Pannalal Ghosh left behind a large number of disciples and admirers. On breathing his last on April 20, 1960, Pt. He regarded the "Harmonium Wizard", Khurshid Ahmad Khan, as his first guru, and was fortunate also to have had the blessings and systematic training from the legendary Ustad Allauddin Khan (the greatest icon of the North Indian Classical Music from Beenkar "gharana" and the successor of the glory of Mian Tan Sen from Moghul Emperor Akbar's court), with whom he studied, beginning in 1947. Pannalal Ghosh is considered as the 'Giver of Flute' to Indian Classical Music, as he was the first to transform a tiny folk instrument to a novel bamboo flute (32 inches long with 7 holes for fingering) suitable for playing traditional Indian classical music. With authentic background in music and originality of his voice quality, he created his own genre. His unique contribution in the music of folk fusion is originated from the sub-continental classical music. Bari Siddiqui started to sing since 2000, with the award winning album of "‘Shrabon Megher Din’". To add to his versatile quality, he composes and directs music, writes lyric and sings as well. Bari Siddiqui is the only musician in the Indian subcontinent who plays North Indian Classical Music in flute as well as sings Baul Songs. Pannalal Ghosh "gharana" of North Indian Classical Music and a direct disciple of Ustad Aminur Rahman and Pt.
He lives and works from Dhaka, Bangladesh.Ībdul Bari Siddiqui, more familiar as, comes from the Pt. Bari Siddiqui (born 15th November 1954) is a classical flautist, who created his own genre of folk fusion by fusing North Indian Classical Music with Baul music.
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