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  • @EduardoRiter
    @EduardoRiter Před 7 lety +4

    Always good to hear a maestro play Hameer. This is an important raag and has become rare somehow. Thanks for the upload!

  • @kitgang
    @kitgang Před 4 lety +1

    Flavour of true (asli) gayaki ang.

  • @akhilabhagavathi3467
    @akhilabhagavathi3467 Před 10 měsíci

    Very nice performance very stable and as per custom

  • @MohanRam-lr9yp
    @MohanRam-lr9yp Před 7 lety

    thank u anirbanji for uploading this. the grandeur of hameer has been very beatifully brought out by ustad irshadji.

  • @rajibmoitra2837
    @rajibmoitra2837 Před 6 lety

    Irshad khan is a very delicate sensitive artist with a magical touch

  • @bodhibrikkha
    @bodhibrikkha Před 7 lety

    execution with precision, purity and beauty. la-jawab.

  • @vedgupta7611
    @vedgupta7611 Před 4 lety

    Beyond compare. Heavenly music.

  • @rajeevmathur18
    @rajeevmathur18 Před 7 lety

    What an artist
    Long live such a talent

  • @govindarajulu-kasturi9614

    EXUBERANT MUSIC .
    GOD BLESS.
    THANKS.

  • @vinaypande
    @vinaypande Před 5 lety

    What a sweet sounding Aalaap!

  • @indroc5500
    @indroc5500 Před 4 lety

    অনবদ্য ওস্তাদজী

  • @alikmoulick359
    @alikmoulick359 Před 2 lety

    What a performance

  • @vishnushanbhogue7882
    @vishnushanbhogue7882 Před 5 lety

    Born for sitar & surbahar

  • @manojkale9733
    @manojkale9733 Před 7 lety

    Too good

    • @lylewachovsky7590
      @lylewachovsky7590 Před 5 lety

      A pleasure to hear such a fine performance by an artist who really knows how to play sitar - with beauty, delicacy and intelligence. Lyle Wachovsky

  • @anshuu1949
    @anshuu1949 Před 3 lety +1

    I find it the most accurate and melodious after Shri Pt. Ravi Shankar's version ❤️

    • @rajibmoitra2837
      @rajibmoitra2837 Před rokem

      I have found Vilayat khans version most romantic and melodious. The gat is Vilayat s gat which i had heard him playing in a live concert no othet hamir comes even nearby
      However each can have his own opinion

  • @platimus7984
    @platimus7984 Před 3 lety

    Ustad ji plays a few note combinations that I thought were not allowed in Hameer such as GmPGmRS and DMG. The former is a kamod phrase and the latter is not allowed by the aarohi and avarohi. I am just a student, so I am still familiarizing myself with the rules of this raga. Why does Ustad Ji play these? Does he know the rules so well that he knows when to break them? Am I fundamentally mistaken? I am just a student who is asking out of curiosity, and am not trying to attack Ustad ji in any way.

    • @rashmichakraborty686
      @rashmichakraborty686 Před 2 lety +1

      I presume ustad Arshad knows very well about the application of particular notes used in raga Hameer. There is the practice of using of other phrases of notes showing as "Tirobhab"( i.e.vanish) and then again using the familiar phrases of notes showing as " Abirbhab"( i.e. again establishing the raga). I hv met Arshadji at my Guruji's ( Ustd. Fahimuddin Dagar) place on the ocassion of Eid. He was then a 16 yrs' boy. He is a rare artiste!

    • @rajibmoitra2837
      @rajibmoitra2837 Před rokem

      Irshad khan is not breaking any rules hameer and kamod are two ragas which have juxtaposition of many swaras
      Ordinary artists will always present a recital by memorising the notes and just playing like reciting a poem in a school competition but extremely talented artists while playing a raga gives glimpse of sympathetic ragas
      However a student csn always ask such questions