Hariyana Gharana
Hariyana Gharana had evolved from Swami Haridas who was a prominent artist. Later Hariyana Gharana later merged with Patiala Gharana.
Late Mohammed Hussain was one of the disciples of Gujjar Bhagat. He was popular for his performances in the Dhrupad. Another important artist Hidayat Hussain was also considered as an eminent artist. He at times accompanied Mohammed Hussain. The Jugalbandi style of performance was presented by Khuda Baksh and Ahmad Baksh. This pair earned much fame and was known for their simple compositions of great aesthetic value. The expression of the languages and the verses attracted the audiences.
The Hariyana Gharana later merged with Patiala Gharana and presently the descendants do not claim to be a part of the former Gharana. It is also believed that the name of the village Haryana was also derived from the name of Swami Haridas.
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