Vilayat Khan - "Raga Enayetkhani Kanada" (complete)
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- čas přidán 18. 11. 2011
- Image by my friend Peter: - www.flickr.com/photos/pictoscr...
All 3 continuous tracks from this album: - www.amazon.com/Raga-Enayetkhan... - CD #1045 in the India Archive Music Series ( 2001 )
1) Alap
2) Jor ( begins 33:50 )
3) Vilmabit Gat in Tintal ( begins 47:44 )
The CD booklet contains a very long and highly technical analysis of this work.
Here's a much shorter one: - "Ustad Vilayat Khan performs his own creation, raga Enayetkhani Kanada, named after and dedicated to his father and Guru, the great sitarist Ustad Enayet Khan. The moods run the gamut from euphoria to sadness as Vilayat Khan fondly remembers his father, while adding new dimension and depth to the Kanada raga rendition." - from an online source.
About Ustad Vilayat Khan: - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vilayat_...
Tabla - Akram Khan - www.akramkhantabla.com/ - Hudba
Much love from Ireland. :)
Some very touching delicate moments and some extremely bold fire in this masterpiece. Very inspiring. I love to accompany with my fretless bass, it's a real education!
for the first 47 minutes you are mesmerized by Vilayat Khan's powerful fingers, at about 65 minutes tabla is out-worldly...!
Dear all,
I wish to bring to your notice an exceptional document on Indian music
in the 1940's.
In this video between 6:00 and 9:10 minutes we can see Ustad Vilayat Khan in his youth.
This would be one of the earliest video recording of his, if not the earliest.
MARVELOUS !
on youtube search: Film about Music in India in the 1940's -- Film 246
I am also curious to know when exactly did Vilayat Khan sahin create this piece. Earlier I had the presumption that this must be one of his later works but now that you highlighted that specific piece I am even more curious.
Tell your friend Peter he has an AWESOME photo gallery!
divine. totally out of the world.
Peacefull for my mind and nourishing my soul, thx MB7world :))
wonderful ! !
Thanks a lot for sharing and uploading..
Great one! Thank you very much!!!
Thank you for sharing...this music is so beautiful!
@SitarRay When I first heard Khan, I thought his style was too cold for me. But then I warmed up to it. And now I'm just wild about him. He has a very commanding way of playing!
That is an expert comment! Someday I hope to have some expertise in this genre. But for now, I just love it a lot more than I know about it!
"Like" this master!
Mystique, extatique...
the rela at 54:50 is so beautiful. all its variations match the gat so well. this is why tabla is the best ever accompanying instrument.
fantastique, oui vraiment
Ustad Vilayat Khan (August 28, 1928 - March 13, 2004) was one of India's well known sitar maestros. He recorded his first 78-RPM disc at the age of 8, and gave his last concert in 2004 at the age of 75
Yes. Akram Khan. And I'm glad that you asked, because he has a website now, the link to which I just posted in the description box. : D
@TheFutureClassics And I predict you'll like it.
It gets really very interesting. ... It's in fact one of the best pieces of music I've ever heard!
( But I'll tell you a little secret: - I didn't like it at first! )
Exactly my impression. And if ever you upload a video of your playing along to a raga - please send me a link!
There is something about the scale of this particular Raga that in certain passages sounds so dissonant to my untrained western ears, that - very unlike most ragas I hear - it is hard for me to follow the emotional flow of the improvisation. I wonder why this should be? I almost always find myself carried away by the beauty of Indian classical music - especially when performed by a great musician like Vilayat Khan. Yet this raga's magic, so far, eludes me. I find this troubling.
You are not alone! UVK is better represented by his Shankara, Yaman, Tilak Kamod and his 45 rpm gems- available at Patrick Moutal's site.
10 years late to reply haha...it might be the 3rd note in the raga (ga and komal ga), sounds like he balances between both and that adds a dissonance (natural and flat 3rd), when the drone strings are tuned to natural third (shuddha ga) in the classic UVK gandhar-pancham style.
If possible, please share with us and upload.
Thanks in advance.
Do you have Raga Sanjh Saravali by Ustad Vilayat Khan from the India Archive Music?
Je suis d'accord! : D
Ha! - I certainly will. : )
Actually the ragas are the music for meditation, for the Kundalini energetic work (practice).
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You're quite welcome. : )
What is "Western ears"? Celtic? Greek Orthodox? La Tarantula de Sicilia? Flamenco de Andalucía? Bulgarian polyphony? Steve Reich? Eric Satie? Is there anything like "Eastern ears"? Japonese? Tibetan? Vietnamese? Hindustani? Persian? Mongolian? Arabic?
Good question. Would.follow the answer(s)
I despise the whole "East" vs "west" bs that has been raging for centuries. It's a very euro-centric view of the world. Nevertheless, "western ears" is just a general category referring to listeners who prefer music that conforms to European theoretical standards of music pertaining to tuning, harmony, etc of the 17th and 18th centuries. And since music appreciation is a bit of nature and a whole lot of nurture (i.e. cultural), I'd argue with prevalence of Spotify, tiktok, and other social media, most people's ears are "western ears" already.
C'est en effet une opposition qui n'a aucun sens, ni en art ni en politique, ni en philosophie.
v. khan az egyik legnagyobb
Those 'meends'