MOHIDEEN BEG මහදන බග
Budunge Uthum Dharme
Rare CD in Mint condition ("as" new - seal opened)
Chant Bouddhiste Musique Traditionnelle Ceylan
බදනග ධරම බදධ ගත එකතව බද ගත ------------- [picture1] [picture2] [picture3] ----------- Tracks 1. අන ර ග (බදධ 2. බදනග අම ධරම 3. සසර සයර ජන 4. දස ධරම 5. බ ද ස ද පය 6. දනන බදනග 7. සධ පය භගව 8. සර සර භවන 9. සමම සමබද ව පජත 10. ල සස පයන 11. සස තරන ලක 12. බදනග උතම ධරම නද ශකෂණය : මරවන බනස / ඩනලඩ අයවන යග ගයනය : කලශර ලත වලපල ඉදරපත කරම : ඉලයස බග -----------
Mohideen Baig (1919–1991) was a popular Sri Lankan musician. He was a Muslim who moved to Sri Lanka from Salem in Tamil Nadu, India.Baig's son, Ishak is also a singer but not so popular in Srilanka like his father was. Baig has dueted with H. R. Jothipala , G.S.B. Rani Perera, Latha Walpola, Sujatha Attanayake and Jamuna Rani among others. He was also the only Sri Lankan to duet with Lata Mangeshkar .
Even though he was not a Buddhist, Baig sang a lot of Buddhism theme songs. Because of his ethnic and linguistic background, he was considered as one of the influential multicultural/"multi-religious" figures in the Sri Lankan art history.
Baig was born in Tamil Nadu, India and migrated to Sri Lanka in 1932. Baig recorded his first song 'Karuna Muhude Namu Gileela' as a duet with K. K. Rajaluckshmi in 1934. He debuted as a playback singer in 1947 in the second Sinhalese film Ashokamala
Baig achieved fame singing songs like "Buddhang Saranang," "Maya," "Girihel Mudune," "Adara Nadiya Gala," "Pem Mal Mala," "Wella Simbina Rella," "Anna Sudo," "Thaniwai Upanne," and "Loke Sihinayak Wageya." In 1956 S.W.R.D. Bandaranayake gave him a "distinguished citizenship." Baig's popularity led to appearances at distinguished events like the first Independence Day Ceremony and the 1974 Non-Aligned Summit
Baig won the Kalashoori Award in 1983 and 1987.
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