This is GOD speaking! I heard him play MIyan ki Todi one morning in Bharat Natya Mandir in Pune and then Rageshree in Gandhrva Punyatithi. It is unfortunate what is happening in India today with low grade music, hybrid Western music, young generation growing on fusion music. We are forgetting this is the land of Tansen, Baijnath, Haridas swami, Vilayat Khan, Raviji
Ustad Vilayet Khan took sitar and sitar music to heights unachieved in the past.This, to the future generation sitar players remains also a dream impossible. It is not just riwaz and technical mastery but its combination with sweet aesthetics that makes Khansahib unique. Subroto RoyChowdhury
The young woman interviewer most definately has eye s For the Elderly Sitar Maestro .....Master... He is very refind and erudite in speec and manner... It show his high intellegence and refinement through decades of discilpine along with deep understanding in how Intricate and deep his exploration into both Sitar and Raga... These tapes are wonderful in that even tho he is passed allows us the opportunity to still learn from him. Hopefully when another grand Maestro Comes along we make a greater effort at recording them so as to have deeper sharing of the wisdom they have ....
उपरोक्त वाक्य में 'भई' शब्द प्रयोग किया गया है। इसका प्रयोग बात को साधारण तौर से सबको कहने पर किया जाता है और इसका व्यक्ति विशेष को संबोधित करने में प्रयोग नहीं होता।
I'm sorry, but when he sat on an aeroplane did he not feel, 'confusion'!!! Why is the harmonium very popular. It's a European instrument. If only JS Bach was born in India.
Harmonium was introduced into India by Europeans but was gradually adopted and became more or less a native instrument. Like cricket, tea, railways and other European imports it eventually became synonymous with Indian culture. It became popular probably because it was easier to tune and play than other Indian instruments such as sarangi. For the purpose of accompanying vocal music for example, harmonium was simply more convenient. You may wish to note that harmonium is still mostly used only as an accompanying instrument for vocal and tabla solo. It did not replace any of the native instruments such as sitar, sarod etc.
Harmonium dissolved in shastrirya Sangeet. So it's not a problem.but when guitar comes in to play it can never be blended in our classical music.so boycott guitar
This is GOD speaking! I heard him play MIyan ki Todi one morning in Bharat Natya Mandir in Pune and then Rageshree in Gandhrva Punyatithi. It is unfortunate what is happening in India today with low grade music, hybrid Western music, young generation growing on fusion music. We are forgetting this is the land of Tansen, Baijnath, Haridas swami, Vilayat Khan, Raviji
He should be awarded by Bharat Ratna ❤ Gurudev Vilayat Khan Sahab ❤🙏
In India? You are kidding.
Have you forgitten what Dilip Kumar went through?
@@syedkader8712 Just like what Dr Kalam and Ustad Bismillah Khan went through, moron?
Simply in love with him. Feel extremely lucky to have heard him live . I am blessed,for sure.
Ustad Vilayet Khan took sitar and sitar music to heights unachieved in the past.This, to the future generation sitar players remains also a dream impossible. It is not just riwaz and technical mastery but its combination with sweet aesthetics that makes Khansahib unique. Subroto RoyChowdhury
Good interview...should be preserved for generations to learn from it.
Pranam Ustad ji
One of the great musical soul to grace this planet.
Wah!!! Kya bat kahi apne!! When musician becomes his own audience. This is the real purpose of music .That's why MUSIC IS THE WAY TO GOD 🙏🙏🙏
Samajhana zra kya samjhe aap.
Excellence,Expression and Education blended together in this interview....Regards.
The young woman interviewer most definately has eye s
For the Elderly Sitar
Maestro .....Master...
He is very refind and
erudite in speec and manner...
It show his high intellegence and refinement through decades of discilpine
along with deep understanding in how
Intricate and deep his exploration into both Sitar and Raga...
These tapes are wonderful in that even tho he is passed allows us the opportunity to still learn from him.
Hopefully when another grand Maestro
Comes along we make a greater effort at recording them so as to have deeper sharing of the wisdom they have ....
Listening to genius! An experience.
Salute to Khan Saab
Wah !!
What an excellent interview - great exposition of the nuances of music - respectful salutes !
Vilayet khan is my grandfather
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Masha-Allah; what an honour; stay blessed.
SON OF SHARSHWATI MA HE IS BEHIND APRECIATIONS.
🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌
MESSAGE TO ALL USTADS, PANDITS, & SITAR PLAYERS: THIS IS THE GOD OF YOUR INSTRUMENT. YOU SHOULD BOW TO HIS FEET EVERY MORNING.
Seconded.
even when he speaks....aisa lagta hai ke sitar hi baj raha hai....
At 20:50 , he said something which is something for anyone doing anything
Outstanding
Bhai Ustad Vilayat Khan ki ek badi statue honi chahiye India mein.
bhai, tere Par dada ke umra ke hote aaj, bhai-bhai kya kar rha hai.
उपरोक्त वाक्य में 'भई' शब्द प्रयोग किया गया है। इसका प्रयोग बात को साधारण तौर से सबको कहने पर किया जाता है और इसका व्यक्ति विशेष को संबोधित करने में प्रयोग नहीं होता।
@@ishavasyaMy bad.. Apologies.!
"Ustad vilayat Khan Saheb" likhte to acha rahta vilayat Khan kya h🙄
A life of sitar in a artist... Viyayat ji❤
💖💖💖
Great conversation
Ahha!!
❤❤
Ud vilayet khan is my grandfather
Wow! What an honor that must be! Do you play Sitar?
ये आपने किस आधार पर कहा कि शास्त्रीय संगीत का इतिहास महज 1400 साल पहले का है.?
vilayat Khan Sahab k sath gudai maharaj ka video dala jata to dhanya ho jata
It is very hard to find old videos of Ustad Vilayat Khan. We will be uploading a video from 1988 with Pt, Kishan Maharaj.
Translation, please.
@rageshree yes bollywood music will be downfall of india.......
Where he was born?
He was born at Gouripur(at present Bangladesh) in the year 1928....
He is a Bengali
Can birthday ii
I'm sorry, but when he sat on an aeroplane did he not feel, 'confusion'!!!
Why is the harmonium very popular. It's a European instrument. If only JS Bach was born in India.
Harmonium was introduced into India by Europeans but was gradually adopted and became more or less a native instrument. Like cricket, tea, railways and other European imports it eventually became synonymous with Indian culture. It became popular probably because it was easier to tune and play than other Indian instruments such as sarangi. For the purpose of accompanying vocal music for example, harmonium was simply more convenient. You may wish to note that harmonium is still mostly used only as an accompanying instrument for vocal and tabla solo. It did not replace any of the native instruments such as sitar, sarod etc.
Music is universal. But nobody can deny that India classical music is very rich and deep.
Harmonium dissolved in shastrirya Sangeet. So it's not a problem.but when guitar comes in to play it can never be blended in our classical music.so boycott guitar