Anoushka Shankar plays 'Pancham Se Gara'
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Innovative sitar player and composer Anoushka Shankar plays 'Pancham Se Gara' by Ravi Shankar with Tanmoy Bose (tabla) and Kenji (Tampura) at the Neurosciences Institute. www.anoushkasha... / snapshotsmusic www.snapshotsf...
Sometime I think sitar is one of musical instrument that was smuggled out of heaven.
agree with you
Saptono Istiawan well said . Such a divine music 👍
LOL, "smuggled out of heaven"! Many blessings to that thief!
I agree and im British.. we have a big music culture but this instrument is absolutely beautiful and coupled with Cannabis is the perfect combo
Saptono Istiawan am agree and am Martian
I am in Love with both Anouska and the Sitar , I have been Listening to her Father since 1967 . I was in Vietnam . It is in my Soul and Heart .
Thank u sir,🙏
I heard Ravi up in Wisconsin on a Sunday morning at Goose Lake, just before heading home. He brought some peace in closure to the messy event!
Music is not a universal language… music lets us connect without language ,
Greetings from Iraq 🇮🇶
That what he meant...It is a form of communication for the soul...It is a language without words...The same as telepathy...No sound but there is communication...There is different kinds of communication and music most certainly is one of them...
Love from India ❤
Bt music is 'haram' in islam.... 😂
@@ahelplesssoul1404 this couldn't be further from the truth
شکرا
When I think of India, I think in terms of music, art, literature, culture and stuffs like that. Truly beautiful.
We love Bhutan
I feel like she and the drummer are communicating in a language beyond speech. Utterly ravishing. Indian music is a gift to the world.
Those drums are collectively called Tabla.
People talking without speaking, people hearing without listening
Yes, it's called knowing what the other player is thinking because you remember practice
I could understand it on LSD
@@davidanboo9982 people writing songs and their voices never shared
I almost cried, love india so much. Greetings from Mexico!
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Raag malhar... Played only during monsoon.. :)
Syprex welcome to India, dear... May God bless you
If India has to offer something to the world.... It's the culture of love, peace and joyfulness..... The most ancient surviving civilization has much to offer and welcomes you with open arms....
Good message. Thanks..Our Indian Sanathana Dharma makes a Christian a better Christian and a Muslim a Better Muslim...and so on....If its not happening then it is not Sanathana Dharma.
Peace ॐ
This is real indian culture
Well said. The day you attend one of these concerts is the day you'll understand how magnificent Indian classical music is. Your eyes open. What our culture is truly about. But it's not for everyone... to appreciate the fine and performing arts is so necessary in this time of strife and division... not everyone has the time, it seems. Disappointing. Very. You wish there is something you could do. #roots
Love from China, the performance is literally a masterpiece, splendid sound!
no need for your ethnocentrism.
It’s a shame many people only think of India in terms of bad stereotypes. Wish more would learn about their true amazing culture. Greetings from Denmark
i agree with this. i hate that people view india as cringe, poor, dirty or any other negative stereotypes that some meme created. i found the memes funny but there are people that genuinely think india is like everything they see in meme. when india has a rich, diverse, beautiful culture, traditional or modern. one of my favorite movie is from india, truly inspiring and educational (3 idiots) and their traditional culture is not to be questioned. theyre all fantastic.
i'm not indian btw.
They think like that ? I always thought India was always respected by everyone. :(
@@apeoux Yea, people really believe those lies about India. Its so sad but its ok we can still enjoy the rich culture and history and help people around us see India for what it truly is.
India has great culture and heritage.. proud indian
I love Indian culture
She is the reason why people should have children. Her father was a master and inspiring and she does him and the female musicians of the world justice. So inspiring to continue such a legacy and be the amazing woman that she is.
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Truly deeply gifted. Her famous father, Ravi Shankar has obviously been blest with such a talented daughter. What a Gift to the World at large.
O coisa besta
ghaz bazrafshan ss
Maravillosa
Indian classical music is gift of God on the earth
yeah... lots of god on there ....
@@zahidrashid6201 god is one that is bramh and all devta are expression of that god. Correct your knowledge
Well actually it's true
God created music and raga
They also created dance
Siva is known as lord of dance.
Godesss Saraswati is Called veena pani cause she always use to play veena
@@zahidrashid6201 we are not talking about Halala God and Women supplier in jannat .. 🙄✌️
The art was basically taught by Shiva himself, various dance and music instruments...
I love my hindu heritage from NEPAL
Make Nepal a Hindu rashtra 😩
The sounds really reminds me of my ancestors from India (I am Filipino but I have Indian heritage from my father’s side of the family)
Namaste 🙏🚩
Love you, bro. It's humanity that can only bind everyone.
AFTER HER FATHER, SHE IS THE BEST! I HAD THE PRIVILEGE AND HONOR TO MEET SRI RAVI SHANKAR PERSONALLY, AND MY DAUGHTER BIMLA QUINTELLA IS A LONG TIME FRIEND OF ANOUSHKA... HARI BOLE!
I saw her with her father once at The Kennedy Center. It was stunningly beautiful music that brought tears to one’s eyes. As for this- mind blown. Incredible.
This song just made me very emotional. It takes me back to the time when I've been in India. And it reminds me that even in times of Covid there is still happiness and enjoyment of life out there. Thanks to the great artists, it is amazing to watch how people can get completely absorbed by music.
Thank you
Her talent is moving, for sure
Lots of love from India
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I cry with joy every single time I watch this. I've been on the Internet since 1995, and this is the most precious thing I've ever experienced..
Thank you! So glad you enjoy
Blessings! Such joy is a miraculous experience.
@@joansutton cringe evry
@@maximkikena622 What????
The Tambura never gets any attention. It's truly the hidden gem in any Indian Music Concert.
Always been my favorite part of the songs.
Though it was never meant to gather attention, it is still a truly wonderful instrument.
Tampura is the Earth... the basis... the ground on which we can live, dance, and be. It’s the humble instrument which makes all possible
This is the instrument Anoushka would have been relegated to in India's classical music scene. Her father taught her like he would have taught his son but it is on the international stage that she is seen mostly. She adapted traditional ragas to what she names anourag. No alap and slow raga exposition, she knows what listeners are really avid for is teental, the quick movement. Her father has known and endured through a clannish grand master school. Some families had exclusive rights of teaching certain instruments like the bin dating back centuries to rajah decree.
It is the heart of Indian music
When it blesses the air, it creates a canvas for the other instruments to play on
Maybe someday I'll understand this type of Indian music. For now, I'll enjoy listening to it. Love Ravi Shankar, love Anoushka too! The Tabla is amazing.
Your'e absolutely right. I'm Indian, have been listening to Indian classical for a decade avidly. I still don't understand the 'ragas' and the rhythms. I too am still at a stage where I only enjoy it.
Understanding it, takes dedication and learning!
TheMaskwa If you are listening to it from 10 yrs and liking it....you have understood it!
Even if you may not know the names of things. I play a bansuri (indian flute) and still cant comprehend the subtle variations in the raagas.
Rushikesh Ashtikar :) But I am sure you can tell one raga and tala from another. I can't even do that. When people listen to Carnatic music, almost everyone follows it with their hands indicating the beat. For some time I thought they are faking it :P But then I realized everyone was generally doing it in synchronization so they must know what they are doing! :D
This music frees our chakras with harmonic resonance frequencies from the root to the crown. Peace be with you.
@@DonnOLucianDios Very good Donn. No wonder I love it.
Daughter of a legend...... She is talented too....waah.... What a synchronization.... Tabla and Sitar
I almost cried, love india thank you so much. Greetings from Dhaka!
It's the culture of us bengalis as well, brother!!!
love to our south asian brothers in bangladesh
I love the communication between Shankar and the tabla player.
Even though I don't fully undestand Indian music I know there is something so special happening in the room. Their communication is beautiful and they both play so masterfully.
Try to feel the music instead of understanding it ....
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Very nice👍👍👍....
Pl check the indian classical music and listen only the part between 11:50 to 24:12 if you like then skip to 45:30...i like it very much...{i am not the youtuber..just like it very much}
If you like it then like me...such that i can know you like it like me😊. I thank you.....
Even I don't understand
@@sakuntalapandey5156 I guess he ddnt feel it cuz he couldnt understand it
Because
Its probably
Hard to understand the odd time signatures and the scales they used
I don't understand as well but it feels so good to hear
Ahh!!! The Sitar along with the coherence of tabla takes me back to those very old days... where me and my mother used to sit beside our Radio to hear the performance of Pt. Ravi Shankar and Ustad Alla Rakha ji !!! I want those days to rejuvenate back 😢
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THis is so good I cried. Damn I love india ...
+Maryam M and I'm in love with Iran because of Abbas Kiarostami-Mohsen Makhmalbaf-Jafar Panahi-Majid Majidi-Asghar Farhadi....art has no boundary!! :)
+Debayan Das you skipped Peyman Moaadi.. High-five from a Persio-phile
Gaurav Sharma Wooow Thanks
Debayan Das Wooow Thanks
Prakhar Misra You sure do know alot about iran.:)
It is so unbelievably difficult to fight the need to be productive when I listen to this. This is a work of ingenious proportion. Absolutely amazing.
Ten years old video!!!! Looking for really good music, landed here back to indian classical! I have not much knowledge about it, but this will always remain closest to my heart! Forever!
Lots of her father's influence here; sounds a lot like Bangla Dhun, but in a very good sense. You just can't beat a good sitar tune. Felt like I was back in college with acid on board. Excellent!
with due respect to beautiful inda and it's amazing heritage and culture, music is a Universal language. I'm from the Ozarks and I play tabla.
It's really necessary in our life very good
appreciation for all music all around the world is something more people should be- so I'm glad to see your response :)
I'm from Michigan and I play the skin flute
with great respect to the world of music and its musicians INDIA salute all instruments and their players.
That can't be an easy instrument to learn either. That guy's hands and fingers fly over his tabla.
There's playing music, and then there's feeling the music and let it play you. This beyond amazing.
Sitar music is not about others....just close and eyes and reverberate from inside. heavenly , soothing, peaceful, beautiful. Proud of indian music.
The deep rhythm of the tabla is unique, unlike any other drum, d/t the use of the base of the wrist of the player on the outer edge of the instrument, and the fingers in the middle. The tabla and the sitar are of pure Indian origin.
இனம் மொழிகளை கடந்து மனதை தொடும் இசை வாழ்க சகோதரி
Ситара, это моё лекарство, от печали. Спасибо, СОЗДАТЕЛЮ, и таланту исполнения. Привет миру мирному без бед..
I think we all wish that.????
i vam privet Margush.
Respect from America
Aren't we just so lucky to have ears?
It appears that my comment has been misunderstood.
What I meant was "aren't we lucky to have hearing".
+Jason Howard W H A T ?? LOL!
Yes i love this song it realaxs me 😏👏🙏
He he he ya right
Thanks God
Jason Howard not ears but to be able to experience , experience and perception is everything
I HAD A DOCTOR FROM INDIA SHE COULD PLAY THE INSTRUMENT LIKE THE ONE FEATURED HERE IT WAS TALLER THAN HER SHE AMAZED ME BY PLAYING THE INSTRUMENT FOR ME WHEN I WAS HOSPITALISED
I hope you are felling better. The instrument is called a Sitar. : )
@@creatorsofnewearth369 I'M MUCH BETTER I DIDN'T KNOW MY DOCTOR COULD PLAY THE SITAR IT WAS WAS TALLER SHE IS I LOVE THE SOUND OF THE SITAR
@@lindathrall5133 well that instrument u are taking about is veena. 👍
This is the reason we Indians should preserve our Hindu culture and music. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏
I'm sure the BJP will do that.
Will you dislike Sitar if you knew it was made by Amir Khusro 😝 and inspired by Veena and Sehtar ( Persian instrument).
@@flgnsngh Well the roots of ragas and Indian music lays in the Vedas. Thats why its called Shastriya sangeet my friend.
@@flgnsngh Could you start an argument in an empty room. Always one.
@@alanpower8234 Well said
People like @flgnsngh are c*ck-suckers of Western/Islamist/Communist narrative
*The sound of the sitar grounds me a little and reminds me of home my roots and my culture.*
*It lends peace to my mind in times of turmoil.*
Beautiful
What i can say? It is very devineful song.Long live.long live.
There's just something so beautifully soulful about eastern music that you just don't get in western music...
That’s called Phrygian Dominant
@@queikiwili It's more than just using a specific scale or mode. The timbre of the instruments and the music as a whole is entirely different, as is a lot of their music theory.
You call also call it as bhartiya or Indian music jab kuch Ganda ho tab usko indian btao or jab kuch acha ho tab use eastern keh do waah kya hypocrisy hai
This is vedic music
Money and fame probly pay a big part
Very beautiful. With dedication and musicality. A worthy successor of Ravi Shankar. He has every reason to be proud.
German: Wunderschön. Mit Hingabe und höchster Musikalität. Eine würdige Nachfolgerin von Ravi Shankar. Er hat allen Grund stolz zu sein.
Das ist so Herr Ermer.
beautiful
🙏🙏🙏
No puedo explicar el llanto de felicidad que me dió escuchar esto junto a mi hijo de 5 meses. ❤️. Gracias por compartir su gran talento.
recuerdos pasados. 🌹
Masha Allah❤😢 nice music
I'm Arabic from sirya🇸🇾 i love india🇮🇳❤😔
How is going in Siria?
@@angelopennuti3961 Our country’s war is killing us and hitting us with flying 🛩
@@mbcbollywood482 😢😢😢, praying for you 🙏
sending love to you
Anoushka, you make your father live for 100 more years. To hear your sitar recital is to be with God for a while.
Omgsh.....so awesome!!!!
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I seriously have to watch this video at least fifteen times a week, Sometimes all in one sitting.
So much joy.
I love my India & proud to be Indian.There is great culture of various festival which creates bounding feeling amongst family members & lovely Traditions in Music since long long back....BARASKAR
I've never experienced this kind of music, it is almost soothing and extremely fun at the same time, it touches me, and makes me happy. Well done. people from India really do have the most fascinating and inspiring culture - and music - in my opinion!
But, we started forgetting/loosing them long back..
yeh one of best instruments.. u can also check the anime naruto's music.. thyey have many good by Toshiro Masuda, n some other artists.. Itachi's theme is nice and has this instrument there i think
Magnus Nørgaard Weihager
You described it very well !
lol yeah they shit in the streets how inspiring
This is inspirational music! Thanks so much for sharing, nothing like good live recording..trying to do the same in Rajasthan with our folk music!
Sounds Like Daddy Gave His Soul To His Daughter !!! This Is Amazing !!! Pakistan Loves You !!!
God Bless you too
Love from india
thanks pakistan
Love
@Crooked Knight ----- You failed to mention "In my opinion, and the fact you're deaf!"
she is so beautiful and talented
In the time of Covid, so comforting to come here and be restored by this beautiful woman and her art. Thank you.
Thank you!
@@snapshotsfoundation Thanks for sharing the great work of Indian Classical music 🎵🎶
Is your company based in CA?
I read comments while listening to this, that way I get to feel all wonderful things wonderful people have to say about this.
Such a beautiful piece of Indian music. I love the sound of a sitar.
I wish that India back then should never change the culture
Blame colonisation
This instrument is beautiful, Anoushka plays it very well, George Harrison saw the uniqueness of this instrument and brought it to the attention of the world through The Beatles........
i love the sitar...i wish to learn it one day. people are always like "what? sitar? why dont you want to learn to play something normal? like piano, or guitar?" and i say to them, the sitar is beautiful. you dont have to be indian to play a sitar. anyone can enjoy this amazing music.
+Imelda Palomares those who say that play something normal, like guiter or Piano, i dont understand what the mean , is sitar for abnormal people? :)
get amp with sitar mode
+Imelda Palomares I once was blessed enough to be led by Gordon Caldwell to where I could purchase a Double Toomba Sitar! It was THE coolest! I myself however, could never seem to get past "Norwegian Wood" on it! LOL! Do I appreciate this video?? O H Y E A H !
I just started, its just as amazing to learn as you'd think, I'd recommend getting lessons to learn properly
Ayan Mukherjee that is perhaps because people who can play sitar are beyond the reach of normal people!! Sitar is the beauty of music...
Her father must be VERY proud of her INDEED!!!
Excelente musica! excelente interpretacion!!! magistral!!! from Venezuela!! Namaste!!
Hundreds of years to evolve .
A hundred seconds to love .
I bought a 21? String sitar in 1985 but never leant how to play it .
Still brings tears to my eyes
So pure the way they communicate by eye .
The human brain is so amazing to remember and co-ordinate all those notes for such a majestic composure .
Music I will take into the next life
Her fingers move like the tiny ripples of the great ocean.. so enchanting..
Harold Sankar thats very true...so poetic
Harold Sankar yes .. almost sambit Patra but but with defrfent talent...nice to meet u...
This music is like listening to a language I don’t understand but transports with an emotional language. The musicians speak to and argue with each other. Altogether a wonderful experience provided by very talented artists.
Exactly
In musician terms it is actually like listening to a different language
Cuz they use different
Time signatures
And scales
And it makes it somewhat not understandable for most normal 4/4 and major minor people
I've been watching this video for about 7 years and I still love every second of it
La beauté et le mystère de l'Inde.
Le sens de la mélodie est envoûtante et planant. Merci
this is the rendition of the same pancham se gara that was played by her late father in the Monterey pop festival in 1967.
And slayed all who ever hear it, resistance is futile
Thank you everyone for continuing to share this magical performance by Anoushka Shankar. Subscribe to our channel! We appreciate your support!
Es hermosa tu musica
The recording mix mainly uses a tube microphone, placed close by Anoushka's sitar, the tanpura, and two room mics. The tabla mics are reduced slightly in the mix. The result is a clear focus on the soloist with supporting musicians just below. Thank you for listening!
really fantastic and mind relaxing
The Snapshots Foundation However, something is making the tabla sound somewhat un-tabla-like !
ktubeme Possibly , it's the microphone or the resonant nature of the room.
One of the most soothing music instruments..
I think the same thing. I also am very productive when listening to this music. I deep cleaned my entire house, and reorganized two large closets over the weekend to her father's album 'Improvisations'. Am able to do things I despise as long as this type of music is playing on my headphones.
: )
I was blessed to see Ravi his daughter is amazing just love and devotion for this beautiful art
Really a master of the sitar. She plays with such feeling, ease and grace.
beutiful
from Venezuela!!! NAMASTE!
namaste
Namaskar... ji...নমস্কার
Tirso Cocho namaste .... and welcome to heart of Indians and ...
come and sail in the ocean of Indian classical music ...
Namaskar , Namaste is Nepali.
We're doing yoga?
She is an astonishing player! Well, she was taught by the best.
+John Rasmussen And she is the daughter of the man who is considered one of the biggest Sitar masters in history. Amazing indeed.
+John Rasmussen Is that Ravi Shankar, I have his Sitar CD, Three Ragas and when I listen to this , I kick back and it takes me away!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+mohair ellis Yes, Anouska Shankar is the daughter and disciple of Ravi Shankar. :)
+John Rasmussen Thank You John Rasmussen+++++++
+John Rasmussen and Norah Jones stepsister
I am blessed to listen your music, it touched my soul deeply. Happy New Year. Being an Indian I am extremely proud of you that you are daughter of Pt. Rabisankar. Thousands of love from KOLKATA, INDIA.
why are indians proud of everything.7000 indians die of hunger everyday. and somehow most of them are okay with it and being proud of useless things.
Shabash! Truly sublime
She's the best Sitar virtuoso of our times. So much emotion, so much passion, so much love! Hoping she entertains and continues inspiring people all over the world, ans donates some of her free time to various causes.
Respect from iran
This video gives me peace, I have never felt so alive. I truly feel with the clouds. I feel like a free sprit roaming around, feeling free within. I have been listening to this awesome song for a few years now, I have never gotten sick or tired of this song. I always turn this song really loud and feel like i am free and I am in the clouds roaming without a soul. i have been quite stressed out lately about my studies, and so I just turn on this relaxing song. and vibe out. Thank you again...... I have never felt so alive!
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Damn gives me the chills all the time. No one mentions Mr. Sulu in the back though. Awesome
Is he actually playing at all
i like sitar its so spiritual and psychedelic
The best thing about India is Music
Great indian music, musicians
love all about indian classic music
Love from Sri lanka
Bliss! The tranquility of my pets, while enjoying this soul soothing work of art, is proof enough!
sto ascoltando per l'ennesima volta questa musica, ho la pelle d'oca, ogni volta è una emozione incredibile, sia guardando il filmato, sia chiudendo gli occhi. Lo strumento in mano a questa ragazza forma un matrimonio perfetto, unito anche alle percussioni mostruose del compagno di cordata. Bravi, bravissimi. Ciao dall'Italia
I love this. Greetings from the U.S.A
Wow! I like this Indian music. I can close my eyes & feel the nature & peace in the heart & mind. Love it. 😍💕
I think she is close to the release she seeks. May GOD in his mercy give it.....
If case you didn't know, Norah Johnes is her sister. Talent goes very deep in this family's genes.
after your comment I went to some serches , oh that ' s amazing family you said so true , thanks @🙏
Αλλη δουλεια δεν εχεις εσυ...και ασχολησε με τα Ινδιακα κουτσομπολια. ΕΥΓΕ!
Half sister. Different mothers. Anoushka's mother is Indian whereas Nora Jones' mother is white American.
Wow, this is beautiful. I cannot think of any music purer and prettier than that which originates from India. Wish I had such a skill of instrument playing!
El citar es uno de los instrumentos más inteligentes y espirituales que he conocido en 21 años, la verdad.
Saludos desde México.
Amazing Anoushka.....You took me to heaven for almost 12 minutes...I don't have words to express my happiness...ULTIMATE PERFORMANCE
Many years ago I saw and heard her father play at the Greek Theater, in Los Angeles, under the stars one warm summer evening. It was magical.
Анушка истинная доченка своего гениального отца, и это еще не предел мастерства. Пандита всегда отличала безпредельная творческая фантазия и смелость. От этого его импровизации всегда вызывали душевный восторг и восхищение. Анушка !!!
This piece by Anoushka is marvelous. She is reminded me of her late father the legendary Ravi Shankar. Truly magnificent.
i like the connection between the musicians when they play and feel the music at the same time XD great sound
Listening to this gives proof that music in it's most pure form is truly a spiritual experience. Thank you for sharing that experience.
She is brilliant. Both playing is outstadning. Im in love with her. Magical.
I can't stop listening to this. So good!
Thanks, we agree!
Good
hemz96 Yer makes me want to go for a curry.
George Harrison loved this instrument.
and Lennon !
I keep thinking this sounds like "Within You Without You"
And ‘Norwegian wood’
Who is he
@Shudhanshu Yadav he was one of the Beatles and is well know as one of the greatest guitarists of all time
Anoushka’s finger
By Tapasi Saha
Anoushka’s finger talks without vocal cord
The divine melody she creates with her fingers unbelievably intoxicating
Pierces our soul immediately
Listening to her sitar takes us to a place
Where no one else matters
Anoushka’s fingers are sharper than Shark teeth
The sharpness of her fingers only U can compare with Goddess Ma Kali’s Sword
The delicate melody she creates with her fingers takes us above the cloud where we’re free like birds
The divine melody she creates with her fingers
Hypnotically super beautiful musical art
What is there not to love about India. It's a beautiful country filled with beautiful people who have an amazing spirit of kindness and generosity, filled with lots of love and joy!!
Beautiful lady, beautiful music.
Love the interaction between her and her tabla player.
She's every bit as good as her father.
She couldn't fail to be anyway less than her father's little girl
Exactly 🙏🇮🇳
Yeah/ its in the blood thanks to god for these blessed musicians sweetest sitar
No....there are subtle differences..... Not as good....but different
@@akshaybhargava5830 Yeah/ Anoushka Sankar, is a great Sitar player, in time she will be the worlds best, but the greatest in history is the king//// RAVI SANKAR, [ She has the blood as the great MOHAMMED ALI, said after his daughter LIALA ] Same with ANOUSHKA
So lucky to be listening to such beautiful music during this lockdown period in India. Just happy to experience such divine music without having to leave the house!
Thank you for the joy!!!
I'm only American, Russian-Polish.
Bravo!
Daang!! Spotted this on the way from Knopfler to Gilmour - no regrets - think I'm hooked.. amazing!!..
Gives my soul peace!
Steven Salt: Definitely following in Daddy's colossal footsteps.
Phenomenal. What a totally awesome, spiritually uplifting and beautifully haunting sound.... Saptono Istiawan's comment (3 years ago!) is spot on!
I can get lost in this type of music for hours she is a true talent and her father was and is a true legend