After a long time, i have watched a youtube video of 2 hours completely at a streatch. U.Srinivas was born when goddess Saraswathi was in her happiest mood 🙏🙏🙏. And called him back when she is sad and wanted to listen him playing daily...
What a pleasure to watch him and hear him! No doubt that music was his life! The joy in his face while playing makes it obvious and is indescribable. Infectious too!!!!
After listening to this concert my heart aches remembering this nada brahma's first visit to USA and staying in our house at East Brunswick, New Jersey. All his team was with us. His concert still rings in my mind. Unfortunately for us, GOD pulled him back to his lap. Chintalapati Sreenivasa Sastry, CA, USA
Srinivas Sir was a rare combination of genius, humility and simplicity He had a great smile. The world will not see another role model like him for many more years. We miss you!
Lots of thanks for sharing this precious treasure sir, one must be very fortunate to witness this gallons of wonderfilled concert of this team of genious personalities accompanieng the rare prodigy of carnatic musical field. Really appriciate your generosity you have showed in sharing this treasure with all music lovers as well as the abhimanis of the legend shri U shrinivas. Dhanyavadas again.
What a genius!! Managing a full team of accompaniments with that eternal smile in his face. You see his confidence and body language as though 100yrs experienced!! Really a gifted artist. Everything came to him early including death! GOD pl give him back!!!
I am so glad to see U Srinivas performing like a champion at such an young age. He was gifted with talent by the Lord. Very unfortunate that such a genius passed away so early. Thanks a lot for sharing this masterpiece for the benefits of millions of music lovers.
When i heard him first time in Madras ,around. 89 / 90 ,it was unbelievable that i was listening to some one below 20 years of age !i simply wept when i heard of his demise. For me ,listening to his music has always been a spiritual , divine and moving experience .
Thanks Shankarru200, US ji and his team for making avilable this priceless music on the TH-cam. Thank You every one who made this possible for rasikas on the net enjoy this divine music.
It is a joy to behold ,not just aural, but also visual , this great spectacle of a concert-where all the artists enjoy themselves simultaneously, and the over flow of such joy is shared by the audience of this video!
Brilliant... he was a real little master.... blessed artist... always had a beautiful smile in his face....which attracted everybody... too bad he had to go at an early age... May his soul always rest in peace... Thank you for uploading....
As a biker who is listening to this after a 800 km day from Trivandrum- marthandam- Nagercoil - Bengaluru on my Speed Triple 1200, I regret not having this on my intercom system. What a talent. Would have distracted me from the wind noise and the sunny heat
Nice. In case anyone wants to jump to any individual piece, here's the full list (any corrections are welcome): * 7:15 Viriboni ata tala varna in Bhairavi * 12:35 Brief alapana in Naata followed by MahAgaNapathim manasA smarAmi. Also features a thrilling swarakalpanA. * 18:40 Endaro mahAnubhAvulu in Sri -- everything except the pallavi and anupallavi has been cut * 21:46 A short portion of an alapana in HamsanAda, probably as a prelude to Bantureethikolu * 23:38 Narasimha Agaccha in Mohana, with swarakalpanA. * 37:40 RTP in Simhendramadhyama. The percussionists join in during the tAnam. The pallavi is followed by a wonderfully imaginative swarakalpana, featuring the ragas -- BahudAri (1:01:45), SAramati (1:05:35), Behag(?) (1:08:47), AndoLika (1:13:17), Revathi (1:16:15), KAnaDa (1:21:53) -- before returning to Simhendramadhyama * (1:45:45) Raghuvamshasudha in Kadanakuthoohala * (1:52:38)Bagayenayya in Chandrajyothi * (1:54:33) Baaro krishnayya
what a genius I am sure the world just cannot forget U Srinivas as long as MANDOLIN is used in music. He created a kingdom for himself in Carnatic Music. Long live his pugazh.
A True Genius & Legendary Musician.. What an impact he creating to the audience...Amazing... I used to feel so sad when it realizes that he is no more with us...! but, he lives in our hearts for ever...I believe he just finished his mission and return back.
Such a fantastic concert by such an incredible team. The sheer positivity and enjoyments of the artists is a blessing to watch. Have watched this so many times over many years, and it is amazing each time. Thank you so much for sharing this extremely valuable video @shankru2000
Après avoir regardé à nouveau la vidéo, je ne sais pas combien de fois maintenant, je suis frappé par le brillance créatrice de l'Mohanam Swarakalpana et la Simendramadyamam Taanam qui est au-delà de toutes les comparaisons! Le dialogue entre Srinivas et le violoniste et les percussionnistes, dans cet aspect communication entre les artistes des instruments différents, est une preuve fantastique du trésor incroyable de la musique carnatique classique de l'Inde! Après la Mohanam le pano de caméra montre les chanceux ceux qui étaient là pour aider (et certains d'entre eux dans leur soie cher qui ne semblent pas être déplacés à tout!) à ce belle performance de mélodies hors du toute descriptions, avec un tel sourire affective, l'enthousiasme et l'imagination de magicien de mandoline traduit, par le droit et la main gauche, l'expression de l'amour telle que, on peut dire que c’est l’image même de Saraswati, déesse de la musique, et qu'il n'y a qu'un seul mot pour le décrire cet assistance. Ananda.
Thanks for uploading this video this video if seen by budding artists can be such an inspiration to them how to blossom their artistic career and a great lesson to young generation who always complain that if they better opportunity then they would have achieved better things in life
Thank you for sharing this wonderful recording - a real treasure. It is always a delight to see the young Srinivas on stage. I must say that he looks a lot younger than 20 in this video.
It is heart warming to see the genius perform at early stage of his career and this concert video will be a great inspiration to people that with hard work and honesty can achieve greater heights in life
Si vous avez besoin d'une preuve c'est ici. Srinivas est déjà le maître de l'instrument, il y a trois décennies. Je souhaite seulement que cette vidéo était un enregistrement vidéo multicam, avec une caméra fixée sur ses mains sur les frettes afin que nous puissions voir comment il change la cueillette et la gratter avec la main droite et les presses étonnantes et les patins tranchants sur les cordes avec la main gauche. Je crois que j'ai vu un vidéo où il joue Simhendramadhyamam sur un programme national. Dans celui-ci il est plus robuste et majestueux. Ses swaras Ragamalika dans Bahudari, Kalyanavasantham, Behag, Andolika, Revati et Kananda, en particulier le deuxième et dernier sont absolument charmant et ludique. Le rendu de la dernière rappelle le grand Madurai Mani. Il semble que les percussionnistes sont surpris et muet par son énergie. Srinivas s'amuse bien avec la joie de son sourire correspondant à la mélodie, douce et adorable. Comme d'habitude avec tous ces concerts, il semble qu'ils ne se soucient pas beaucoup sur l'enregistrement du son sans se rendre compte de ce qui se déroulait était une performance miraculeuse d'un génie. Kanyakumari ici joue un violon sans amplification qui nous la voyons jouer ces jours avec Kadri. Elle est clairement une violoniste incroyable.
Right on, Brahadeesh, you must be a musician or a great music lover, This is the best I could do uploading this old concert, I am so happy so many have been enjoying this, it is worth all the trouble. I am just a great music lover, I was lucky I could get this master and his great group for our private occassion!
@@shankru2000 Thank you for your kind words :) I am not a professional musician, though I have trained in vocal Carnatic music for some years. You have my deep appreciation for sharing this wonderful concert by the masters. You are blessed to have witnessed them live, and doubly so for letting all of us share in the wonder. :)
@@shankru2000 Sir, you have done a phenomenal job. This is more precious than a gem. God decided this genius is a misfit in this world and took him away.
17:40 I couldnt play the wrong notes this fast if I wanted to. The violinist underrated as hell, keeping up with someone who is playing with his fingers.
All great persons live a short life because they accomplish their deeds within a fraction of the time what a normal/average person can do. Look at Swami Vivekananda, Shankaracharya, Ramanujam, Buddha et al, There can be no second Mandolin Srinivas....
Most cameramen needs training in shooting classical music. This is one of the rare videos in which the main artist can be seen rarely and most of the time the individual fingers of musicians are seen!
After a long time, i have watched a youtube video of 2 hours completely at a streatch. U.Srinivas was born when goddess Saraswathi was in her happiest mood 🙏🙏🙏. And called him back when she is sad and wanted to listen him playing daily...
What a pleasure to watch him and hear him! No doubt that music was his life! The joy in his face while playing makes it obvious and is indescribable. Infectious too!!!!
ON Ly TEAR S.. THE ANSWER FOR His UNTI MELY DE mise. THRU: out THE WORLD OF MUSic😢😢😢
Very sad that he is gone
After listening to this concert my heart aches remembering this nada brahma's first visit to USA and staying in our house at East Brunswick, New Jersey. All his team was with us. His concert still rings in my mind. Unfortunately for us, GOD pulled him back to his lap. Chintalapati Sreenivasa Sastry, CA, USA
Sastry Chintalapati aaccaa a very v. Cv. B. B.
@@acsreddy7094 dhanyulu meeru
Srinivas Sir was a rare combination of genius, humility and simplicity He had a great smile. The world will not see another role model like him for many more years. We miss you!
Lots of thanks for sharing this precious treasure sir, one must be very fortunate to witness this gallons of wonderfilled concert of this team of genious personalities accompanieng the rare prodigy of carnatic musical field. Really appriciate your generosity you have showed in sharing this treasure with all music lovers as well as the abhimanis of the legend shri U shrinivas. Dhanyavadas again.
What a genius!! Managing a full team of accompaniments with that eternal smile in his face. You see his confidence and body language as though 100yrs experienced!! Really a gifted artist. Everything came to him early including death! GOD pl give him back!!!
I am so glad to see U Srinivas performing like a champion at such an young age. He was gifted with talent by the Lord. Very unfortunate that such a genius passed away so early. Thanks a lot for sharing this masterpiece for the benefits of millions of music lovers.
When i heard him first time in Madras ,around. 89 / 90 ,it was unbelievable that i was listening to some one below 20 years of age !i simply wept when i heard of his demise. For me ,listening to his music has always been a spiritual , divine and moving experience .
Thanks Shankarru200, US ji and his team for making avilable this priceless music on the TH-cam. Thank You every one who made this possible for rasikas on the net enjoy this divine music.
It is a joy to behold ,not just aural, but also visual , this great spectacle of a concert-where all the artists enjoy themselves simultaneously, and the over flow of such joy is shared by the audience of this video!
great tears, happy tears are coming from myeyes. excellent traditional music
very very nice. after i heard your music i got truly happiness
Shankarji, Thanks for uploading this wonderful piece
Brilliant... he was a real little master.... blessed artist... always had a beautiful smile in his face....which attracted everybody... too bad he had to go at an early age... May his soul always rest in peace... Thank you for uploading....
As a biker who is listening to this after a 800 km day from Trivandrum- marthandam- Nagercoil - Bengaluru on my Speed Triple 1200, I regret not having this on my intercom system. What a talent. Would have distracted me from the wind noise and the sunny heat
Really great. Such a wonderful memorable performance. Very much relaxed after listening this.
Dream team. See the smile in all the artists and rasikas. Wov, dream concert.
I have no training in Carnatic music. But throughout this video I was having goosebumps. Music needs no language or training to be understood.
Kudos to great Srinivas! Sky is the limit! 👌🙏
Wow, simply amazing. Thanks for sharing this treasure with the rest of the world.
Nice. In case anyone wants to jump to any individual piece, here's the full list (any corrections are welcome):
* 7:15 Viriboni ata tala varna in Bhairavi
* 12:35 Brief alapana in Naata followed by MahAgaNapathim manasA smarAmi. Also features a thrilling swarakalpanA.
* 18:40 Endaro mahAnubhAvulu in Sri -- everything except the pallavi and anupallavi has been cut
* 21:46 A short portion of an alapana in HamsanAda, probably as a prelude to Bantureethikolu
* 23:38 Narasimha Agaccha in Mohana, with swarakalpanA.
* 37:40 RTP in Simhendramadhyama. The percussionists join in during the tAnam. The pallavi is followed by a wonderfully imaginative swarakalpana, featuring the ragas -- BahudAri (1:01:45), SAramati (1:05:35), Behag(?) (1:08:47), AndoLika (1:13:17), Revathi (1:16:15), KAnaDa (1:21:53) -- before returning to Simhendramadhyama
* (1:45:45) Raghuvamshasudha in Kadanakuthoohala
* (1:52:38)Bagayenayya in Chandrajyothi
* (1:54:33) Baaro krishnayya
Thanks !
I believe the 23:38 is DayarAnI DayarAnI in Mohanam...thank you for breaking it down for us!
Behag without a question mark.. :)
Thanks for the work!!!
Thanks a lot _/\_
Thank you very much Mr. Bhaskaracharya
What a standard and a performance at a private concert!!! True genius and eyes are flowing with tears!!!
First time i'm hearing this beautiful music played by incredibly spirited musicians. Amazing. Thank you for uploading.
Thank you for sharing this recording. God bless you.
Such a tremendous talent.
We are fortunate to have been alive to witness his Genius in Music.
Thank you for uploading this!
Thank you sir for uploading this Video. Nice memories of those good old days. Really unfortunate that U Srinivas is no more with us!
Million thanks to the uploader. Respect.
thank u sir for uploading this vedeo. very execellent concert we heard.
A divine gift to humanity taken back too early. Thanks to modern technology we are able to listen to these divine pieces
what a genius I am sure the world just cannot forget U Srinivas as long as MANDOLIN is used in music. He created a kingdom for himself in Carnatic Music. Long live his pugazh.
A True Genius & Legendary Musician.. What an impact he creating to the audience...Amazing... I used to feel so sad when it realizes that he is no more with us...! but, he lives in our hearts for ever...I believe he just finished his mission and return back.
U.Srinivas madolin is the best medicine to soothe our minds and give us peace. Five minutes into listening, one goes into total peace, bliss !!!
beautiful thank you for sharing . regards.
outstanding performance, we miss you sir, one and only you to create
peace of music
Such a fantastic concert by such an incredible team. The sheer positivity and enjoyments of the artists is a blessing to watch. Have watched this so many times over many years, and it is amazing each time. Thank you so much for sharing this extremely valuable video @shankru2000
Après avoir regardé à nouveau la vidéo, je ne sais pas combien de fois maintenant, je suis frappé par le brillance créatrice de l'Mohanam Swarakalpana et la Simendramadyamam Taanam qui est au-delà de toutes les comparaisons! Le dialogue entre Srinivas et le violoniste et les percussionnistes, dans cet aspect communication entre les artistes des instruments différents, est une preuve fantastique du trésor incroyable de la musique carnatique classique de l'Inde! Après la Mohanam le pano de caméra montre les chanceux ceux qui étaient là pour aider (et certains d'entre eux dans leur soie cher qui ne semblent pas être déplacés à tout!) à ce belle performance de mélodies hors du toute descriptions, avec un tel sourire affective, l'enthousiasme et l'imagination de magicien de mandoline traduit, par le droit et la main gauche, l'expression de l'amour telle que, on peut dire que c’est l’image même de Saraswati, déesse de la musique, et qu'il n'y a qu'un seul mot pour le décrire cet assistance. Ananda.
Thank you so much for this video. Thank you so much. His fingers were god's fingers. His music was so intense. What a loss.
May God place him in His abode and let his music inspire millions more. Everlasting and enchanting music.
Thank you for uploading... My respects to the outstanding artist.
Amazing sir..You are lucky
Genuinely genius and generous
Thanks for uploading this video this video if seen by budding artists can be such an inspiration to them how to blossom their artistic career and a great lesson to young generation who always complain that if they better opportunity then they would have achieved better things in life
Thank you very much for uploading this amazing video
thank u so much for sharing
This is Treasure!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!
Thanks for sharing such a wonderful Video.. It a real loss for the Music world.. But what to do...
what a pleasant face he had with inner joy reflecting in his face. He was just enjoying what he was doing
Simply superb, Hats off to the genius. Of course, Smt. Kanyakumari proves to be a great accompaniment on the violin.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful recording - a real treasure. It is always a delight to see the young Srinivas on stage. I must say that he looks a lot younger than 20 in this video.
absolute bliss
Thank you for sharing
It is heart warming to see the genius perform at early stage of his career and this concert video will be a great inspiration to people that with hard work and honesty can achieve greater heights in life
Thank you so much for this!!!
Wah🎉
Thank you!
Thanks a lot Shankarru sir!!!
This is priceless¡!!!!!!!!!!
Si vous avez besoin d'une preuve c'est ici. Srinivas est déjà le maître de l'instrument, il y a trois décennies. Je souhaite seulement que cette vidéo était un enregistrement vidéo multicam, avec une caméra fixée sur ses mains sur les frettes afin que nous puissions voir comment il change la cueillette et la gratter avec la main droite et les presses étonnantes et les patins tranchants sur les cordes avec la main gauche. Je crois que j'ai vu un vidéo où il joue Simhendramadhyamam sur un programme national. Dans celui-ci il est plus robuste et majestueux. Ses swaras Ragamalika dans Bahudari, Kalyanavasantham, Behag, Andolika, Revati et Kananda, en particulier le deuxième et dernier sont absolument charmant et ludique. Le rendu de la dernière rappelle le grand Madurai Mani. Il semble que les percussionnistes sont surpris et muet par son énergie. Srinivas s'amuse bien avec la joie de son sourire correspondant à la mélodie, douce et adorable. Comme d'habitude avec tous ces concerts, il semble qu'ils ne se soucient pas beaucoup sur l'enregistrement du son sans se rendre compte de ce qui se déroulait était une performance miraculeuse d'un génie. Kanyakumari ici joue un violon sans amplification qui nous la voyons jouer ces jours avec Kadri. Elle est clairement une violoniste incroyable.
He really enjoyed playing music from his face expression .. amazing passion for music .
it's splendid
thank you very much for uploading this video.
wonderful performance
7:17 Viriboni (Varnam) - Bhairavi - Ata - Pacchimiriyam Adiyappaiyer
12:35 Mahaganapatim Manasa - Nattai - Eka - Muthuswami Dikshitar
18:39 Endaro Mahanubhavulu - Sri - Adi - Tyagaraja (cut short)
21:45 Hamsanadam Alapanai (cut short)
23:36 Dayarani Dayarani - Mohanam - Khanda Chapu - Tyagaraja
37:37 Ragam Tanam Pallavi - Simhendramadhyamam - Khanda Jati Triputa (2 Kalai); Ragamalika swaram - Bahudari, Kalyana Vasantam, Behag, Andolika, Revati, Kanada
1:27:50 Tani Avartanam
1:45:45 Raghuvamsha Sudha - Kadhana Kuthuhalam - Adi - Patnam Subramania Iyer
1:52:37 Baagaayanayya - Chandrajyoti - Adi - Tyagaraja
1:54:26 Baro Krishnayya - Ragamalika (Mand, Misra Pilu, Kapi) - Adi - Kanakadasar (cut short)
Right on, Brahadeesh, you must be a musician or a great music lover, This is the best I could do uploading this old concert, I am so happy so many have been enjoying this, it is worth all the trouble. I am just a great music lover, I was lucky I could get this master and his great group for our private occassion!
@@shankru2000 Thank you for your kind words :) I am not a professional musician, though I have trained in vocal Carnatic music for some years. You have my deep appreciation for sharing this wonderful concert by the masters. You are blessed to have witnessed them live, and doubly so for letting all of us share in the wonder. :)
@@shankru2000 Sir, you have done a phenomenal job. This is more precious than a gem. God decided this genius is a misfit in this world and took him away.
what a genius he was .. He should have been taken care like a " Jewel "...
Bhavagath Geetha is the most important epic in all over the world it must be placed in e very house. Nilgiris
Paramatma 🙏
17:40 I couldnt play the wrong notes this fast if I wanted to. The violinist underrated as hell, keeping up with someone who is playing with his fingers.
Great
HE was above many of of the senior musicians right then . ..................... omg.
superb
So unfortunate he left us in hurry soon. His memory ought to lost for ever!
Ayyo
Miss him dearly
He should’ve deserved the prestigious Sangita Kalanidhi
🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Please share the complete video. Thanks :)
Boiiiiiinnnggyyyooiiiinnnggggg 🔥
Genius indeed! No bobody would have drempt he would pass away in such a small age!
All great persons live a short life because they accomplish their deeds within a fraction of the time what a normal/average person can do. Look at Swami Vivekananda, Shankaracharya, Ramanujam, Buddha et al, There can be no second Mandolin Srinivas....
Gone too soon.
kiabate¡u.srinivas
this is a master masterpiece
Why god take him away so early in this genius life.
Most cameramen needs training in shooting classical music. This is one of the rare videos in which the main artist can be seen rarely and most of the time the individual fingers of musicians are seen!
how did he keep those fingers from being hurt by possible blisters ?
Genius... Amazing.... Is the Mridangist si Thiruvavrur Bhakthavalasala??
was the stop stop abt?
?37:41 simhendramadhyamam ?
Yes and played with such grace and innovative improvisational style only he can create! Excellent concert and this seems to be the piece de resistance
Mahatma Gandhi read Geetha early morning gets up from bed evening reads Geetha before go to bed so E become s Mathma. Nilgiris
There are three types of book God speaks with man B GeethaMan speaks with God thruvasaga Man speaks with
Man thru kural
at 1:28:12 you can hear a horn from a car lol
organisers talk too much
Amazing performance