Debu Bhattacharjee

Teaching & Mentoring

• Born into a musical family in Assam, Debu Bhattacharjee's interest in vocal music blossomed from a young age
• Received sound training under the vigilant guidance of his father Late Shree Satish Chandra Bhattacharjee, elder sister Smt. Sikha Bhattacharjee, and Late Shree Sachin Chakraborty
• Pursued formal training in music at the age of 5, setting the foundation for his musical journey
• Placed himself under the tutelage of Sree Sandeep Ghosh (Scholar, Sangeet Research Academy, ITCSRA, Kolkata) and Late Ustad Sarfaraz Hussain Khan of Rampur Sahaswan Gharana for nuanced classical music training
• Learnt various song forms, including Nazrul Geeti, Ragpradhan, Bhajan, and Modern Hindi & Bengali songs from illustrious teachers, maintaining close ties with performers for continuous learning
• Proficient in teaching Hindustani classical vocal, Hindustani semi-classical vocal and Indian light music vocal with teaching experience of more than 25 years
• Currently taking live online classes for students in India and abroad

Professional Experience

• Presented and directed music for the dance drama "Durga Durgati Nashini" on Doordarshan, National Channel, Delhi, India (2005)
• Directed music for a short film on School Earthquake Safety for Gujarat State Disaster Management Authority (GSDMA) and the NGO, SEEDS
• Performed as a light classical singer for DD Bharti Channel's special program
• Composed music for different Public Schools and performed as a singer
• Established an Audio/Video Recording Studio named HARMONIX for audio recordings and video editing

Commercial Projects

• Composed music for various Hindi commercial projects in Mumbai and Delhi
• Established and successfully runs "Devgandhar School of Music"
• Serves as a musical consultant for private television channels in India
• Composed music for films and TV serials, including "VRAJ KI KHOJ," "VOTE KAREGA UP," and "HINDUSTAN HAMARA"
• Composed and arranged music for audio CDs like "Mon Boleche" by Dr. Indira Das in Bengali, "Aamar Aami" by Sukalyan Mallick in Bengali, and "Ishq Sufiaana" by Kinnori Samaddar in Hindi