Haider Khan
Haider Khan
Haider Khan (1857–1927) is remembered by his gharana's own historiography as the first and, likely, the foremost disciple of Inayat Hussain Khan, founder of the Rampur-Sahaswan gharana. He passed the tradition to his son, Fida Hussain Khan, and, through him, to his grandson, Nisar Hussain Khan; no recordings of his own performances are known to survive.
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Inayat Hussain Khan1870s–1900s · Hindustani classical / Khyal / Dhrupad
Described by the gharana's own historians as Inayat Hussain Khan's first and foremost disciple — the direct conduit through which the founder's khyal style passed down to Haider Khan's own descendants.
No known surviving recording — founding khyal repertoire of the Rampur-Sahaswan gharana (pre-gramophone era)Inayat Hussain Khan
listen forNo recordings survive of either musician; the gharana's own historiography, not an audible trace, is the evidence for this link.