True story, over 30 years back (mid-80s). We were students from India in a small University town in US, really missing classical music. We found out that Ustad Sultan Khan, Ustad Zakir Hussain and Ustad Alla Rakha were touring US. We were a lot younger and had the audacity to politely request if they can perform in a small town, but would not be really afford their usual fees - whatever an audience of about 200 can afford. To our absolute surprise and delight, they graciously accepted. We personally drove them from the airport to our town (about an hour's drive) - I drove Ustad Sultan Khan. We could not afford a good hotel for them, so we thoroughly cleaned one of the grad student really modest apartment . All three stayed there for a day (two nights, I think), ate lunch/dinner what we students cooked, had tea made by us and performed in a small auditorium in our University. All I remember is their humility, simplicity and absolute genius when performing. We don't have any photographs (none of us could afford a camera with our assistantships back then), but that whole visit is imprinted in our minds forever.
These people doesn't play for fame or for some materialistic things. They put their soul, heart into it and practice for years and years together and still they are the most humble beings on earth knowing that, there is still infinity to learn in MUSIC. I came across a statement made by one of the Ustads "I am practicing one note in one raga from past 30 years, damn it I am unable to master it" That was the dedication. Cant get these people again.
"I came across a statement made by one of the Ustads "I am practicing one note in one raga from past 30 years, damn it I am unable to master it" He seriously needs to find a new career :'D
I am Dutch and discovered Indian music while living in South Africa some 25 years ago (huge Indian communities all over SA). Listening to this clip I thought of how my friends (if they were here) would have asked me to switch this off after five minutes. :) But for me, it is soul food. Thank you, it's very moving.
Similar experience. I am a Westerner, listening to classical Hindustani music since a teenager. Everyone laughs at it and asks me to turn it off. I always wondered what it would be like to meet someone who loves this music. To share and listen together.
light below candle ... it takes patience skill and effort to relish the real fruit of classical music. tough nut to crack but bliss indie. not all can afford this club one has to earn it.
Everything is not for everyone ...... keep something for your ownself .... sometimes, in order to appreciate something one should learn how to feel it.....
+Inderjit Singh '' Really pulls at the heart, '' That is what the Indian Classical music is all about, touch the hearts of the listeners . '' nothing compares to Indian Classical Music '' You my friend have hit the nail over the head. Its our stupidity that we as India have not appreciated it . Then again its not meant for the masses . India Classic music the more you listen to it the more it grows on you.
+S simba I completely agree and I am a new comer to Indian classical music and I cannot get enough of it. God bless all these masters. It is a blessing
Having heard hundreds, if not thousands, of performances of Yaman, this performance by Sultan Khan immediately became one of my favourites after just hearing the first few minutes of the alap. His ability to capture the vocal style is remarkable. If somehow it were possible to represent this performance visually without hearing the instrument and then to ask someone what instrument is being used, the answer would invariably be that only the human voice could possibly produce such music as this. Perhaps this comes from his experiences as a sarangi player accompanying vocal performance in which his main role would be to follow the vocal line.
The best Raga Yaman ever.My first deep experience specialy with this performance was when we were driving in Vancouver in the mountains and it was raining .Tears and healing on a deep and human way. Felt lonely, but a part of the nature. Opened I think important closed chakra's. This is healing. Thanks Sultan Khan and Zakir Hussain.
very awesome... peace and blessings to you. I know the feeling of being impressed by Sangeet; most Indian people I've known are not really very enthusiastic about this music (except Sikhs, because of Guru Granth Sahib; much respect from me to that living book)... I think maybe for you, you might enjoy to hear to "Raag Todi" now... other end of the spectrum :-) ... (we are in "Kali Yuga", no? "Todi" raga are very delightfully "un-western"... Yaman is very "vanilla", don't you think? :-)
I have just listened to some Raag Todi music and it's also nice. I have no knowledge of your culture, but I have got lot of respect that in your culture people are seeking for that deeper understanding of the soul and subconscious mind.People in the west and in US try to understand this, but they only understand a very little part of it, because they are more interested in materials and robotic thinking. I have got west-Asian roots and I feel it more. Todi raga is un-western, is true. In my situation, Sultan Khan opened a door maybe 25 years ago to my heart and to your culture.Peace and blessing to you.
:-) I'm so glad you enjoyed Todi! It is indeed a very unique and "different sounding" system. I am from the USA, but my family/ancestors came from Italy and Scotland... please don't believe everything you see about Americans in the media; we are not all sick money-worshippers like Donald Trump or the Kardashians... (I thought at first that the TV show called "keeping up with the Kardashians" was about Armenian people... boy was I wrong! Lol)... I am going to look up Sultan Khan now... thank you so much for your kind reply... peace!
I know what you mean, Most of my family are in US. I'm Armenian ( The kardashians hahaha=show) This world has to come togather. US=the child, europe = the adult and Asia is the wise old man. Peace and harmony with music. :)
Sultan Khansaheb, what a wonderful man, gifted beyond description, music that reaches back and forward at the same time. R.I.P. a privilege to have known you.
All the youngstar who are practicing to be a master of Tabla must listen this again and again to understand the difference between good, very good, better even the best and the genius! In not a fraction of second the tabla exceed the main instrument Sarangi, only suport it when and where necessary to make the audience a heavenly feeling. 🙏🙏 For both the gemstones!
Yesterday I enjoyed the beauty of Indian classical music, here in Bangladesh. Musician I found are dedicated, and soul searching, may take whole life achieve, what they playing. Salute o hard labour.
Celestial music! Such a controlled, disciplined, methodical and peaceful performance! Both Sultan Khan and Zakir Bhai are brilliant and superb artists ever!Bravo!!!
My journey of music started from Bollywood hindi songs,western pop, to Gazhal, to thumri or bhajans, finally to hindustani classical ( Aalap and Dhrupad.) For me hindustani classical is of the highest order and so captivating, that going back is unthinkable . I am grateful for being enabled to listen, feel and absorb hindustani classical music and have joined this club.
Kya Yaman! From the first note, straight to the heart... And what a wonderful tabla and alchemy between both of them! Incredible masters both of them...
What a soulful instrument! There is absolutely no match to Indian classical instrumental music with its plethora of raagas portraying myriad feelings and emotions. Each instrument is a class apart and pretty much unmatched globally, sarangi being a case in point. Raag Yaman, though being a simple raag, remains my favourite till date.
out of this world. maine zindgi mai sirf is raag ko sikhna chahta tha.or guru g ne 1 saal k baad mujhe yeh raag diya.. one of the divine raag from kalyan thaat
What make differ this great legend from others.most of us, the listeners love what the artists play for us.but here khan Saab play what we like or our soul need to listen.Humble pranams in the feet of his ever living memories.
The king of Sarangi. Salutes to my most favored musician on Sarangi. He always takes us to a divine land.... Whenever I start some creative writing, I put on his music.... He guides me....
we are truly blessed to have such a best lot of musicians to dig out the gems out of the best music traditions(Hindustani & carnatic ) of the world. By the way what's your name ?
yes of course... it's beautiful and restful... Raag Yaman is of course very easy for Western ears... there was an old European instrument called "viol d'amour" ("love-fiddle") that sounded similar to Sarangi (it even had sympathetic strings!) but unfortunately that has now gone out of style... only "college students" and "music nerds" know about it nowadays... thank God that some of the people in "South Asia" have preserved this truly unique sound! (it's NOT a "Violin", nor is it a "Rebab" like they have in Indonesia...) I am led to understand that Sarangi is very special and unique in a certain way... I've heard that a Sarangi player must grow his fingernail in a special painful way in order to manipulate the string correctly; is this true?
It is divine rendition by Ustadji.He puts everything into his playing the instrument. Feeling goosebumps while being submerged into such a performance.
+Jaseeka Rawr since we can't see Guy Fawkes's comments (it seems that he/she has withdrawn its wisdom from the common people)... I am curious; are you really happier in India than you were in the USA? (If you are, I'd be honored to know why... please elaborate!)
You have totally wrong notions about India Guiseppe ( are u Italian as yr name gels with my favourite Italian poet Guiseppe Ungaretti?). Visit India and experience it rather than sitting in ivory towers. Anyhow, glad that u appreciate Ustad Sultan Khan. Sarangi is nearest to human voice and melancholy is its essence. No wonder in yester years Air India used to play Sarangi or days during National mourning
An extremely beautiful and a spiritual rendition of Yaman by Khan sahib, which also shows the sheer wealth of India’s musical heritage, P. K. Chakraverty. U. K.
Its so painful.. mujhe kabhi rona nahi aata .. but jb b dil bhar jaata hai always ye music sunta hoon .. kasam se aur duniya main chale jaata hoon .. specially beach pe baith k jb b piche mud kar apno ko yaad karta hoon ton time ka pta hi nahi chalta ..
I did not mean to criticize my friends, it's just that I'm the only Westerner I've ever met :) that loves this music like I do. No, I left SA 11 years ago. I've been safe but quite uprooted. Only now, back in Holland, the country of my birth, am I settling again. Do you visit India, and if so, what part? That's a country on TOP of my list of ones to visit!
@@ankurgupta4495 somewhere along the way it was associated with nartakis. Took a whole to disassociate it from that -ve. IIRC for that reason it was not allowed on AIR for a decade or two. It was a couple of gharanas that kept it going.
Its true that imagination is infinite. Amazing line of thought covered with beautiful emotions. while listening to this the condition of the heart becomes like the peacock who at the first drop of the rain, dances to it. The happiness, the sadness and everything in between. This composition covers all the beautiful emotions.
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True story, over 30 years back (mid-80s). We were students from India in a small University town in US, really missing classical music. We found out that Ustad Sultan Khan, Ustad Zakir Hussain and Ustad Alla Rakha were touring US. We were a lot younger and had the audacity to politely request if they can perform in a small town, but would not be really afford their usual fees - whatever an audience of about 200 can afford. To our absolute surprise and delight, they graciously accepted. We personally drove them from the airport to our town (about an hour's drive) - I drove Ustad Sultan Khan. We could not afford a good hotel for them, so we thoroughly cleaned one of the grad student really modest apartment . All three stayed there for a day (two nights, I think), ate lunch/dinner what we students cooked, had tea made by us and performed in a small auditorium in our University. All I remember is their humility, simplicity and absolute genius when performing. We don't have any photographs (none of us could afford a camera with our assistantships back then), but that whole visit is imprinted in our minds forever.
That would have been really a great experience for all of you. Thank you for sharing this note sir..
Thank you so much for sharing this anecdote.
Beautiful life lesson, your depiction felt like an experience.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication
What a beautiful story and memory!
These people doesn't play for fame or for some materialistic things.
They put their soul, heart into it and practice for years and years together and still they are the most humble beings on earth knowing that, there is still infinity to learn in MUSIC.
I came across a statement made by one of the Ustads "I am practicing one note in one raga from past 30 years, damn it I am unable to master it"
That was the dedication.
Cant get these people again.
"I came across a statement made by one of the Ustads "I am practicing one note in one raga from past 30 years, damn it I am unable to master it"
He seriously needs to find a new career :'D
@@joontara4343 Hahahahah
@@joontara4343 Always one can joke at others when they themselves are zero in life
@@joontara4343you will not understand. Because, you can't.
Sarangi in the hands of a Master is the most melancholy, gorgeous instrument. It brings tears. This man makes it sing and cry.
I am Dutch and discovered Indian music while living in South Africa some 25 years ago (huge Indian communities all over SA).
Listening to this clip I thought of how my friends (if they were here) would have asked me to switch this off after five minutes. :)
But for me, it is soul food.
Thank you, it's very moving.
Mahatma Gandhi studied in SA...
Similar experience. I am a Westerner, listening to classical Hindustani music since a teenager. Everyone laughs at it and asks me to turn it off. I always wondered what it would be like to meet someone who loves this music. To share and listen together.
light below candle ... it takes patience skill and effort to relish the real fruit of classical music. tough nut to crack but bliss indie. not all can afford this club one has to earn it.
Everything is not for everyone ...... keep something for your ownself ....
sometimes, in order to appreciate something one should learn how to feel it.....
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Really pulls at the heart, nothing compares to Indian Classical Music.
Lovely, balm for the soul!
+Inderjit Singh '' Really pulls at the heart, '' That is what the Indian Classical music is all about, touch the hearts of the listeners . '' nothing compares to Indian Classical Music '' You my friend have hit the nail over the head. Its our stupidity that we as India have not appreciated it . Then again its not meant for the masses . India Classic music the more you listen to it the more it grows on you.
+S simba I completely agree and I am a new comer to Indian classical music and I cannot get enough of it. God bless all these masters. It is a blessing
I don't know how to Express the feelings
@@ssimba2785 totally agree
Having heard hundreds, if not thousands, of performances of Yaman, this performance by Sultan Khan immediately became one of my favourites after just hearing the first few minutes of the alap.
His ability to capture the vocal style is remarkable. If somehow it were possible to represent this performance visually without hearing the instrument and then to ask someone what instrument is being used, the answer would invariably be that only the human voice could possibly produce such music as this. Perhaps this comes from his experiences as a sarangi player accompanying vocal performance in which his main role would be to follow the vocal line.
thank you for this
Ustad Sultan Khan touches the strings of one's heart, not just the Sarangi. Speechless!
কি মধুরতম দুঃখের সাথে আনন্দ কে ছুয়ে আছে। Sultan of sarangi.
The best Raga Yaman ever.My first deep experience specialy with this performance was when we were driving in Vancouver in the mountains and it was raining .Tears and healing on a deep and human way. Felt lonely, but a part of the nature. Opened I think important closed chakra's. This is healing. Thanks Sultan Khan and Zakir Hussain.
very awesome... peace and blessings to you. I know the feeling of being impressed by Sangeet; most Indian people I've known are not really very enthusiastic about this music (except Sikhs, because of Guru Granth Sahib; much respect from me to that living book)... I think maybe for you, you might enjoy to hear to "Raag Todi" now... other end of the spectrum :-) ... (we are in "Kali Yuga", no? "Todi" raga are very delightfully "un-western"... Yaman is very "vanilla", don't you think? :-)
I have just listened to some Raag Todi music and it's also nice. I have no knowledge of your culture, but I have got lot of respect that in your culture people are seeking for that deeper understanding of the soul and subconscious mind.People in the west and in US try to understand this, but they only understand a very little part of it, because they are more interested in materials and robotic thinking. I have got west-Asian roots and I feel it more. Todi raga is un-western, is true. In my situation, Sultan Khan opened a door maybe 25 years ago to my heart and to your culture.Peace and blessing to you.
:-) I'm so glad you enjoyed Todi! It is indeed a very unique and "different sounding" system.
I am from the USA, but my family/ancestors came from Italy and Scotland... please don't believe everything you see about Americans in the media; we are not all sick money-worshippers like Donald Trump or the Kardashians... (I thought at first that the TV show called "keeping up with the Kardashians" was about Armenian people... boy was I wrong! Lol)... I am going to look up Sultan Khan now... thank you so much for your kind reply... peace!
I know what you mean, Most of my family are in US. I'm Armenian ( The kardashians hahaha=show) This world has to come togather. US=the child, europe = the adult and Asia is the wise old man. Peace and harmony with music. :)
inch bases! let us stick to peace world over...through a melodious life of music..
Sultan Khansaheb, what a wonderful man, gifted beyond description, music that reaches back and forward at the same time. R.I.P. a privilege to have known you.
Such beauty, depth, strength, and grace. What a remarkable people you from India are.
Bruce Goldberg hi
Great human being with excellent talent ... miss him a lot....
The CD is called " Raga du debut de la nuit" with only this track. You can find more information on the internet and how to get to it.
All the youngstar who are practicing to be a master of Tabla must listen this again and again to understand the difference between good, very good, better even the best and the genius! In not a fraction of second the tabla exceed the main instrument Sarangi, only suport it when and where necessary to make the audience a heavenly feeling.
🙏🙏 For both the gemstones!
This is just out of the world!
Yesterday I enjoyed the beauty of Indian classical music, here in Bangladesh. Musician I found are dedicated, and soul searching, may take whole life achieve, what they playing. Salute o hard labour.
Celestial music! Such a controlled, disciplined, methodical and peaceful performance! Both Sultan Khan and Zakir Bhai are brilliant and superb artists ever!Bravo!!!
Ayub Aulia can I have your contact number sir ?
My journey of music started from Bollywood hindi songs,western pop, to Gazhal, to thumri or bhajans, finally to hindustani classical ( Aalap and Dhrupad.)
For me hindustani classical is of the highest order and so captivating, that going back is unthinkable .
I am grateful for being enabled to listen, feel and absorb hindustani classical music and have joined this club.
we will miss you zakir hussain ji
I checked who could be on tabla with this perfect timing - and it was Zakir Husain!
Khan saheb so superb your recital touching my heart a lot of regards for you....
Salute! dear old friend Late Padma Bhushan Ustad Sultankhan.
waaah
When the Heart melts into Devine Purity ......... its sound like this......
Its the time to introspect ....
Kya Yaman! From the first note, straight to the heart... And what a wonderful tabla and alchemy between both of them! Incredible masters both of them...
When it is Zakkir Hussain, what else can u expect?
Hi Aura, how are you? Greetings
imagine if it was zakir,
sultan khan am Vilayat khan at the same time!!
....world heritage......thank you India...
What a soulful instrument! There is absolutely no match to Indian classical instrumental music with its plethora of raagas portraying myriad feelings and emotions. Each instrument is a class apart and pretty much unmatched globally, sarangi being a case in point. Raag Yaman, though being a simple raag, remains my favourite till date.
असाधारण, अतुलनीय, मधुर प्रस्तुति। Sultan Khan - Sabri Khan & Ramlal trio are the great Sarangi Players of Indian Classical Music
What a beautiful music. Much love for the venerable master to produce such a blesing threw this man
brings goose bumps on my soul.. class act.. May God bless his soul..!!
Nice
Una de les incomptables gotes de l'immensa bellesa de l'India. Aquesta música i aquests músics
Sultan khan shaheb' Sharengi , soft melodious prayer to all mighty , brings tears rolling my eyes , it's heavenly
the mellowed pensive supreme of the momentrs of longing in the eventide: rendered with mellifuous perfection - as best as may be expected.
Jasi Magon. What a nice raga played by a greatest art and ofcource by SULTAN KHAN
So beautiful. This one almost brought tears. There is peace here. Peace suspended in motion by the music.
Finally i found what music makes me cry. Thank you!!!
full respect to sultan khan and zakir hussain. both masters of great depth.
Everytime I listen to this, I get goosebumps! Thanks a million for uploading this masterpiece🙏
Wah amazing .
A complete master. Listening to this watching sunset and swifts weaving across the sky , is blissful.
Sarangi music sucks you into a place of peace. No troubles - No worries. Beautiful
Zakir Khan on the tabla is to be equally praised here with the Sarangi Master.
Its Zakir Hussain, not Khan.
Soulful music......what a beautiful alaap of raga yaman......so touching and soothing......salute to ustadji.....:)
out of this world. maine zindgi mai sirf is raag ko sikhna chahta tha.or guru g ne 1 saal k baad mujhe yeh raag diya.. one of the divine raag from kalyan thaat
Absolutely gorgeous alap!!!
What make differ this great legend from others.most of us, the listeners love what the artists play for us.but here khan Saab play what we like or our soul need to listen.Humble pranams in the feet of his ever living memories.
I had the pleasure of spending time with Khansaheb, a wonderful human being, he was such a gentleman.
The king of Sarangi. Salutes to my most favored musician on Sarangi. He always takes us to a divine land.... Whenever I start some creative writing, I put on his music.... He guides me....
we are truly blessed to have such a best lot of musicians to dig out the gems out of the best music traditions(Hindustani & carnatic ) of the world. By the way what's your name ?
बहुत सुन्दर यमन बजाया वाह वाह..🎉
अरुण पुणे.
Don't you sometimes want to listen to nothing but the sounds of soulful sarangi solo ?
Yes
+Jayanthi Nadig yes, it is mind blowing
yes of course... it's beautiful and restful... Raag Yaman is of course very easy for Western ears... there was an old European instrument called "viol d'amour" ("love-fiddle") that sounded similar to Sarangi (it even had sympathetic strings!) but unfortunately that has now gone out of style... only "college students" and "music nerds" know about it nowadays... thank God that some of the people in "South Asia" have preserved this truly unique sound! (it's NOT a "Violin", nor is it a "Rebab" like they have in Indonesia...)
I am led to understand that Sarangi is very special and unique in a certain way... I've heard that a Sarangi player must grow his fingernail in a special painful way in order to manipulate the string correctly; is this true?
+Joseph LoGiurato
Yes what you have heard is true. The playing technique requires extensive use of the fingernail.
yes yes yes .....how to say something about it ?
this is what it is !
Wah! Sultan Khan ji sound is so warm and enchanting..... Kya baat hai!
Allways in My heart from the first time I heard this Sultan Khan's performance of raga Yaman.I feel it deep in my heart healing my life pains.
Sublime. Just sublime !
Music is for Sufi soul Sufi flow of emotions pure Love..mellowed melting raga Yaman on Sarangi..Great Regards
Our own traditional instruments are so beautiful but still this generation has shown more love for EDM it's really incomprehensible
So beautiful . I can listen all the day and nights.
What a meditative rendering! One could lose oneself and dissolve into a meditation
Can we ever forget you?
peace of mind........incredible
It is divine rendition by Ustadji.He puts everything into his playing the instrument. Feeling goosebumps while being submerged into such a performance.
I could say legend has it this music is just the best thing you can imagine all the time believe it.
Breathtakingly beautiful
no words for such heart touching yaman..................
So pure soul, it makes me cry... Om
वास्तव में संगीतज्ञ आत्मविभोर होकर अपनी कला का प्रदर्शन करता है तो उसके अंदर अद्भुत उर्जा का प्रवाह होता रहता है।
¡Que belleza conmovedora!
maravailloso tambien, non?
Krishnamurti sahib, you have a lovely collection of music on your channel. Sultan Khan sahib's Yaman surely being one.
Realizing _ Heaven
Amazing, Such peaceful and Calm. No words for it.
The sound of sarangi is the Beast and you Are great master. I lave Yaman .
I cant say anything just listen the great Sultan Khanji
Utterly beautiful and transporting...
such a beauty ,amazing.
india had really lost some of it gems ustad bismilla khan, apj kalam saab. hope god repackages them and send them back to india
+Guy Fawkes I moved from the US to India.. :) I don't see myself going back home(to US) anytime soon.
***** Your comment was much deeper than I knew. :) Then I very much agree.
+Jaseeka Rawr since we can't see Guy Fawkes's comments (it seems that he/she has withdrawn its wisdom from the common people)... I am curious; are you really happier in India than you were in the USA? (If you are, I'd be honored to know why... please elaborate!)
+Giuseppe LoGiurato I mean, I like Indian music and people and food, but I'm not too keen on cholera and dysentery and infanticide... are you wealthy?
You have totally wrong notions about India Guiseppe ( are u Italian as yr name gels with my favourite Italian poet Guiseppe Ungaretti?). Visit India and experience it rather than sitting in ivory towers. Anyhow, glad that u appreciate Ustad Sultan Khan. Sarangi is nearest to human voice and melancholy is its essence. No wonder in yester years Air India used to play Sarangi or days during National mourning
Sometimes Its touch my heart
Even the tabla is sublime!
An extremely beautiful and a spiritual rendition of Yaman by Khan sahib, which also shows the sheer wealth of India’s musical heritage,
P. K. Chakraverty. U. K.
Kya Baat Hai Khansahib. Wa Wa. Bohat Khub.
No one could play like him in the past, no one can play like him in the present & it is doubtful if anyone can excel him in the future
This is our great Indian music and musicians. Please kindly don't write unlike.
i am always delighted by sound of sarangi
How peaceful
Yet another amazing holy grail of music from the God of Sarangi !
Bravo Bravo Bravo. What a delight. Pure meditation. Thank you for uploading
Legend foot prints of INDIAN culture. .
Its so painful.. mujhe kabhi rona nahi aata .. but jb b dil bhar jaata hai always ye music sunta hoon .. kasam se aur duniya main chale jaata hoon .. specially beach pe baith k jb b piche mud kar apno ko yaad karta hoon ton time ka pta hi nahi chalta ..
there is a sweet pain in this instrument
I did not mean to criticize my friends, it's just that I'm the only Westerner I've ever met :) that loves this music like I do.
No, I left SA 11 years ago. I've been safe but quite uprooted. Only now, back in Holland, the country of my birth, am I settling again.
Do you visit India, and if so, what part? That's a country on TOP of my list of ones to visit!
BSC , I love this music as much as you , for years & ❤️
Sarangi.. The sound of Rajsathan..🎶🐪🌞 17/2/2021
beautiful mournful instrument
Rick Deckard - yes.. best instrument in Indian classical music 😍
Why such a soulful instrument...underrated in INDIA
@@ankurgupta4495 somewhere along the way it was associated with nartakis. Took a whole to disassociate it from that -ve.
IIRC for that reason it was not allowed on AIR for a decade or two.
It was a couple of gharanas that kept it going.
matchless !
Gaati he sarangi bhi, hamein maloom na tha...! mutf agaya ...!!
Marvaous performance thanks to Sultan Khan and Zakir Hussain.
Its true that imagination is infinite. Amazing line of thought covered with beautiful emotions. while listening to this the condition of the heart becomes like the peacock who at the first drop of the rain, dances to it. The happiness, the sadness and everything in between. This composition covers all the beautiful emotions.
Gods language ... sarangi is the closet instrument to human voice.
IMIRZA777 joe rogan
Soul Evocation touching the Soul. 🙏
True💯❤️
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Sarangi and Flute are very close to human singing...
Grande performance!!! Lindo diálogo instrumenta, etéreo!!!
Olá, amigo Roberto Vieira . Muito bom! Bjhs.
Saudades Sissi!!! Bjs
What heart felt music by ustadji , bohut bohut selam to ustadji
Create a great relaxing mood .
Out of the World. Heaven.
i could study more while listening to this music.
what an amazingly soulful instrument
such a wonderful person, divine music, listen deeply.
Beyond words... Thanks to the uploader..
So relaxing.....helps focus.
Simply divine and the deepest Sukh 🙏 🙏🙏🙏🙏