Preserving Melodies: Paramananda Choudhury's Test Record Chronicles

Paramananda Choudhury has curated an unmatched collection of historic 'test records' featuring musical giants like Rabindranath Tagore and Hemanta Mukhopadhyay. His passion began with his uncle’s records and now includes over 2,000 gramophone treasures. Choudhury's work preserves a century of musical history for future generations.

Paramananda Choudhury, an enthusiast of historical music, has compiled an extraordinary collection of 'test records'. These encapsulate the voices of legendary figures such as Rabindranath Tagore and Hemanta Mukhopadhyay, forming a bridge to the golden era of music.

Choudhury's journey began with the discovery of 15 test records belonging to his uncle, singer Satya Choudhury. He now holds over 2,000 gramophone records, a testament to his dedication to preserving musical history.

Among his prized possessions is the sole test record of Tagore's 'Jhulan' and rare renditions by other musical icons. Choudhury's remarkable archive safeguards a treasure trove for future generations to relish and appreciate.

(With inputs from agencies.)