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@autonomous psyche your name is quite unique, i hope you are too, "its at least 25 years behind in terms of human and economic development". unique people have to take a stand.... GOD BLESS YOU.....
Lucky you! I am from Chile, that means it is practically impossible that she can ever come here to play a concert... there's no significant Indian community in our country, so I guess the only way I could wonder myself with her music is flying aboard to go listening to her... and I don't think it0s going to happen soon :(
You are carrying a wonderful nd rich tradition of Indian Classical Music with the blessings of legend of legends Bharat Ratna Pt. Ravi Shankar Ji.... You are in this great way.... Jai Sangeet
From early childhood, i recall Indian music was like an enchantment in grace . I also found myself attracted to anything Indian when shown on TV . I now go to India regularly and i even work with an NGO as a teacher. I would quite happily live there if i could. Indians are so adorable and calming souls. This fact is reflected in this musical work.
Way back when Paul McCartney and the Beatles brought Ravi Shankar to the western world. We all thought he was the absolute master of the sitar. But more than that he brought the wisdom of India to America. So all of these years later there is Anoushka Shankar, much of her father in her but just a next generation Ravi. I don't think so. She carries the same inner-peace seen in her father, but more than that, a woman's beauty to the music. And I have to say too, her hands and touch are amazing, an absolute master of the instrument.
the sound of violin is giving me the different vibe than what i always listen in western classical music. thr diversity of the sound that comes from one same instrument... it just feels good :)
I suggest you to go through Raag Jog on Indian classical violin by Dr. N Rajam..Her music has once made a coma patient come out of Coma.... czcams.com/video/aWuPGo6X8Bw/video.html
Best part of studying any new language: becoming obsessed with the culture, history, and traditions. I've recently taken up Hindi (I know it's just one of very many languages of India) and I don't regret it one bit. Everything about India is just so intricate and fascinating.
+Quentin The Fawn India's great, but only if you can ignore the guys shitting on the railway tracks, and the garbage everywhere. Otherwise, the country's great.
I'm amazed by the fact that even though this is a "classical" raga, the exchange going on is like a jazz tune. Bebop especially, where there's a passing around of solos before everyone plays the head again. Incredible to watch
So they use their thumb to touch first the tip of the little finger then each of the 3 other areas on your fingers/hand are used as a kind of drum pad. So lets say you have a 13/8 timing you would start on the tip of the pinky and count to 13 until you make it to your forefinger tip at the 13th beat then back to the pinky tip. This helps to keep track of where you are in the overall rhythm. Hope that makes sense.
+Herrin Music Oh ok lol- I know exactly what you mean!- it's just a way of counting the 'taal' or the time signature- Ektaaal i.e. 12 beats, for instance, is counted this way that you described ( I learnt hindustani vocals for a while). Ya now I come to think about, it's funny how easy and intuitive it is to explain visually but sounds confusing using language! That's one thing I like about Indina classical- having oral roots, and relying primarily on melody rather than harmony, it's taught in a very hands-on approach!
i have been exploring this music.....i love it.....a play the violin in a classical western traditions.....straght....regimented.....i want to learn this style
Absolutely sensational - the culmination of flow of dancing raga accompanied by scintillating beats, sounds by themselves & in unison. Pranams and gratitudes to all who contributed and shared this video.
music has its own language.. a loving language.. that bring peace nd love nd emotions among poeple even among enemies.. Love for Music.. and love for all..
I dislike classical music, but this is something else, truly amazing, why am I not surprised it is indian classical, so much vigor and spirit in this music, so much content and beautiful sounds, just like indian food this is amazing Im lost in my senses
Akosa Ihtravarkahc what?? The most ancient continuous civilisation on earth has more to it than the news?? By news you mean bbc or cnn I guess.... wow....
I am from the midwest in the US where all I grew up hearing is country music. This is absolutely astounding - now I want to travel to India and watch these live. Much love to you all!
I love the flute and every thing all well coordinated.i dont know much abt music but i can understand how hard it is to play instrument very talented n intelligent individuals
A person who is extremely frustrated and passing his/her days separated from the society pls listen to the items wholeheartedly, surely you would find yourself in a state of joy and relax.😅
A Big HIIIIIIIIIII to all the classical dance lovers. I have recorded this classical Indian Dance Video on the Occasion of Indian Cultural Programs part of "GANAPATI CELEBRATIONS". For your reference here is the lynk czcams.com/video/LRkMmHe3MOY/video.html . Please subscribe to my Channel also please share the video with your friends. This helps us spreading our Indian Culture!!!!!! Thanks a Bunch in advance Guyz!! Have a Delightful Time..
I am an Iranian. I love India and all Indians.India has nice people with nice culture and good food.I enjoy listening Indian music.
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I like both cultures...that damn KEBAB my old bosses wife made was delicious...
I love India & it's glowing culture...😂🤓💚🙏
I was Indian 24 lifetimes ago.
India, their culture and music are a precious gift from universe.
Not to forget their classical dances are too
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Indeed!
@@bulu9214 Absolutely!!! I love their classical dances and their colorful dresses
p@@kishorhuparikar4752 op pp
India Is one of the greatest civilisation in the world, salutation s from Algeria
HOW I RESPECT THE SOUTH INDIANS FOR KEEPING OUR RICH MUSIC ALIVE. LOVE FROM NORTH INDIA TO SOUTH INDIA.
You put that in words for everyone!🙌🏼
bharath is one . no east west North South
@autonomous psyche
but still way better thn communist politics of South
you can respect it by not mentioning "south Indians" and "north Indian"....
God Bless
@autonomous psyche your name is quite unique, i hope you are too,
"its at least 25 years behind in terms of human and economic development".
unique people have to take a stand....
GOD BLESS YOU.....
No doubt indian music is very rich and heart touching. Love you guys from Pakistan.
Mesmerised with the musical extravaganza
Music puts me with heavenly bodies. As if I am on a transcendental path
It's your music too...
@@sudarshan7111 yes
Music is haram in islam😊
MESMERISING BLEND OF CARNATAK& HINDUSTANI CLASSICAL MUSIC. 🙏🏻🙏🏻
I really love Indian music. .❤ from Philippines
Anoushka has the same face her father, but in an indecribable way she is so beuatiful 🤔. Namaste! 🇲🇽
🤔🤔
Violin and Sehnai touched me in a different way
Melodious and heart touching music. Her introducing the Co artistses is so simple with a great smile.
That was absolutely beautiful much love and respect from Guyana and Toronto Canada ❤🇬🇾🇨🇦🕉
Grove Bai wha happen deh bai?
@@masakali1974 oh shucks I find meh ppl
Arun Sooknarine LoL
India's music is so rich, much like its culture. Thank you for sharing this performance!
Lucky you! I am from Chile, that means it is practically impossible that she can ever come here to play a concert... there's no significant Indian community in our country, so I guess the only way I could wonder myself with her music is flying aboard to go listening to her... and I don't think it0s going to happen soon :(
But you can listen on you tube the way we are listening right now. ...
She lives in the USA!Later,I came to learn that she lives in the UK!
@@SuperHolysmoker its nothing like live my friend. When you listen this live, you will feel heavenly
One day you will my friend, you definitely will. :)
You are carrying a wonderful nd rich tradition of Indian Classical Music with the blessings of legend of legends Bharat Ratna Pt. Ravi Shankar Ji.... You are in this great way.... Jai Sangeet
#1 reason(of many) why Indians are my favorite culture.
U r frm Japan?
Because they love everyone 😂😘
WHY DON'T YOU LIKE ANIME MAN
So, you don't like cultures that have bad music?
@@StopFear which culture has bad music sir?. Every culture is unique.
I speak seven languages.
But still, I don't pretend to provide a precise word that'd describe what I feel when listening to this masterpiece.
Ecstasy?
Wow what a Raga, simply touches the soul.
Mr. Ali this is language of heart
And nobody can teach u that
If u want to feel it
Just close ur eyes and feel ut in ur whole body..........
Two simple words Raag Jogh
Your comment itself shows that how humble and respectful person you are.
🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
After watching this, I want to become music student. What a beautiful blend.!! Love from Nepal xxx
From early childhood, i recall Indian music was like an enchantment in grace . I also found myself attracted to anything Indian when shown on TV . I now go to India regularly and i even work with an NGO as a teacher. I would quite happily live there if i could. Indians are so adorable and calming souls. This fact is reflected in this musical work.
She is the goddess…
A billion times better, in every sense of the word, that today's mainstream pop hits.
Most traditional music is better than most of what’s put out today. I can’t believe this exists in a world where 6ix9ine does.
Indeed
If there is a heaven, this is what it will sound like. This music is food for the soul. My heart is bursting with joy and pleasure.
Voilin Padma Shankar was the best. So composed ... really a great direction for all the learning musicians ..
Wowww that first stroke shook my heart.
Me Too
Annushka-didi - worthy sucsessor of her father, Master Ravi Shankar, also a pleasant woman.
Four people, four instruments, one beautiful sound.
Paul Whitlock This sounds oddly ambiguous.
Paul Whitlock and your comment make this complete
5 dude. Drone.
Ushally the way it goes yeah.
@@supaF actually 7 yeah I know I'm late lol
Shehnai's solo was the highlight! Beautiful!
My goodness the violin solo starting from the 4th minute on wards just yanked out all the pent-up sorrow i have been carrying for God knows how long!
Only the true music lover will understand this masterpiece .....
Way back when Paul McCartney and the Beatles brought Ravi Shankar to the western world. We all thought he was the absolute master of the sitar. But more than that he brought the wisdom of India to America. So all of these years later there is Anoushka Shankar, much of her father in her but just a next generation Ravi. I don't think so. She carries the same inner-peace seen in her father, but more than that, a woman's beauty to the music. And I have to say too, her hands and touch are amazing, an absolute master of the instrument.
mikemather5 I think you mean George Harrison....
mikemather5 lol
Ravi was world famous before the Beatles.
That may be the case, but India was not brought to the western world only by the Beatles. There are many factors besides the Beatles.
Anushka is the first could of Mr Ravisankar
the sound of violin is giving me the different vibe than what i always listen in western classical music. thr diversity of the sound that comes from one same instrument... it just feels good :)
A.R. Widyaningrum good observation. It is called the Carnatic style
You are absolutely correct!! Actually India have acquired lot of instruments from west and made them theirs according to their culture and music
I suggest you to go through Raag Jog on Indian classical violin by Dr. N Rajam..Her music has once made a coma patient come out of Coma....
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@@dvchauhan35 I believe it, she rocks on it
@@danielrodriguez248 She is great with almost anything recited by her on 🎻
The violin player was really great....
The violin part was absolutely stunning!
Culture of India fascinates me. I love theyre music
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Thank u
I like their food.
Yay the part that doesn't have tseries
Hear the song 'laagi lagan pati sakhi sang' by koushiki..u will be lost
she transforms into a goddess when she holds the sitar.. just look at her.. she is amazing.. wow !!
karan chauhan yes, I too felt.
Well, to me she looks like a goddess even without the sitar. Gorgeous!!!
What an observe
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Love the Violin playing.....💯👌
Huge respect for legendery Indian classical music and artists. Vande mataram!!
pride to be indian
india has diamonds like this in your land jai hind jai bharat
Awesome
As an Indian, please stop. Comments like are cringeworthy as fuck.
Best part of studying any new language: becoming obsessed with the culture, history, and traditions. I've recently taken up Hindi (I know it's just one of very many languages of India) and I don't regret it one bit. Everything about India is just so intricate and fascinating.
+Quentin The Fawn
India's great, but only if you can ignore the guys shitting on the railway tracks, and the garbage everywhere.
Otherwise, the country's great.
most of ASIAN culture are great and have their own beauty, except corruption things and stuff
Quentin The Fawn great comment. Visit India and be my guest. Shall be glad to host you & help to get around to explore my great country 👍😀
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Quentin The Fawn sexy saree
Performance beyond human.
Wow she is beautiful and a very gifted musician!
Ravi Shankar is a legendary,and Anoushka,incredible!!! congratulations!!!
She carries his legacy forward
I love how she gives the beat count as her father did. This really helped me to understand musical structure.. thankyou Shankars!
The Shehnai guy and violinist absolutely killed it.
I discovered this glorious sound in Canada with your father playing
Why i have tears in my eyes all the time i listen?
It is meant to have that effect ok people.
Divine grace on you .
Me too
Because you have a heart of Gold and realize music melts even Gods heart.
I thought it was just me.
So incredible. I have always liked this kind of music. Beautiful! Such talented people!
Wooow, you have always liked it?
Similarly I like Carrabian and Hungary Muscians.These people memorise the listeners.
Western world is value the intrinsic soul nourishing traditional music of India our people are lost in wilderness of baseless western music
'Rag Jog' is soo beautiful 😍
7 years later and I'm still here listening to this masterpiece.
I have no idea how I got to this video but this is super chill, awesome performance :)
yes I also love it
Mozart magic flute
I'm amazed by the fact that even though this is a "classical" raga, the exchange going on is like a jazz tune. Bebop especially, where there's a passing around of solos before everyone plays the head again. Incredible to watch
+Andrew Weitz Yeah love this music... For the more complex timings they count using their finger segments. It can get pretty crazy!
+Herrin Music finger segments?
+Herrin Music Finger segments...explain? Very curious
So they use their thumb to touch first the tip of the little finger then each of the 3 other areas on your fingers/hand are used as a kind of drum pad. So lets say you have a 13/8 timing you would start on the tip of the pinky and count to 13 until you make it to your forefinger tip at the 13th beat then back to the pinky tip. This helps to keep track of where you are in the overall rhythm. Hope that makes sense.
+Herrin Music Oh ok lol- I know exactly what you mean!- it's just a way of counting the 'taal' or the time signature- Ektaaal i.e. 12 beats, for instance, is counted this way that you described ( I learnt hindustani vocals for a while). Ya now I come to think about, it's funny how easy and intuitive it is to explain visually but sounds confusing using language! That's one thing I like about Indina classical- having oral roots, and relying primarily on melody rather than harmony, it's taught in a very hands-on approach!
Nora and Anoushka - so beautiful and talented! Chips off the old block!!
So amazing greatings from Mexico 😍
two type of came here....
1.Real music lover
2.People who are high...
Forget drugs...this music gets you high...
You can be both.
True
@@memoryrinehart4452 Yeah but so do drugs.
Haha yeah
That string work made me cry man!
how violin is used in such a fantastic way.absolutely brilliant
"May all beings be happy, be paceful, beliberated.............."
i have been exploring this music.....i love it.....a play the violin in a classical western traditions.....straght....regimented.....i want to learn this style
I love the way that violin is used !
me too
A Fodness its called sitar not violin
'handsome' yet single because of your observation. There indeed is a violin being played there!!!
It is called the #Carnatic style
@@tanumishra34 what a shame puneet . Are u high dear ?
Wah wah.... What a lovely combination
Perfect harmony...!!!
One of those many vibes that Mother Nature should ever acknowledge right away...🙏
Absolutely sensational - the culmination of flow of dancing raga accompanied by scintillating beats, sounds by themselves & in unison. Pranams and gratitudes to all who contributed and shared this video.
music has its own language.. a loving language.. that bring peace nd love nd emotions among poeple even among enemies.. Love for Music.. and love for all..
No matter the place, Music is a universal language .. and what is good for your ears , it's for mine too.
So beautiful !
I dislike classical music, but this is something else, truly amazing, why am I not surprised it is indian classical, so much vigor and spirit in this music, so much content and beautiful sounds, just like indian food this is amazing Im lost in my senses
Magnifique, beau, 🙏 j'ai des larmes aux yeux quand j'écoute ce morceau, merci et bravo les Artistes
There is much more in India than you know from news
Akosa Ihtravarkahc media are liers
Akosa Ihtravarkahc ryt. bro
Akosa Ihtravarkahc what?? The most ancient continuous civilisation on earth has more to it than the news?? By news you mean bbc or cnn I guess.... wow....
Akosa Ihtravarkahc too much than your imagination can give you a thought of
Reproducie
I adore Anoushka because of her wonderful devotion to her father & heavenly music!!!
Beautiful - Thankyou from Wendover UK!
i’ve fallen for this music since i was a baby
OMFG Im Fallin for this piece ❤❤
Power of India music
Classical by name is splendid music!
Gahhh I started with bluegrass banjo and now I'm here... thanks CZcams, I can literally smell the Currie through my screen!
Unfortunately Curry is more famous in west than thousand of more delicious dishes of India!😄
This is mesmerizingly beautiful ! Anoushka Shankar is one of my favorite artists to listen to when i am working.. her music invariably calms me !
I am from the midwest in the US where all I grew up hearing is country music. This is absolutely astounding - now I want to travel to India and watch these live. Much love to you all!
Every kind of music , food, and culture is a gift to humanity.... there's no best or otherwise....I wonder why people compare?😉😀
It was a grand introduction by Ms. Shankar.
BELÍSSIMO!!! Top rate music from heaven. Thanks to all these fabulous musicians.
Dislike q करते हैं लोग, बोहोत अच्छा music है
Jay shree Ram 🙏, very nice melodious dhun
I was at this concert, up the back. mesmerised and quite honoured to be there
Where was it?
AAAARGH! Why isn't this video complete? I feel like my heart got pulled out of my ribcage all of a sudden.
The full video is in vimeo. Link given in description.
The lady with violin is also very good.... anouska is having a melodic taste great
I have been listening to your music and wordings since 2021.
Excellent.
My pronam to Padma Shankarji and all others.
What a melody!
love that style of violin playing, w/lots of bent notes.
mick james...carnatic or south indian style😊
That's violin played in Carnatic Style (South Indian)
my spirit rejoices when i hear this!
வாழ்கவளமுடன்!!!வாழ்க வனமுடன்!!!
It’s so much pleasure..thanks artists n media
I love the flute and every thing all well coordinated.i dont know much abt music but i can understand how hard it is to play instrument very talented n intelligent individuals
Practically Sweet&Blunt...its a shehnai
Thanks you all for showing the performances of (1)Violin (2) Mirdang (3) sarangi and (4) Sahnaai.👍🙏🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
A person who is extremely frustrated and passing his/her days separated from the society pls listen to the items wholeheartedly, surely you would find yourself in a state of joy and relax.😅
Thank you for the beautiful music.
Awsome...best way to enjoy close your eyes and get lost in this juglebundi.
Lakhbir Singh it's Taal se Taal
A Big HIIIIIIIIIII to all the classical dance lovers. I have recorded this classical Indian Dance Video on the Occasion of Indian Cultural Programs part of "GANAPATI CELEBRATIONS". For your reference here is the lynk czcams.com/video/LRkMmHe3MOY/video.html . Please subscribe to my Channel also please share the video with your friends. This helps us spreading our Indian Culture!!!!!!
Thanks a Bunch in advance Guyz!! Have a Delightful Time..
Very energetic performance...daughter like father...enjoyed the music...blissful..
Lady on violin is superb ..only experts can endorse
I love my country.... Thank you my anccenstors for giving music
Wow... watching a fire and listening to this.. amazing x
Now THIS IS REAL INDIAN MUSIC, i would listen to it over today's shitty pop music anytime
Oh! Such a violin resonance by Padma Shankar ji👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏
So polite as a person. So friendy.Love the "talk" between the Sitar and Trumpet! Heard this many,many years ago. Found something simillar here.