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Its certainly more than 6mln dollars But even 6mln dollars is good amount in India where things are way cheaper compared to USA You can eat all day with 2.5dollars ,a haircut costs like 2dollars from a good salon compared to the inflated rates in the west
"India imposed a 28% tax on instruments" ...umm you should have gone more into that. Why that much? What was it before? And how much in comparison to other things? That was a pretty important statement to just gloss over.
PLEASE don't translate Shehnai as "Clarinet". Respect the instrument, a shehnai couldn't be more different from a clarinet. It's the dame as translating Sitar as Guitar
That's coz most of the brass players are not in professional orchestra Getting millions that need amazing quality instruments but rather in "baaraats" or the ceremonies for weddings where bands play for celebration and barely get minimum wage. There's barely any schools in some cities that teaches professional quality instruments.
so... what is the life expectancy of these instrument in the hand of one of those wedding musicians? how often do they have to get a new horn? every 10 years? 20 years? or do they last life time with some repairs?
My father was born in Jali Kothi Meerut and migrated to Pakistan in 1947. I still have very close relatives living in Jali Kothi but I have no trace of them. I visited the city in 1990. You refreshed my memories, Thank you for showing my father's janam bhoomi.
When is the useless educational department of India (NEP, NCF that controls the useless boards of education such as CBSE, ICSE, Matric, State boards etc) going to learn to make musical education as part of the education? Imagine every K-12 school teaching music compulsory to all students. Then these music instrument makers can flourish. Else, music, arts are lost.
funny, because that is how the Gypsies started out. the King of Persia felt sorry for his people unable to enjoy music, so he asked King of India to send him some musicians. Which the King of India did, and sent thousands of musicians to Persia. King of Persia gave each Indian Musicians a cow and a goat and sent them to all the small villages in Persia to perform musics for the people. only after few month, these musicians some how lost the cow and goat, and became beggers. King of Persia got angry, and kicked all of them out of Persia. thus they became Gypsies moving from one country to next.
@@davidjacobs8558 Handshake requires the co-operation of 2 parties. It seems that Persians were not interested in respecting the Indian musicians. Contra, when the major religion of Persia became intolerant of other religions, a group of Persians called "Parsis" migrated eastwards to India and settled down there. As you may know, the Parsis in India today not only share a common culture (as did Persia prior to the Islamic invasion), but are affluent and have made the country very prosperous. The house of TATAs is a good example. Bade Gulam Ali Khan from Pakistan moved to India 10 years after the partition of India because he was "frustrated with the society there". Adnan Sami, a singer from Pakistan took Indian Citizenship in the 2000s. It appears that India is welcoming of artists but the same is not true of Persia. Possibly Europe too because the Roma are Gypsies of Indian origin who also live a miserable life across the European continent.
@@prabhubharathan well, it is obvious to me, that the Indian King sent thousands of problem makers, unwanted people to Persia. ie, Persian King was fooled.
@@davidjacobs8558 did you invent the story about the "persian king" who got fooled? Search on the internet didn't provide any such incident unless you are fabricating your own story. And of what relevance is your story here?
Calling these Nadir Ali instruments "horns" is a loose term, they are known for being among the worst quality instruments in the market. Look at Harrelson Trumpets, BAC, or Adams for innovation.
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Mad respect for these people still making instruments to keep up the culture!
They do it because they need to eat, I'm pretty sure they don't care about our culture that much man
I don’t think you realize what a tuba or a trumpet is
Yes! They’re amazing!
2:41 ‘the music industry in India is massive, it brings over 6 million dollars a year’ ehm is that massive?
They definitely ain't known for horns lol
😅 nope not at all.
In a country with 2000 dollar of per caita income, it is indeed massive.
Its certainly more than 6mln dollars
But even 6mln dollars is good amount in India where things are way cheaper compared to USA
You can eat all day with 2.5dollars ,a haircut costs like 2dollars from a good salon compared to the inflated rates in the west
1:15 I can hear my teacher yelling “DON’T BOP THE MOUTHPIECE”
Made me cringe too lol
I don't play any instrument like this. Why shouldn't you to that?
@@RixOkUSKEnSfM mouthpiece will get stuck the thing he was bopping
"India imposed a 28% tax on instruments" ...umm you should have gone more into that. Why that much? What was it before? And how much in comparison to other things? That was a pretty important statement to just gloss over.
PLEASE don't translate Shehnai as "Clarinet". Respect the instrument, a shehnai couldn't be more different from a clarinet. It's the dame as translating Sitar as Guitar
Bruh my trumpet was 1200$ ur telling me these ppl are selling the for 68$!!!
These instruments are notorious for being the worst quality instruments in the world
@Will Martinez And you know how?
@@tylerdavidson2400 I've repaired brass instruments for years, in the music community it's also common knowledge
@@WillMartinez1999 It depends on the ppl how we use it and maintain it dude.
That's coz most of the brass players are not in professional orchestra Getting millions that need amazing quality instruments but rather in "baaraats" or the ceremonies for weddings where bands play for celebration and barely get minimum wage.
There's barely any schools in some cities that teaches professional quality instruments.
so... what is the life expectancy of these instrument in the hand of one of those wedding musicians?
how often do they have to get a new horn?
every 10 years? 20 years? or do they last life time with some repairs?
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Very Low quality.
It's interesting how they don't show how a trombone is made by hand....
trombones are easier to make, they just buy the right size pipes from brass factory.
2:33 there's a valve trombone. for normal slide trombones, they are probably not able to make due to the precision required to make a pair of slides.
My father was born in Jali Kothi Meerut and migrated to Pakistan in 1947. I still have very close relatives living in Jali Kothi but I have no trace of them. I visited the city in 1990. You refreshed my memories, Thank you for showing my father's janam bhoomi.
Iam living in jali kothi.
3rd class quality 😂😂😂
I came for the Tuba wash
I am pakitani city from gujrat punjab .
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When is the useless educational department of India (NEP, NCF that controls the useless boards of education such as CBSE, ICSE, Matric, State boards etc) going to learn to make musical education as part of the education? Imagine every K-12 school teaching music compulsory to all students. Then these music instrument makers can flourish. Else, music, arts are lost.
funny, because that is how the Gypsies started out. the King of Persia felt sorry for his people unable to enjoy music, so he asked King of India to send him some musicians. Which the King of India did, and sent thousands of musicians to Persia. King of Persia gave each Indian Musicians a cow and a goat and sent them to all the small villages in Persia to perform musics for the people. only after few month, these musicians some how lost the cow and goat, and became beggers. King of Persia got angry, and kicked all of them out of Persia. thus they became Gypsies moving from one country to next.
@@davidjacobs8558 Handshake requires the co-operation of 2 parties. It seems that Persians were not interested in respecting the Indian musicians.
Contra, when the major religion of Persia became intolerant of other religions, a group of Persians called "Parsis" migrated eastwards to India and settled down there.
As you may know, the Parsis in India today not only share a common culture (as did Persia prior to the Islamic invasion), but are affluent and have made the country very prosperous. The house of TATAs is a good example.
Bade Gulam Ali Khan from Pakistan moved to India 10 years after the partition of India because he was "frustrated with the society there". Adnan Sami, a singer from Pakistan took Indian Citizenship in the 2000s.
It appears that India is welcoming of artists but the same is not true of Persia. Possibly Europe too because the Roma are Gypsies of Indian origin who also live a miserable life across the European continent.
@@prabhubharathan well, it is obvious to me, that the Indian King sent thousands of problem makers, unwanted people to Persia.
ie, Persian King was fooled.
@@davidjacobs8558 which king was that? which year?
@@davidjacobs8558 did you invent the story about the "persian king" who got fooled? Search on the internet didn't provide any such incident unless you are fabricating your own story. And of what relevance is your story here?
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So bad
That's the problem with horns! There has been no innovation in the past 100 plus years
Why don't you innovate instead of whining?
@@g.l7219 true😂
Calling these Nadir Ali instruments "horns" is a loose term, they are known for being among the worst quality instruments in the market. Look at Harrelson Trumpets, BAC, or Adams for innovation.
Actually a lot of innovations were made.
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