stillness of the supreme God consciousness it stirs the depth of one’s
spiritual being and attunes us with the eternal form of our self. It is this slow moving intricate
subtle development of its music that is the reason that in todays fast paced world people are more
used to the entertainment provided by the virtuoso silver finger movement of sitar but the fact
remains that the Rudra veena is the mother of all stringed instruments of the indian subcontinent.
Each has taken an element from it and developed it further.
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technique of the player impacting the sound quality. Today there are several techniques of holding
the instrument but the essence lies in the traditional pose, if its connection to Yoga is to be
understood. The human form sitting in the vajra asana with both the arms extended out left
towards the upper part of the veena and the right held close to the bottom gourd can be easily
seen to form the swastika sign.
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Its an instrument that is worn and not just held on the body. The body of the musician and the
instrument act as one. Thus making it extremely difficult to master and requires deep training and
years of patience. Over the past few years the Been is gaining ground slowly and there is hope that
it will grow due to increased interest in the national and international audience.
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