Raag Bairagi Bhairav - Dhruba Gosh in concert

[@EduardoRiter]

Such magical melodies... I love these austere early morning raags of Bhairo family. Such a treasure! And Panditji himself a precious jewel that left us too soon! Om Namo Narayan

[@khamlichimohamed5115]

La.tristese.perfectioner

[@fabiodosreis528]

Dhruba always feeling very deeply.... We miss you....

[@khamlichimohamed5115]

Tres.bien

[@sibanipradhan2391]

Feeling heavenly....

[@aditivocalist]

Wonderful

[@voitmusic]

Thank you for posting this jewel by such a great artist. It does indeed cross space and time. 🙏🕉

[@sergiotursi6458]

Sarangi... Cosmic sound in did. Love from Russia

[@anandsodhani3048]

Tapan u have done all of us proud
with your dedication & promotion of Indian classical music to one & all
with love from Anand
Sacred heart School Santacruz Mumbai

[@ratishshete1267]

Great. Saw his video for the first time

[@harendrakhurana9984]

Very beautiful and explained so brilliantly. Thank you

[@reubenlouismusic]

so incredible, he was a treasure

[@ustadghulamniyazkhan1928]

Waah kya baat hai

[@arundange8008]

V good!👍

[@azfaraziz743]

Divine!

[@khamlichimohamed5115]

Tristesse.profonde.bonte.

[@ramanathannv9971]

One of the most underplayed instruments in indian classical music, especially, Hindustani music.
One of the most versatile and expressing instruments. Unfortunately, the instrument has been associated with playing melancholy tunes. I have little information about the stalwart who handles the instrument transcending limits of time and space!!?

[@HoyHoyVarkari]

Peaceful.

[@anandsodhani3048]

Ooops this is Dhruba brother of Tapan & Tullika Ghosh

[@siteshsutradhar8881]

Is it not a indian raag? Or imported.