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Sukh Marathi

Abhang, natyageet and lavani, each with an hour of its own.

Marathiabhang and warkari devotionalnatyageet stage musiclavaniMarathi film songscontemporary Marathi pop
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Sukh Marathi

Abhang, natyageet and lavani, each with an hour of its own.

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About this station

Sukh Marathi opens with abhang and dawn ragas while the house is still quiet, then moves through natyageet, Marathi film songs and the newer Marathi pop that gets almost no airtime in this country. Lavani takes a full hour every night, uncut. For Maharashtrian families in Australia who are tired of translating.

Through the day

All times Australian Eastern.

BhupaliAbhang and dawn ragas, kept quiet for the early risers.
Sakalcha SurMarathi pop and bright film songs for the morning run.
Natyageet DuparSongs from Marathi musical theatre, with the scene explained before each one.
Chitrapat DriveMarathi film songs old and new, timed for the trip home.
Lavani LiveA full hour of lavani, uncut, with the dholki forward in the mix.
Bhavgeet RaatLyric songs and slow arrangements through the last hours of the day.

Programmes

Nightly, 19:00Lavani Live

An hour of lavani, from the classic stage repertoire to the film versions, with the percussion left where it belongs.

Weekdays, 12:00Natyageet Dupar

Songs from Marathi musical theatre, introduced with the scene they belong to so the drama survives the radio.

Sundays, 05:30Abhang Sakal

A long Sunday morning of abhang and warkari singing, for the household that wakes early regardless.