Rakesh Chaurasia - Classical Flute (Bansuri)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ต.ค. 2024
- Taking place in heart of Leeds, SAA-uk’s Summer Solstice Festival is an unforgettable experience where Internationally acclaimed artists of Indian classical music gather to share music of the mind, body and soul, deeply imbedded in Rāgs of the sunset, night, dawn and sunrise.
With the participation of renowned and upcoming artists such as Rakes Chaurasia, Achutan Sripathmanathan, Deepa Nair, Pt. Sanju Sahai, Mehboob Nadeem and Sri Bhupinder Chaggar.
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Rakesh Chaurasia - Bansuri
Sri Bhupinder Singh Chaggar - Tabla
Video Editing: Ángel Ponce (www.canarywarp.com)
Audio Mastering: Kaviraj Singh Dhadyalla
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Surprisingly more comments from non Indians. Just shows how the most of the the new gen would rather listen to western music. Also the new indian music which is being made is typically western in style.
Me too a 22 yr old used to think about the classical music as boring, obsolete and used to mock it. I am really sorry.
More than sorry, I am so disgusted at myself for not even giving it a hear for so many years of my life.
Its just beautiful and magical...
All the emotions expressed without words.
I am 21 yr old indian i agree our traditional classical music is getting dead nowadays especially because of the current Bollywood getting more western and Western which setting bad example for our younger generation who watches Bollywood
Older Bollywood always had classical instrumental but not the current one except some few songs
I am from Pakistan.and I am absolutely love Indian talents.
You were hindu in the past forcibly converted to Arabi cult
बाँसुरी की आवाज बहुत शांति देती हैं।अब समझ आया कि गोपियाँ भगवान कृष्ण की बाँसुरी सुनने में क्यों लीन हो जाती थी ।🙏🙏🙏
Sahi kaha aapne 👍🏻👍🏻👌🏼🙏🏻
कोई गोपियाँ नहीं आती। महाभारत में यह सब बकवास नहीं लिखा है।
Absolutely magical....mystical..wonderful..I have never been to India..and will not be able to go in this life.....but i have a memory of it..comes from somewhere ...No music makes me happier inside
This is indo-pak musical instrument....enjiy lady❤❤
This is called bansuri....our lord shri krishan play very well.pure Indian
Your Right talk
@@nosherwanadill6177 🤣🤣
Love from Indian Hart
I think flute is most delicate of all instruments, balance in blowing pressure, tunes, rhythms ...just not at all easy.... that's why Krishna chose this simple looking but highly meditative instrument! ☺️
yes you'r right.Je pense que la flûte et un instrument qui fend le cœur qui remue les entrailles de tout être sensible bravooooooooooooo R.CHAURASSIA
I can play flute .its not an eassy bro there were lots of hard work to play this instrument.
Yes bro you are correct
Right
I think , u r absolutely right.... Beautiful peace.....
I'm speechless!! That's it
I love Indian traditional classic music, i have heard a lot of Indian musicians, but what make me to be so closed to that, was a connection between Epirus ( a regional north of Greece) traditional music and Indian musicians. This happen on July 2000, in Theater ( Πέτρας), Petroupoli, Athens- Greece.
From one side were Greek musicians with legendary clarinet player, Petroloukas Chalkias with his group and from the other side were Indian musicians with Rakesh Chaurasia. When i was watching this video and the name of the guy, i said, wait a second.
This cooperation was done because there is a similarity in between those two groups. And to me i have to say that there is no other musician than that of Indian which goes in a perfect way with Epirus music, which is " pentatonic. Better never!!
India-Greece has shared history of a couple centuries. So that makes sense.
blud its theatre not theater
Bhai maan lo agar krishna ji hi bajate hue mil jaae kahin kisi roz, toh mai toh bansuri sunn ke hi moksh paa jaaoonga. That instrunent is so powerful man.
Kya bat hai guru
Yeah bro ❤.
This music is beautiful I cant stop playing it I've even ordered a bansuri to try and learn myself I've been overwhelmed by the hypnotic sound' it reaches your soul absolutely' beautiful I love Indian music its rhythmic but gentle but very expressive 🙏💚💚💚
Once I met a girl in Rishikesh India , She was playing this Bansuri .. Just visit Rishikesh and play the Bansuri you order. Love.
Yes so true. Good luck for learning Bansuri.
hows the practice coming along? I have difficulty in the higher octave, but making slow progress
We have everything this world needs😊😊
Bansuri divine instrument. I have the same effect , i start to learn.
words cant explain what does it feel when you hear this.
its heavenly music
रोड पर बेचने वाले कि बांसुरी लाइक कर दो एक बार पसंद आये तो
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I do not know why and it is not important either but every time I hear a bansuri I feel at home, I travel to a different dimension, my heart is smiling and is joyful.
Actually it's important I think
Ask urself why, and find answers held inside of u :)
It’s Excellent 🙏
But I do not know about wording of flute sound could any one help me to know more about this like in form of sa, re, ga, ma, pa, da, ni ….. please 🙏
Wow. I played the (western) flute in grade school and have always missed it. I'm inspired to try the bansuri after watching this master. The tabla was incredible as well.
You should definitely try you'll love it!
i learnt the western flute as well and one day (hopefully) i will be lucky enough to learn the bansuri :)
Newton Pigera/ Sri Lanka - Excellent -Excellent. Thank India of forwarding this giant musician to the World.
И представить себе не мог, что в Индии, многомиллионой Стране, есть такие потрясающие музыканты. Теперь я глупый знаю, что благословенная Индия, чрезвычайно богата гениями, и не только в музыке, но и во всех сферах науки и искусства. Спасибо Интернет!
Я слышал иного генипльных индийских музыкантов, гениальнее Рави Шанкара еще никого..праВ был Харисон, что в среде тысяч гениев, он выбрал одного , Рави и этот гениальный музыкаьнт установил связь между Индией и Европой, на уровне Божественного контакта. Аминь
Все посредники - пошли на хрен!!!Аминь
😍
thanks for your love for music and India you are Broad minded And Dedicated person . welcome to India My brother
What beautiful sounds this flautist creates!
Yes
He is no just a flutist..... He is a legend! His father was an ultra legend
Feels great to be born in Chaurasia family
रोड पर बेचने वाले कि बांसुरी लाइक कर दो एक बार पसंद आये तो
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@@vedaantraimusic2895 Hari Prasad Chaurasia was his uncle, not father
All the people that disliked the video thought that was the download button. Such a serene piece of music
Perhaps they are music haters
रोड पर बेचने वाले कि बांसुरी लाइक कर दो एक बार पसंद आये तो
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different people have different tastes in music
Most positive person u r my frnd
Rakesh ji, your art to play flute is incomparable. You are really a great artist. May God bless you good health, wealth and long happy life.
Wondering in the forest, Radha is so much thirsty of hearing such magical heaven's sounds of Krishna's Flute....... May U Live Long..... Rakesh Chaurasiya Ji........ Mere sare dharam and punya Karma aap ko Lag Jaye.
i remember seeing his uncle play in a small church in the UK some decades ago.. I realised there that when you go deep enough in any tradition you meet all the others.. it was pure classical Hindustani without any deviation.. and was also funk, soul pop and jazz at the same time.. Rakesh has this too.. those chromatic runs are beyond rag.. yet at the same time are sitting so perfectly right in the centre of them… a true genius of our time.. a voyager beyond tradition through it’s centre and out the other side..
I love Indian traditional flute classic music.
It is one thing when one simply plays a melody. It is another when they pour their heart and soul into every ounce of it. So beautiful
Feel the sound of divine soul
Super
Want notation dm me on Instagram @san_chit
रोड पर बेचने वाले कि बांसुरी लाइक कर दो एक बार पसंद आये तो
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@@youtubepsycho1661 ki ooo9ooo ok yyo y; k
Dear sir, your name carries the weight of the entire universe, Brahman itself.
Its Raag Pahadi.....Sounds of Mountains, Valleys, Hills, Rivers and the Seas.
+kanhaiya patel many thanks!
kanhaiya patel Mishra pahadi
Thank you for information
@@SouthAsianArtsUK wwwwwww2 w2
Tqs sir
Proud to be Indian.....it brought tears in my eyes .so pure so divine.....
I wish more Americans like myself could find the beauty in other cultures. Indian music is so beautiful. Same as any other cultures, there’s so much depth and beauty to discover.
Same
याला दैवी म्हणत नाहीत.
Try the flute music of the late 19th/early 20th century French composers - e.g. Debuts (sirinx)?
Which song is this??
WOW! GREAT MASTER OF BANSURI FLUTE. I DON´T HAVE WORDS TO DESCRIBE THE BEAUTY OF THIS!💖💖🕉💖
You know about Om🕉️🕉️🕉️ 🙂🙂🙂
आपकी बाँसुरी सूनने हवा ठहर जायेगी
बरसात आयेगि
शरीरीमें रूह वापस आयेगि आपके
हर स्वर में श्रीकृष्ण का वास है
Very nice
Wow ❤.
This is one of the most beautiful music my soul has ever heard 💖. It is so soothing, so peaceful, and takes me to paradise. ❤️ I am surrounded by greenery under a clear light blue sky. Gentle wind slowly blowing and all I can feel is magic all around me 🥰.
Thank you
@@akhilgautam156 hehe, for? 😌
🎉
When I walk through hills and mountains, rivers and streams, this is the soundtrack of my soul
Very correct
Exactly you should! It's called "Raag Pahadi" song of Mountains, Hills, Valleys, Rivers and Seas..
❤😂🎉😮😅😮🎉😂❤😂🎉😢😂❤😂🎉😢😮😢🎉😂❤😂🎉😢😮😢🎉😂😢
Which song is this, Plz RepLy
Never thought indian music could be this beautiful.
whoever is reading this , I wish you peace love and happiness and just know that no matter what pain you may be going through there is always a happier reward waiting for you , may the universe bless you all brothers and sisters
thank you bless you
True
Thank you brother. Love, peace, and joy to you too.
Ом!
A CHALLENGE _I am an Ethiopian Anthropologist and have one question.... The melody from 1: 24-1: 33 intercepts an Ethiopian melody. It triggers a powerful 'nostalgic love of the past.'... The question is, write your comment (with time and themes triggered in the piece) if you see any of your national's melody in this masterpiece... Let us see how many nationals would intersect. This could be used as an ethnomusicology exercise...
MERVEILLEUX marvelous , i was looking for this music since many month
उस्ताद राकेश जी इनसे अच्छा बासुरी वादक भारत मे नहीं है
Esse som é da dimensão espiritual.
If words are explaining , the music is failed.
In the divine nectar of flute music the listener will becomes one with it.
Jab ek insaan itni sundar flute Baja leta hai to socho Krishna bajate honge to kya hota hoga..🥹
Vo insan nhi the kya ?
Madhosh bro🎉🎉🎉❤😊
@@amirwani110no bro wo karam insaan ke bhati karte the lekin wo param purushottam bhagwan Sri Krsna hai ye Hume kabhi nhi bhulna chahiye 💯🩵🙏🏻🕉️😇
@@AjayetriDas-rw1fw bro bagwan kya hota ha jo kabi Marta nhi right ?
One of the most amazing things I have ever heard...
No one in the earth, like Rakesh Chaurasia
Jai Shri Krishna, am thinking how krishna would played flute . Really blessed to hear this sir.. pretty well.
Life is just like a flute. Full of holes & emptiness..
But it can be melodious according to our focus for making improvements❤❤
I just don't have words to appreciate.. it's just amazing.. changed my mood to peace...
A "Mahoul" created, so efficiently, within such a small span of time. This is the Bliss!!!
THAT IS ONLY TALENT
💋💋💋💋💋💋💋💋
Hey @Tapomita did you know meaning of your surname it's Ghosh Ghosh means combination of musical instruments
@@shirishsolanki2980 Oh is it?! I really didn't know this... Thank you for letting me know this one😌❤️
@@tapomitaghosh what he said is true.
Ghosh also means the beginning sargam of any music..
Which is the most basic and most important thing if mistake is committed here ,u are gone for good..
Feeling of calmness can't be explained in words. It takes us out of world.
❤ Aati Aati Uttam Vaadan. Bless you dear Pt. Rakesh ji. Long live ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Bravos! Bravos!
Simplesmente lindo!
Magical....like his uncle HPC
Thank you for sharing this wonderful performance.
Simply beautiful,
Full of soul and positivity of nature,
Excellent tabla also.
It's really mind blowing
RESPECT TO THE LEGEND. Magical Performance.
FOR EVERYONE : IT'S CALLED RAGA BAHARI DHUN .... It's a morning Raga
Bahari as many legends says it is worknof artists jayadeva who is composer of love poems of radha krishna .❤
The possibility of your mind wondering in a fluctuating state from lights to darknesses and back again perhaps to pleasure and to pain continuously . The only way to unlikely take this bad habits away mostly in our daily realm; is to fill our mind with the right vibrations. This is what specific raga does to the wonderful frame of our heavenly inner world. Om Satchidananda.... the autor this is his Divinity inside whipering those expressed joy to the world.
I've listened to the audio conversation prior to Rakesh Ji playing this piece, and the request from the audience is a Raag Bahari Dhun, to which he replies...In the morning!....
SouthAsianArtsUK what is the idea with playing in the morning? please excuse my ignorance I'm not familiar with this music but I'm intrigued.
Paul Davies the South Asian system of musical raags, are ascending and descending melodic scales, associated with particular times of the day, seasons of the year, moods etc. The idea behind our Solstice festival was to play from 8pm to sunrise allowing artists to explore the midnight and dawn raags to be played at the correct time of day, so to speak.
Wow that's awesome. thanks!
also its Raga Pahadi
it is pahadi dhun not bahari dhun
I love how the drummer is just soaking up the flute sounds… so good. 👌👍
Thats not drummer...... He is a tabla vadak
He's also readying for his accompaniment, just taking in the rythm
Its TABLA
Its Tabla dear...
Rakesh ji ap sachme krishna jike jese ho ....
I really like to play the flute. A very touching tune.
Rakesh ji you are so grate.mujhe apki bansuri ki dhun sunkar itna achha laga ki mai bar bar sunte raha.
Simply amazing ! Another Chaurasia to rule the world of flute in few decades to come ! Wondering who would be his shiv to present best in class jugal bandi with another instrument or vocal !!
But music is haram in islamic cult
Thanks God . He is Indian !
One of the most soul soothing performance, absolutely marvelous.
Jai shree krishna Radhey Radhey
Thank you for creating these beautiful sounds 🙏🏽💖
Hello Veronica how are you 😍😍😍
Such a amazing musical instrument. It is so beautiful and calming sensation ❤
i wish one day i start playing at least 10% as good as you are playing Rakesh ji....best flute player of current times! so much respect for you sir!
He is the best of our times always soulful. Every note touches the heart.
Beautiful 😍 I played harp along to this !!
Amazing raga , wonderful and heart touching performance . really great.thanks.
Any idea about the name of this raag?
Raag Pahadi
@@anuthama6679raag bahari dhun .it's a morning raga
कया कहा जाऐ कया लिखुं .....
कोई शबद नही है कहा ही नाही जा सकता......
कह दिया सीमा हो जाऐगी
यह आसीम है
R u Osho lover ?
Aap bhi bahut achhe likhte ho sir badhiya🙏🙏
Best comment
Ashuj
I think flute is most delicate of all instruments, balance in blowing pressure, tunes, rhythms ...just not at all easy.... that's why Krishna chose this simple looking but highly meditative instrument! ☺️
This Guy can hold his breath
Imagine when lord Krishna would have been playing magical flute .. 🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵❤❤❤❤ jai shree Krishna
Love so much Chaurasia from years, music of beauty ❤️
The divine god is lying in your dhun sir, outstanding performance by Rakesh ji
वाणी बिना जैसे शब्दों के हो ऐसी स्थिति है. शायद यही कारण होगा कि उन मुरली मनोहर भगवान ने बांसुरी बजाई. जय श्री राधा रमण बिहारी . जय परमेश्वर श्री कृष्ण..... इन शास्त्रीय संगीत के साधकों को भी प्रणाम जो अपने आप में भगवानियत को जिन्दा रखे हुए हैं.. जय भारत भूमि....
Just mervellous,,,just incredible......;its magic, its the touch og the creator...;;we love you...from France
Pure nectar, really! The real mesmerizing performance transports one into an another world of bliss.
कोई सीमा ही नही इनकी कला को 🙏🙏🙏😍😍
Rakesh ji plays incredibly beautifully as always, evoking the moods and magic of the Raga in a way that only a true Master can. The tabla accompaniment is also wonderful. SSA, I can only congratulate you on producing such a wonderful audio visual record of the moment. The video and editing is superb, the audio is truly world class. This could have been the worlds best bansuri Video, however in my humble opinion, there is one glaring omission.
Tanpura.
There appears to be no Tanpura in this audio recording !!
It’s a discussion that reaches far beyond your incredibly beautiful production. However it’s essential to discuss these matters in the spirit of reaching and maintaining the highest aesthetic of musical beauty. Tanpura is present in most Indian classical music for a reason. In all of Hariprasad ji’s wonderful audio recordings ( and he IS the most recorded musical artist in the word) , the first Sound to be heard in EVERY recording, is Tanpura. Rakesh ji has his telephone Tanpura and Bluetooth speaker on stage, which is in itself a little sad to see all these gadgets around such beautiful and ancient Instruments, a disconcerting trend in Indian classical music, sadly a standard for 98% of Indian classical musicians nowadays.
It would have been a remarkable and life enhancing sight and sound, to see one or two Tanpura players on stage with him, resounding that ancient and majestic sound of drone.
Hilariously enough, at the end of the video, there’s a 4 second Sound clip of Tanpura while the credits role by... is this what Tanpura has been reduced to ? A mere background sample to be used when nothing else is happening. I would say that arguably, the tanpura is the seed and root of ALL indian classical music as from Aum everything manifests and returns. What is the sound of Tanpura if it is not Aum?
Truly I applaud your works, I give thanks for your sharing. This is, as I said, one of the best audio video recordings of Rakesh ji. Just as Indian food would not be so without Haldi, Namak or Mirch, I feel Indian classical Music can not be so without Tanpura.
Forgive me for my aesthetic taste which compels me to share my perspective. Humbly yours....
What do you mean there's no tampura? I heard it the whole time!
@@ArjunaJoshua1 perhaps I'm just an old man with early signs of deafness. I listened again, still inaudible to me.
Listen to any one of the recordings from innumerable recordings of Pandit Hariprasad ji and you will always hear tanpura. It is not suggested but clearly stated.
Without audible tanpura there is no ground for ICM to stand on.
It does seem that a whole generation of artists have been reared on synthetic tanpura like many folk have been reared on synthetic foods.
@@DarrenSangita I do agree with your point that Tanpura has taken a back seat with recent artists. I guess we shouldnt be surprised, its not a flashy instrument and is almost always used in the background of the performance! Capitalism strikes again
@@ArjunaJoshua1 yes for sure it has taken a back seat. I have been blessed to attend dozens of classic programs, festivals and Melas and have enjoyed numerous artists performing classical music on stage. Barely 5% of all artists concerts I have attended use "real tanpura". 95% of all artists use what I call, "telephone tanpura".
It is a modern phenomena yet the resultant frequency spectrum is incomparable to the vast subtlety of tones that emanate from an actual tanpura. The hypnotic resonance of the strings vibrating against the bridge and the fullness of resonance in the beauty of the gourd is unparalleled.
Yes it seems, only members of the Dagarvani lineage are able to sustain the tradition against the passing of time and the following of fashions. For the wonderful family of surviving Dagars including Wasifusddin, Bahauddin the the 20th generation Dagar brothers, Nafessuddin and Aneesuddin ( and their beloved father, the late great Saeeduddin) are the only practitioners of true Indian Classical Music that I have witnessed with my own ears, i.e. using an actual tanpura for the drone element.
May we be blessed to experience a resurgence of tanpura in these days of lockdown!
Shanti Aum
@@DarrenSangita That is an awesome way to put it, internet stranger! Here's to hoping we see a resurgence of this magnificent instrument
That was amazing. Such talented instrumentalists
This is pure bliss, just wonderful
U r so beautiful
💋💋💋💋💋👌👌👌👌👌
So so awsome.Love 🙏
रोड पर बेचने वाले कि बांसुरी लाइक कर दो एक बार पसंद आये तो
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Woooopp
Khub valo hoyeche..❤❤
Ami odgut holam sune 🙏🙏🙏
Probably one of the best flautist in India and abroad ,simply beautiful !
He comes after his uncle Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia... :)
*Bansuri Players. Don't compare hime to Classical Western Flautists or Eastern Shakuhachi players. It's all different. Not one of the best Flautists... one of the best Bansuri Players.
Hearing this I felt m listening to lord Krishna❤️🙏god bless u sir gob bless u.. really divine
Supper
HAY TANTA MUSICA POR ESCUCHAR.
DE TANTOS LUGARES DEL MUNDO.Y ESTA MUSICA ES TAN RELAJANTE COMO EL LUGAR DESDE EL QUE ESTÁ
SIENDO INTERPRETADA.SOLO FALTA TULASI NAG CHAMPA.
ESTOS DOS HOMBRES SON VIRTUOSOS.
NÁMASTE HERMANOS
Namaste bro 🙏🙏
En qué país vive usted🙂🙂🙂
खूपच खूपच सुंंदर .🌹🌹
That’s the amazing sound of nature, GBU all, i love you
You r correct
Mai to kho gya sunkar mind blowing🤯🤯
This music never fails to soothe my mind.
Rakesh chourasi ji kal k drprtrsion k dour mein bansori ki madhor soron son bhot maza aya he jrete raho jog jog jeio mere piysre fankar zinda bad
Sound is amazing and so beatyfull.
Krishna sends their angels to earth to spread love and positivity 🙏🙏
The bansuri is not easy to play. This is amazing to me, having tried it. Very beautiful!
Who is the Tabla player? He plays very gracefull and so beautyfull. I love it
Does anyone know the length and note of the Bansuri he is using? So beautiful
E note....30 inches long..
Big one is "E" Bass and the small one towards end is "A" scale small bansuri
@@evijaedm6585 Thank you so much!
@@Maroqu1n bansuri can be 8 inches to 40 inches and all will play the same tunes and notes. But smaller bansuri will have shaper sound and bigger the bansuri heavier the sound. But for average person 18-26 inch bansuri is the best anything bigger or smaller takes lot of practice and hardwork. So that’s for professionals like him.
Goddess Saraswati blessings can only go with this man o my god such soulful performance that i never seen before ❤
A captivating play...❤️😍❤️
Magnifique interprétation des deux partenaires ! le flutiste a un son surnaturel et le tabliste est son complice parfait ! la musique Indienne Carnatique et Indoustani transportent comme nulle autre pareille !!!
Reminds me everything in my life... But why tears coming out from my eyes....?
Krishna!
It's beautiful
TheOriginal RudeBoy lol 😂
What an amazing flute playing !
C'est doux c'est reposant.. Majestueux. 🙏
Made my cry of nothing but the pure essence of joy I feel while listening to this.
Sounds so peaceful. I love it
Very very nice 😊😊😊😊
And I am great fan of the Rakesh Chaurasia uncle