Creativity of Rabindranath (1880-1881)

After about 1 and 1/2 years stay in England Rabindranath returned back to in first week of   Kolkata with Satyendranath and others in the firat week of Chaitra 1286. The reactions from his friends and relatives , Rabindraanath expressed, were about his voice for singing.While at home he was impressed on seeing Irish Melodies of Thomas Moore and hearing the recitations of the poems by Akshoy Choudhury .In England he grasped the idea of singing them but lost the eagerness of learning all for those poems did not express  the  ideas of poets . Returning to Kolkata he sung these songs and other songs of foreign tunes. All remarked that the voice of Rabindranath had changed completely. In fact he went to England at the age of 17 and came back at the age of 19, the cross road of change of male voice.
Immediately after his returning home Raabindranath took part in Manmayee Geeti natya. Pravat Kumar Mukhopadhyay wrote, " Jyotirindranath's manmayee Geeti natya was composed of a mixture national and foreign tunes." Rabindranath played the role of Madan, Jyotirindranath Indra and Kadambari Debi  as Urbasi.
Two songs of this Geetinatya were written by Rabindranath,
1. [ratir gaan] Chile kothay bala, Kata Ki je holo
2. [Basanter Gaan] Chalo chalo chalo chalo chalo phooldanu
"Europe jatrir Kono Ek jubaker Patra" began publishing in Bharati from Baishakh 1286 issue. It was continuing publishing in Baishakh 1287.
1. Bhanusinger Kabita  [dakhlo Swajani , Chandni Rajani]
Bharati Jaishtha 1287
Dudin [Sree Dikshunya Bhattacharya]
Europe Jatrir Kno ek Junbaker Patra
This letter was written while he was in Tunbridge Wells. He described his experience there.
Bharati asharh, shraban 1287
Europe Jatri Kono Ek Bangiya Jubaker Patra
In Sunday mirror an applauded comment was given in [vol XX no 224, 19 sept 1880.]
On 6th May 1880, Rabindranath completed 19 years of age and stepped into 20.
Bharati Bhadra 1287
Bangali Kabi Nay [nirab kabi o ashikhsita Kabi]
and Bangali kabi nay kano, published in Ashwin issue. These  two  essays are very important in young life of Rabindranath Tagore.
"Balmiki Prativa" was published as a book in Falgoon 1287
it was written on the cover page
Balmiki Prativa / Geetinatya/on the occasion of Biddatjan samagama / Written and played/ Kolkata/
This book is of 13page.