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Occupation(s)
  
singer, actor

Died
  
May 9, 2008, Mumbai

Role
  
Film actor


Name
  
Firoz Dastur

Years active
  
1941–2006

Movies
  
Atma Tarang

Firoz Dastur Oriental Traditional Music from LPs amp Cassettes Firoz

Born
  
30 September 1919Mumbai, India (
1919-09-30
)

Genres
  
Hindustani Music - khyal and light forms

Awards
  
Sangeet Natak Akademi Award for Hindustani Music - Vocal

Similar People
  
Sawai Gandharva, Chhote Rahimat Khan, Gangubai Hangal, Abdul Karim Khan, Shrinivas Joshi

Firoz Dastur in Concert Raga Darbari


Firoz Dastur also Feroze Dastur (30 September 1919 – 9 May 2008) was an Indian film actor and a Hindustani vocalist from the Kirana Gharana.

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Firoz Dastur Firoz Dastur my journey

Pt.Firoz Dastur.Raga Zila Kafi - Bhajan - Gopala - Savai Live Audio Recording.14th Dec.1991


Early life

Firoz Dastur LALEYAMAN PARVIZ PARIZAD 1933 Ab naahin dhaarat dheer

Dastur was born in Mumbai to a Parsi family.

Career

Firoz Dastur LALEYAMAN PARVIZ PARIZAD 1933 Mashhoor the jahaan

Dastur was part of Indian Film Industry in 1930s, acting in a few films by Wadia Movietone and other film banners. In 1933, when Wadia Movietone under JBH Wadia, released its first talkie film, he performed classical songs as child actor in film Lal-e-Yaman. But his first love was Indian Classical Music.

Firoz Dastur Firoz Dastur Wikipedia

He was a disciple of Sawai Gandharva, whose other disciples were Bhimsen Joshi and Gangubai Hangal, and a regular performer at Sawai Gandharva Music Festival for several years, well into his late 80s.

Pt.Firoz Dastur's music was very close to Abdul Karim Khan's style. He taught music to many. Some of his disciples are - Wagle, Sudha Divekar, Achyut Abhyankar, Sujan Rane, and Usha Deshpande. He has recorded prolifically on gramophone records and tapes and CD's. Two of his earliest recordings on 'Young India' label discs could be heard at http://sounds.bl.uk/world-and-traditional-music/Young-India-record-label-collection/025M-CEAP190X3X01-055ZV0

Dastur died in May 2008 in Mumbai after a brief illness. He was 89.

References

Firoz Dastur Wikipedia