Garba and raas on every night of the year, from traditional taali garba to the fast modern arrangements.
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Nightly, 19:00Garba Hour Navratri, nightlyNine Nights Sundays, 16:00Dayro
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Sukh Gujarati
Garba every night of the year, not just nine.
Gujaratitraditional and modern garbasugam sangeetprabhatiya devotionalGujarati stage and film songsdayro folk storytelling
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Sukh Gujarati
Garba every night of the year, not just nine.
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About this station
Sukh Gujarati keeps garba on air all year, not only during Navratri. Around it sit prabhatiya at dawn, sugam sangeet through the morning, stage and film classics in the afternoon and folk dayro at the weekend. Made for Gujarati households in Australia who want the language in the room while the day carries on around it.
Through the day
All times Australian Eastern.
PrabhatiyaMorning devotional songs in the old form, before the house is properly awake.
Sugam SangeetLight classical and lyric songs for the working morning.
BaporMidday requests, sent in mostly from shop counters and lunch rooms.
Gujarati GoldFilm and stage classics, including the songs that came straight out of Gujarati theatre.
Garba HourGarba and raas every night, traditional taali garba first, faster arrangements after.
Raat Na SurBhajan and slow lyric songs to close the day out.
Programmes
The Garba Hour stretches across the whole evening for the festival, with sets timed to a full round of dancing.
Folk storytelling and bhajan in the dayro style, the long form that turns a Sunday afternoon into a gathering.