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Banamali Maharana

Born	(1941-05-16)16 May 1941 Raghurajpur,Puri,Odisha,India
Died	17 November 2018(2018-11-17)(aged 77) Bhubaneswar,Odisha, India
Occupation	Percussionist -Odissi MardalaGuru
Notable work	Basanta Rasa
Style	Odissi music
Awards	Sangeet Natak Akademi Award

Banamali Maharana(Odia:ବନମାଳୀ ମହାରଣା,romanized:Banamāḷi Mahāraṇā,16 May 1941 – 17 November 2018) was an Indian percussionist who playedMardala.

Career[edit]

Maharana began playing Khola (Mrudanga) and Dholak with Goswami.^{[citation needed]}

His formal training began after he joined theAnnapurna Theatre,where he learned percussion from Singhari Shyamsundar Kar and Kshetramohan Kar.^[1]His brother, GuruKelucharan Mohapatraaccompanied him to most of his dance performances.^{[citation needed]}

Maharana started teaching Mardala at Kala Vikas Kendra in Cuttack and then atUtkal Sangeet Mahavidyalaya.^[2]He introduced a seven-year course in Mardala music at the Utkal Sangeet Mahavidyalaya before retiring as the Head of the Mardala department in 1999.^{[citation needed]}

Maharana was the most sought-after Mardal player for Odissi performances in his time. Besides Kelucharana, Banamali accompaniedSanjukta Panigrahi,Oopali Operajita,Priyambada Mohanty Hejmadi,Sonal Mansingh,Aruna Mohanty,Sujata Mohapatra,Parwati Dutta and others in dance performances, in India and abroad.^[3]

Awards[edit]

Kabi Samrat Upendra Bhanja Sanman - 2016^[4]

References[edit]

^"Noted Guru Banamali Maharana passes away".UNI India.Retrieved30 November2018.
^"Eminent percussionist Guru Banamali Maharana passes away".pti news.Retrieved30 November2018.
^"Mardala exponent Banamali Maharana passes away".The New Indian Express.17 November 2018.Retrieved16 January2020.
^"Eminent percussionist Guru Banamali Maharana passes away".Business Standard.Press Trust of India. 17 November 2018.Retrieved16 January2020.

Odissi music
Oṛiśī Sangīta
MahāprabhuJagannātha
Composers
Jayadeva Dinakrusna Bhanja Banamali Abhimanyu Kabisurjya Gopalakrusna
Shāstras
Sangita Sara Gita Prakasa Sangita Narayana Sangita Muktabali
Compositions
Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada
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Instruments	Mardala Mrudanga (Khola) Khanjani Bina
Composers	KabirājaJayadeva Bachha Dasa Damodara Dasa Panchasakha (Balarama Dasa AtibadiJagannatha Dasa Jasobanta Dasa SisuAnanta Dasa Achyutananda Dasa) Salabega Dinakrushna Dasa Kabi SamrataUpendra Bhanja Biswanatha Khuntia Brajanath Badajena Banamali Dasa KabisurjyaBaladeba Ratha Utkala GhantaJadumani Mahapatra Sadananda Kabisurjya Brahma Bidagdha KabiAbhimanyu Samantasinghara Bhakta Charana Dasa KabikalahansaGopalakrusna Pattanayaka Sadhaka KabiGourahari Parichha KabichandraRaghunatha Parichha Gauracharana Adhikari Benudhara Pattanayaka Gadadhara Singhasamanta Lokanatha Pattnaik KabichandraKalicharan Pattnaik
Treatises	Sangita Sara Gita Prakasa Sangita Narayana Sangita Muktabalī Sangita Kalpalatika Sangitarnavachandrika Sangita Koumudi
Gurus	Gokul Srichandan Seikh Khan Mohammed Basudeb Mahapatra Lokenath Kanungo Harihara Rayaguru Gobinda Chandra Suradeo Upendranath Tripathy PrabhupadaMohan Sundar Deb Goswami Gayaka SiromaniApanna Panigrahi KabichandraKali Charan Patnaik Shyamsundar Dhir BanikanthaNimai Charan Harichandan Astabadhani AcharyaTarini Charan Patra AdiguruSinghari Shyamsundar Kar Nrusingha Nath Khuntia Jagabandhu Sahu Markandeya Mahapatra Paschimeswar Jena Lokanath Rath Kashinath Pujapanda Biswanatha Pujapanda Lokanath Pala Sangita SudhakaraBalakrushna Dash Sukadeb Patri Bisnupriya Samantasinghar Binapani Mohanty Bina Debi Binapani Mishra Radhamani Mahapatra SuramaniRaghunath Panigrahi Shyamamani Devi Akhil Kumar Lenka PadmakesariDamodar Hota Bhajana SamrataBhikari Charan Bal Gopal Chandra Panda Bhubaneswari Mishra Sudha Mishra Ramarao Patra(Bina) Ramhari Das
Mardala	Singhari Shyamsundar Kar Chakradhar Sahu Padmanabha Panda Mahadev Rout Kashinath Muduli Banamali Maharana Dhaneswar Swain Satchidananda Das
Kabyas	Gita Govinda Usabhilasa Rasakallola Baidehisa Bilasa Koti Brahmanda Sundari Labanyabati Bichitra Ramayana Bidagdha Chintamani Mathura Mangala Kisorachandrananda Champu
Allied artforms	Odissi dance Mahari Goṭipua Pala Prahallada Nataka Radha Prema Lila Dasakathia Bharata Lila Rabana Chhaya