I was fortunate to have studied world music in the '70s at Wesleyan Univ. where L.Shankar taught South Indian music theory and performed regularly on campus. It was clear all along that Shankar was a world-class talent. John McLaughlin was a regular visitor to campus, absorbing Indian musical traditions and learning from performers immersed in classical Indian music traditions who were also open to the vanguard of western jazz and classical music. Shankar is an incredibly skilled and sensitive musician. He is also very articulate about music theory -- a rarity in that most people who really "get it" can't really explain "it" to lay people. Shankar is just a remarkable musician.
Hi @gleganza, I'm gathering some information on this musician, do you happen to have any materials available (photos/videos/brochures etc) of him during uni years?
Mr. Shankar composed and played the very haunting music for the vampire movie: Queen of the Damned" wherein a beautiful Gypsy Woman played a haunting violin piece called: "On the Beach / Lestat's violin." She acted out playing the piece but it was Mr. Shankar that played it for the movie and soundtrack He also provided all the haunting Middle Eastern sounding background vocals and double violin music for the movie as well.
indeed, it was beautiful. plus what better to give the sense of an unearthly violin skill than a guy who was such a badass at playing the violin that not only was what tools were already here not good enough for him, he had to make his own.
This is true Kirwaani;-a raga played in any style is extremely melodious and inspiring! Its potential is great.Vidwaan L.Shankar has shown that here.Even pop ,western music's lovers can like it.
many many years ago after L Shankar played with zappa i saw him at a club on long island amazing show..no one in the audience he played like there were thousands
Shankar and his double violin, Are the "Music of the Spheres"........ 🕉 The very sound of my heart and soul singing to the universe........ It is the musical vibration right next to, and part of the Great Silence, that permeates everyone and everything... It is the manifestation of love devotion and blissfulness.... All love and gratitude 🙏 beloved Shankar
Hermoso arte, caminar por las calles de noche acompañado de ésta magnífica y mágica composición hace que todo se entorne oscuro e inesperado; y amo sentir esa magia oscura.
An ancient melody, a vision of a castle in the storm of winter engulfed by dwindling darkness. Amongst the dampen window a fire crackles within, a fireplace as majestic as the roof that towers above, playing amidst this, an old friend as timeless as the tones he cast upon my brethren heart. He that comes to grant me the dark gift. Soon... I will be cast aside this worlds woes, for I will walk among the immortals.
So interesting how well this applies to that mood imagery you gave. Despite being music from a very different ethnic world area. Personally I love the variable flavors of human culture so this is very cool to me. Also R.I.P. Anne Rice
Classical Indian musicians got into the film industry really early, Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan of course. It seemed to break down some barriers, because nowadays ANY of the best of the younger musicians will do a pop album if the feel like it. Anoushka Shankar, of course - she plays a GREAT lead sitar style! Also, guitarist Debashish Bhattacharysa , violinist Kala Ramnath, L Shankar, Trilok, it was young mandolinist U Srininvas who died so suddenly.
I have no doubt this comes up later in the comments - 244 as I'm saying this - but people born with western ears (not our choice, right?) who are digging this will not just enjoy but get pretty excited by his recordings with "Shakti," a group he had with John McLaughlin and Zakir Hussein. For me it remains the best and purest blend of Indian music and jazz out there, brilliant, fantastic, all the things like that. The album Natural Beauty stands out, which contains this acheingly beautiful closing piece, Peace Of Mind.
Fascinating the connection between vampire culture and classical Indian music, thought it may be a newly explored concept to associate with vampires it is a combination of both some of the most technically complicated genres of music to produce instrumentally, is from a culture foreign to the americas and Europe, and it steps heavily between major and minor melodies spastically leaving the listener in anticipation but without structural closure leaving them uneasy, and the writing recorded from nearly and some ancient times.
vampire is Indian concept in India there are lot of sect who practice vampire ritual from past to prolong life span they called pisach there are lot of kind of pisach is there but mainly two type you find one is rakt pisach (blood drinker) and other is tam pishach (soul grabber) you even find the tomb of vampire princess here who caught drinking blood by her father and got killed and burred in murshidabad.
I heard him first in 1972,playing with L.V , Dr.L.S in their father's presence.He was an expert in western music as well at that time.So the raga has a fusion effect
Wong sing seneng Eminem akeh kui Kabeh di retas Sampek modele sing Ning istagram pecoyo o aku wes tau aku ngalami kui ta simpen Ning utekku...akeh sing seneng Eminem wedok ......ayu ayu
This music is from a different world. We've explored tons of music, and so many truly amazing musicians....but L Shankar is on another level. We bow to you.
My heart n mind tuned right in like the speed of light n colors,as your eyes adjust to see in ultraviolet spectrum of red into the future as isee blue. ..Mario Ledesma
Oh yeah...insanely good. His brother L. Subramaniam is insanely good too. Theirs is some of the highest, most advanced and powerful music we've ever heard.
The Southern Indian Carnatic music... Let alone Tamil culture is the best kept 'secret' in the world. Most amazing temples, Music, Astrological measuring instruments, Wootz steel, or ancient 'damascus steel', crucible steel...[the ulfberht viking swords were made from traded wootz ingots to vikings. Same with Syrian blacksmiths, legendary... but still could only master working, shaping ,and forging the ingots into blades. Many shamshir swords are still found, made from the best steel in history. Even today.
On TH-cam look up his music piece called: "On the Beach / Lestat's Violin" a haunting Gypsy music piece he composed and played for the movie: ""Queen of the Damned" the Vampires' violin haunting music
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I was fortunate to have studied world music in the '70s at Wesleyan Univ. where L.Shankar taught South Indian music theory and performed regularly on campus. It was clear all along that Shankar was a world-class talent. John McLaughlin was a regular visitor to campus, absorbing Indian musical traditions and learning from performers immersed in classical Indian music traditions who were also open to the vanguard of western jazz and classical music. Shankar is an incredibly skilled and sensitive musician. He is also very articulate about music theory -- a rarity in that most people who really "get it" can't really explain "it" to lay people. Shankar is just a remarkable musician.
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You are Very fortunate
Any recordings of the classes? Sharing that would be awesome
Hi how can I get in touch with you?
Hi @gleganza, I'm gathering some information on this musician, do you happen to have any materials available (photos/videos/brochures etc) of him during uni years?
Mr. Shankar composed and played the very haunting music for the vampire movie: Queen of the Damned" wherein a beautiful Gypsy Woman played a haunting violin piece called: "On the Beach / Lestat's violin." She acted out playing the piece but it was Mr. Shankar that played it for the movie and soundtrack He also provided all the haunting Middle Eastern sounding background vocals and double violin music for the movie as well.
indeed, it was beautiful. plus what better to give the sense of an unearthly violin skill than a guy who was such a badass at playing the violin that not only was what tools were already here not good enough for him, he had to make his own.
L Shankar is genius
This vibe definitely heavy in a beautiful way. I would love to choreograph a dance to this.
Thats why im here ..... from Lestats violin scene
My favorite movie.
I never heard such a pure Keeravani raga..👍👍👌👌🤝💐🙏🙏🙏
I'll
Everyone: vampire music only can be played in the organ
L shankar: hold my beer
Everyone: What?
Best coment ever brooo
@@killercrabman Listen to the violin of Lesat in the movie Queen of the Damned. You'll get the comment.
Came here for that lmao
hold my chalice of blood
think i just discovered my new favorite genre of music.. whatever this is ... so beautiful
Indian Classical Music
M3gaCowlick carnatic classical thaanam to be precise. check out his brother l. subramanian's version of the same raga. Just as mind blowing
same thing
@@634tonio Indian Classical Music = carnatic classical thaanam - same thing
@@gauravsimha thx is so beatiful
L Shankar should publish more works, he plays amazing 👏
Man, didn’t just have a gift, he had a power.
This is true Kirwaani;-a raga played in any style is extremely melodious and inspiring! Its potential is great.Vidwaan L.Shankar has shown that here.Even pop ,western music's lovers can like it.
Conjures tears and ancient memories...very moving...beautiful.
its funny you say that becauses i was think that the whole time this is all to familiar to me
how absolutely incredible: no instrument seems to sing like the human voice as much as this instrument of the this world maestro of double violin.
Amazing musician. This quality of music is unmatched. One wonders how does he achieve this ! One in a million talent...
many many years ago after L Shankar played with zappa i saw him at a club on long island amazing show..no one in the audience he played like there were thousands
I am big fan of Shankar Sir, too bad we have really less material of great Legend on internet :(
Love and Respect from Pakistan.
This is mind blowing! L Shankar weaves his magic with double Violin.
Shankar and his double violin,
Are the "Music of the Spheres"........ 🕉
The very sound of my heart and soul singing to the universe........
It is the musical vibration right next to, and part of the Great Silence, that permeates everyone and everything...
It is the manifestation of love devotion and blissfulness....
All love and gratitude 🙏 beloved Shankar
Ewww you try when there is no try there just is.
this is hauntingly beautiful.... amazing piece of work
Hermoso arte, caminar por las calles de noche acompañado de ésta magnífica y mágica composición hace que todo se entorne oscuro e inesperado; y amo sentir esa magia oscura.
My Favorite Violin Prodigy I am forever thankful for being alive to hear this masterpiece!
An ancient melody, a vision of a castle in the storm of winter engulfed by dwindling darkness. Amongst the dampen window a fire crackles within, a fireplace as majestic as the roof that towers above, playing amidst this, an old friend as timeless as the tones he cast upon my brethren heart. He that comes to grant me the dark gift. Soon... I will be cast aside this worlds woes, for I will walk among the immortals.
Joseph Celestine you words are as sublime as shankers music.....start writing a novel and please send me a copy
Fantastic choice of words
So interesting how well this applies to that mood imagery you gave. Despite being music from a very different ethnic world area. Personally I love the variable flavors of human culture so this is very cool to me.
Also R.I.P. Anne Rice
Classical Indian musicians got into the film industry really early, Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan of course. It seemed to break down some barriers, because nowadays ANY of the best of the younger musicians will do a pop album if the feel like it. Anoushka Shankar, of course - she plays a GREAT lead sitar style! Also, guitarist Debashish Bhattacharysa , violinist Kala Ramnath, L Shankar, Trilok, it was young mandolinist U Srininvas who died so suddenly.
The sound of a thousand gods is right here in this video. Brilliant!
Very nice explanation
🤣🤣🤣
And your daddy is right here in the comment
Is that right ?
wow ya this is telling a story with music. this guy is awesome. a master of his craft.
no words to say.......... so many cut bows.... brilliance at it best
L. Shankar is the only artist who has made me groove to Carnatic music!! The most beautiful form of music in this entire world!
Toooootally! He takes you away.
Grooving occurs in the spiritual plane for Bhakti-infused carnatic music
I had the pleasure to know him while he lived in NYC and see him with FZ and other groups of other Indian musicians...😊
greatest kiravani i have ever heard....hats off to Shanker sir.
Living legend, u made for ever. ...real creation
Magnifique, on l'impression que le violoniste fait ressortir ses émotions à travers son interprétation
Mais c'est complètement ça...
Closed my eyes and listened. Beautiful. Just beautiful!
The legend of violin in d contemporary Era.
This is the most beautiful sound I’ve ever heard
best one ...it is out of this world !! what a great player
stunning performance! thx 4 sharing!
WORLD MUSIC AT ITS VERY BEST.
I think of the original 25 episodes of “Berserk” when Guts was asked by Griffith to assonate part of the royal court
Beautiful beyond words!
I have no doubt this comes up later in the comments - 244 as I'm saying this - but people born with western ears (not our choice, right?) who are digging this will not just enjoy but get pretty excited by his recordings with "Shakti," a group he had with John McLaughlin and Zakir Hussein.
For me it remains the best and purest blend of Indian music and jazz out there, brilliant, fantastic, all the things like that. The album Natural Beauty stands out, which contains this acheingly beautiful closing piece, Peace Of Mind.
Pure musical ecstasy
Fascinating the connection between vampire culture and classical Indian music, thought it may be a newly explored concept to associate with vampires it is a combination of both some of the most technically complicated genres of music to produce instrumentally, is from a culture foreign to the americas and Europe, and it steps heavily between major and minor melodies spastically leaving the listener in anticipation but without structural closure leaving them uneasy, and the writing recorded from nearly and some ancient times.
vampire is Indian concept in India there are lot of sect who practice vampire ritual from past to prolong life span they called pisach there are lot of kind of pisach is there but mainly two type you find one is rakt pisach (blood drinker) and other is tam pishach (soul grabber) you even find the tomb of vampire princess here who caught drinking blood by her father and got killed and burred in murshidabad.
Subliminal L.Sankar. La musique de l'âme . Grand maître. Bravo à vous.
une mélodie brillante pour la réflexion de l'âme
I heard him first in 1972,playing with L.V , Dr.L.S in their father's presence.He was an expert in western music as well at that time.So the raga has a fusion effect
I play violin I have tried to play this. Don't ask ,,,,!,,
lol
💀
Keep Trying
Become a beggar first 😏😉
amazing. I so want to learn how to use the violin.
He's a great maestro....his music is divine...unique
Omg there is no words to describe how beautiful this music is..Love it thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
i love this so much the most beautiful sound in the world!!!
Thanks to Jonathan Davis i found this gem of a human 🙌🙌🙌
Wong sing seneng Eminem akeh kui Kabeh di retas Sampek modele sing Ning istagram pecoyo o aku wes tau aku ngalami kui ta simpen Ning utekku...akeh sing seneng Eminem wedok ......ayu ayu
ABSOLUTE ABSOLUTELY MARVELOUS WORLD MUSIC
Monstrously divine!
This music is from a different world. We've explored tons of music, and so many truly amazing musicians....but L Shankar is on another level. We bow to you.
what amazing feelings these melodies create. it's beautiful..
The struggle and then that broke free....just brilliant.
this is music-outstanding
My heart n mind tuned right in like the speed of light n colors,as your eyes adjust to see in ultraviolet spectrum of red into the future as isee blue. ..Mario Ledesma
Subliminal, ça fait du bien à l'oreille et à l'esprit. C'´est un grand maître, mérite le plus grand respect.
Never felt such relaxation in years. I found my fav zoner of music at last . May be try to learn violin in future
An absolute genius violinist, at his best 🙏🙏🙏
Beautiful!!!!! Haunting and dark... love it!!! ❤
This is The White Oak Violin ! Way more powerful than the red one!
Monstrous!
Soo emotional, soo exciting !!!
This is insane. Insanely good. I shall look for more of this musician.
Oh yeah...insanely good. His brother L. Subramaniam is insanely good too. Theirs is some of the highest, most advanced and powerful music we've ever heard.
Mindblowing.! eternal bliss listening to this......he moved to West.....and we were deprived of his much of his music....
traveled to my childhood days, when listening this
trancelike, beautiful
Браво бате голем си!
Oh my God !! what is happening with my skin!! O.O this is perfect °° wooow.. just wow..
Beautiful.
this made me feel at a dark time in my life thank you
Loved the whole thing. My favorite part was the cello at 6:30 nice and deep
sublime !
Goosebumps
simplemente hermoso!!!!
Véritable perfection d'un grand maître, plus j'écoute plus je suis heureux et j'ai l'impression que je
marche sur les nuages
The Southern Indian Carnatic music...
Let alone Tamil culture is the best kept 'secret' in the world.
Most amazing temples,
Music,
Astrological measuring instruments,
Wootz steel, or ancient 'damascus steel', crucible steel...[the ulfberht viking swords were made from traded wootz ingots to vikings. Same with Syrian blacksmiths, legendary... but still could only master working, shaping ,and forging the ingots into blades. Many shamshir swords are still found, made from the best steel in history. Even today.
I feel at home, listening. wherever home may be.
Very Best Music
Thanks Shankar
idi vintu paramashivudu ela tandavam chesi vuntado....🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵❤👌❤👌❤
It’s breath taking and it leaves me speechless every time I hear ot
This also makes me think of you Father Terrance my Priest💓
SHELLY LYN NUZZO LOVES THIS IN ALL ACSPECTS , PERFECTO AS THE VISION IS ESOTERIC AND ESSENTIAL TO SONGS OF ASCENT FROM THE MASTER.
Wow jst Amazin that is pure skill
ahhh, I got goosebumps 😍
Great and very lovely to ear, it will smoothen your mind ..one kind of meditation.
Crazy Kriwani .. simply out of the world...
One of my favorites
Wow, lovely Music! Enters directly inside without being able to avoid it but, why should I?
Great work.
Matur suwun , 🙏🇯🇵
Iyo iyo koe bosss iyooo.....ameroca urusanmu gawe o babu.
Amazing!!!!!!
Rumit 🤒🤒🤒🥳🗣️
Maestro Supreme 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
I believe this hell of a work deeply moving.
So beautiful ❤
Amazing 😃🤩
Best of the universe 😍
😅😂
This type of music inspires me to make up some heavy doom riffs on guitar
Do it!!!
Absolutely gorgeous!!❤
eu amo isso
Amazing!!!! lml lml
On TH-cam look up his music piece called: "On the Beach / Lestat's Violin"
a haunting Gypsy music piece he composed and played for the movie:
""Queen of the Damned" the Vampires' violin haunting music
The Dark Angel it's true, they use it in that movie
Yes, but what's the name of the other song Lestat plays..? The song he plays for Akasha.
@@craneswallow That one is called Secret Passage.