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The primordial ॐ can be experienced if you are very attentive in listening the Alaap. That's the uniqueness of this most ancient stringed instrument known to the mankind. Renowned Rudra Veena maestro ASAD ALI KHAN says: The veena is considered the mother of all stringed instruments, created by Lord Shiva himself to express the five swaras. It is the origin of shruti, the very foundation of our music, rooted in our spiritual life. In its resonance there is matchless depth and profundity, to express poignancy and pathos as also softness and delicacy.
Lalit is one of my favourite raags ever! It's ethereal on the Rudra Veena. And the way she teases the audience, omg, such technique! The way rests on the suddha ma knowing very well the audience is waiting for that hit of the teevra ma, and when it comes, she does it with such grace! This was beautiful!
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I am going to see Jyoti Hegde when she comes to the UK in a few weeks. I'm really excited about it because I've never seen anyone play the rudra veena in real life.
The Mighty Shiva played the Rudra Veena. Raavana is the greatest example of what ones false egotism can do to you even if you are an exponent and blessed by Shiva himself. Rama did Akal Bodhon of Maa Durga to defeat the Raavan who was blessed by Shiva. Only Devi's grace can defeat him. We should take lessons from Raavan and not glorify him.
@@sushanthsuresh2590 Lecher or egotistic, Ravana's intelligence, faith and talents were supreme! Of course he made the fatal mistake of abducting Sita,(he was human after all) but that doesn't make him any less of a creative genius! You and I can only dream of reaching such high levels of excellence in our artistic endeavours!
Not the first. Historical records state that the 7 sisters of king Chandragupta Maurya were well versed in Rudra Veena. Even Chandragupta Maurya can be seen playing a instrument identified as Pariwadini in the coins of Mauryan Empire.
Totally meditative, wish it was longer, I listen to it over and over and over, each time going deeper. Thank you for this beautiful and mysterious music.
As she starts playing on the lower octaves of the Ragas, the melodious shower of music entices the audience and she gradually, phase by phase, takes them into a trance as the notes lead them, to 'Nada-Samadhi'. It is an experience that is impossible to verbalize. She becomes an enchantress as she takes the audience into confidence with a promise of some great secret and becomes one with the raga and the audience. The audience become spell bound. According to her students, they have a Kaleidoscopic experience, when she guides them. I know because this has happened to me. By grace I met a yoga jinn who was the master of the Been.
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Wonderful performance on Rudra Veena which my late father Sri P.D.Shah used to play. Jyoti ji is playing very good with Rudra Veena anga (not like sitar). Who is her Guru?
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तन्त्र्यादि-वाद्य-शब्देषु दीर्घेषु क्रमसंस्थितेः । अनन्य-चेताः प्रत्यन्ते पर-व्योम-वपुर् भवेत् ॥ tantryādi-vādya-śabdēṣu dīrghēṣu kramasaṁsthitēḥ / ananya-cētāḥ pratyantē para-vyōma-vapur bhavēt // If we focus our consciousness on the prolonged and harmoniously produced sounds of string instruments and other musical devices, and if we can keep the mind from losing concentration, then at the end of it (the meditative attentiveness), we will transform ourselves into the Transcendental Space (Para-VyOmam). Vijn^Ana-bhairavam 41
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Hi, Can someone who understands esoteric gnosis tell me whether it's normal to hear 'Mahakaal Shiva' Sanskrit Chants with men chanting in left ear & women chanting in right ear while one is in a state between sleeping & waking. It happened to me.
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I am from the South and have never seen the Veena held that way - looks like she is holding a Sitar I don't think it matters but is there a reason? Veena is a very heavy instrument to be held that way
This is the orignal style of holding the Veenas. During the older period even Saraswati Veena (which is predominantly used in South) was held like this. It was later adapted to the style we see today probably because it became heavy after modifications. However, Rudra Veena is light and can be easily played like this. However artists who have modified Rudra Veena like Carstein Wickie or Zia Mohinuddin Dagar play it in the South Indian Style as it cannot be carried on shoulder for so long.
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Firstly you must mean take the Ma as if it were Sa, or the Sa as Pa. If you take the Pa as Sa you're completely changing everything. And even if you take the Ma as Sa, there would be a lot of strong DN phrasing, which is not present in Multani. And anyway, the tanpura is clearly set to Ma. Sounds entirely dissimilar
Traditional Rudraveena has little opener Jawari and Dagars have round sound jawari and longer sustain a bit. I like both ❤️. Dagars have a roaring and heavy Veena and Traditional Rudraveena has bit sharper sound. 🙏🏻🎉❤️
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A lady playing the Rudra Veena..Such a divine and auspicious sight to behold!!🙏🙏👏👏
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@@darbarfestival Imagine Lord Shiva Hearing This And And He Would Smile And Say: She's Good
The primordial ॐ can be experienced if you are very attentive in listening the Alaap. That's the uniqueness of this most ancient stringed instrument known to the mankind.
Renowned Rudra Veena maestro ASAD ALI KHAN says:
The veena is considered the mother of all stringed instruments, created by Lord Shiva himself to express the five swaras. It is the origin of shruti, the very foundation of our music, rooted in our spiritual life. In its
resonance there is matchless depth and profundity, to express poignancy and pathos as also softness and delicacy.
Lalit is one of my favourite raags ever! It's ethereal on the Rudra Veena. And the way she teases the audience, omg, such technique! The way rests on the suddha ma knowing very well the audience is waiting for that hit of the teevra ma, and when it comes, she does it with such grace! This was beautiful!
Extent.This type instruments seen in our India.I am proud of myself born in India.
You hit nail on the head. Abslutely tease, I thought it was just me who was thinking that 😊
Let's go Bharat 🧡🇮🇳💪🏾
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Rudra Veena... seems great grand father of the base guitar.. what a graceful plyaying!
I am going to see Jyoti Hegde when she comes to the UK in a few weeks. I'm really excited about it because I've never seen anyone play the rudra veena in real life.
imagine the mighty Ravana playing this!
The Mighty Shiva played the Rudra Veena.
Raavana is the greatest example of what ones false egotism can do to you even if you are an exponent and blessed by Shiva himself.
Rama did Akal Bodhon of Maa Durga to defeat the Raavan who was blessed by Shiva. Only Devi's grace can defeat him. We should take lessons from Raavan and not glorify him.
@@supertramp2.078 mighty ravana?😃😄 lol some people are fans of lechers
@@sushanthsuresh2590 Lecher or egotistic, Ravana's intelligence, faith and talents were supreme! Of course he made the fatal mistake of abducting Sita,(he was human after all) but that doesn't make him any less of a creative genius! You and I can only dream of reaching such high levels of excellence in our artistic endeavours!
Jyothi hegde is the first and only woman player of Rudra Veena in the world🙏 great madam👌🙏
Not the first. Historical records state that the 7 sisters of king Chandragupta Maurya were well versed in Rudra Veena. Even Chandragupta Maurya can be seen playing a instrument identified as Pariwadini in the coins of Mauryan Empire.
Totally meditative, wish it was longer, I listen to it over and over and over, each time going deeper. Thank you for this beautiful and mysterious music.
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guy bru but
lhxcvh it పక్క పడ్డ guy th get very పక్ష వటడహషధొఠ జ్ఞ
She played a divine melody with excellence. 🙏🙏🙏.
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As she starts playing on the lower octaves of the Ragas, the melodious shower of music entices the audience and she gradually, phase by phase, takes them into a trance as the notes lead them, to 'Nada-Samadhi'. It is an experience that is impossible to verbalize. She becomes an enchantress as she takes the audience into confidence with a promise of some great secret and becomes one with the raga and the audience. The audience become spell bound. According to her students, they have a Kaleidoscopic experience, when she guides them. I know because this has happened to me. By grace I met a yoga jinn who was the master of the Been.
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***** Thank you.
A been master.! Where did you find him?
🙏
goosebumps what a heavenly magical sound
A very astute and satiating presentation of the very somber Raaga Latit of the pre-dawn moments.
I thank the channel for bringing this to us!!I love the way she is playing the Rudraveena it's such a mighty instrument, one needs power to play this!
Jyoti Ji you are embraced with such elegance and take us back to the ancient source...
It's beautifully hypnotic.
Longlife Energy duet with didgeridoo
I will be happy to get hypnotized by this divine music.
mentally, emotionally and spiritually teaching my heart.................................
I love hearing her playing ❤❤❤❤
Amazing instrument. Thanks for carrying the tradition of Indian classical music.
Beautiful hand she has.
Wow... Wonderful ..... I love rudra veena.
I'm speechless!!
beautiful
awesome. .....
jyoti Ji you are only one is my favourite rudra veena player
Brilliant playing technique on a perfect instrument 💖🙏🏻
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Namaste!!! I'm Sukhir 'n' I like indian Ragas as well as this one played on Rudra Veena by Jyoti Hegde on Rudra Veena.
ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE!
Fantastic Jyoti Hegde.
divine !!!!!!
Amazing performance. Just went into trance
Very Nice !
beautiful;;
Amazing jyoty Amazing
I am like feeling in heaven.
Our king ravana was a master of this instrument.
beautifully played ...
SUPER
Al Cisneros from Sleep comes to mind, bless.
Divine melody.
Divine
Gorgeous music
Oh my god!💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖💖
superb !!
truly divine.. :)
Wonderful performance on Rudra Veena which my late father Sri P.D.Shah used to play. Jyoti ji is playing very good with Rudra Veena anga (not like sitar). Who is her Guru?
Me
Pandit Bindu Madhav Pathak is her guru
She learned from three great maestros....Pandit Bindu Madhav Pathak, Ustaad Asad Ali Khan and Pandit Indudhar Nirody
Thanks Jyoti
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Three beautiful women laugh on a golden shore, the light fades three birds take flight . Pink and evening blue gives lovers recliine in golden bliss.
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Hara Hara Mahaadev
Wowww
Maa kaikesi mother of Ravana bless you
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Mesmerising
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अनन्य-चेताः प्रत्यन्ते पर-व्योम-वपुर् भवेत् ॥
tantryādi-vādya-śabdēṣu dīrghēṣu kramasaṁsthitēḥ /
ananya-cētāḥ pratyantē para-vyōma-vapur bhavēt //
If we focus our consciousness on the prolonged and harmoniously produced sounds of string instruments and other musical devices, and if we can keep the mind from losing concentration, then at the end of it (the meditative attentiveness), we will transform ourselves into the Transcendental Space (Para-VyOmam).
Vijn^Ana-bhairavam 41
🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Wow..
Hi, Can someone who understands esoteric gnosis tell me whether it's normal to hear 'Mahakaal Shiva' Sanskrit Chants with men chanting in left ear & women chanting in right ear while one is in a state between sleeping & waking. It happened to me.
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I want to learn Rudra veena Tu Jyoti hedege maam ,so what I have to do?
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@@darbarfestival I already subscribe and thanks for the reply
Is there anybody here that it has her whatsapp to do classes ?
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I am from the South and have never seen the Veena held that way - looks like she is holding a Sitar
I don't think it matters but is there a reason? Veena is a very heavy instrument to be held that way
ramaraksha01 It's not normal Veena. it's a Rudra Veena.
ramaraksha01 Rudrá Veena is held like that only.
This is the orignal style of holding the Veenas. During the older period even Saraswati Veena (which is predominantly used in South) was held like this. It was later adapted to the style we see today probably because it became heavy after modifications. However, Rudra Veena is light and can be easily played like this. However artists who have modified Rudra Veena like Carstein Wickie or Zia Mohinuddin Dagar play it in the South Indian Style as it cannot be carried on shoulder for so long.
That shows your knowledge about South Indian musical instruments! If you kept your mouth shut we would have assumed you were clever!
Only thing that comes in my mind was RAVANA
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Listen this on 1.5x
Raga --- Lalit
🪷
This is Raga Multani isn't it?
Lalit, my friend. :)
Yes correct I was hearing it from the Murchanna, so if you take the Pa as Sa then it is the Todi Thaat from which Multani movement is taken. Apologies
Firstly you must mean take the Ma as if it were Sa, or the Sa as Pa. If you take the Pa as Sa you're completely changing everything. And even if you take the Ma as Sa, there would be a lot of strong DN phrasing, which is not present in Multani. And anyway, the tanpura is clearly set to Ma. Sounds entirely dissimilar
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The "true" rudra veena sounds much better and soothing than hybrid veena dagars play with. No offense
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Thank you for your message adn sharing your thoughts :)
Traditional Rudraveena has little opener Jawari and Dagars have round sound jawari and longer sustain a bit. I like both ❤️. Dagars have a roaring and heavy Veena and Traditional Rudraveena has bit sharper sound. 🙏🏻🎉❤️
don't give lessons to weastran people
they can modifide randra guitar
Beautiful
Raga --- Lalit
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