Shrinivas Khale

Indian composer of Marathi music

Shrinivas Khale - Artists & Creatives born April 30th, 1926
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Died

2011
15 years ago — 85 years old

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A prominent Indian composer contributed significantly to Marathi music. Established a unique style that blended traditional elements with modern influences. Composed hundreds of songs across various genres including Bhavageet, Natya Sangeet, and film music. Known for a strong lyrical sense and melodious compositions.

Composed iconic Marathi songs such as 'Koliwada' and 'Ashi Pakhare Yeti'

Worked extensively in the Indian musical theater

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