My Dad first introduced me to this music 60 years ago. And now I sit choosing music for his funeral and thought of Ravi Shankar. I feel very fortunate to have had a father of such broad tastes who valued other cultures and their music. I went to see Ravi Shankar at the South Bank many years ago. What a treat!
In my childhood, mom, dad, brother n sister used to listen this raga on LP vinyl record on Grundig record player. Still remember those divine moments, turn off the lights, sit together and listen. Mom, dad n sis is no more but ....
I agree such a miraculous player, such music should be listened at night putting lights off, trying to go deep in the universe. I have not heard anyone better playing sitar than Pt.Ravishankar
Ecodiver. My father was in the British Army stationed in Shimla for many years and as a young boy I would sit on his lap and listen to the Sitar records. He is no more as he passed away when I was 10 that was 62 years ago, but now Ravi brings the beauty of India back to me. Bless you Ravi.
My mom is 77 year old. Once an active person now is depressed. Disheartening to see her like this.looks at me blank n smiling. This piece is working like medicine for her, and me .... Thanks almighty
Decorate her room with all the items that she loves.. It may be paintings, portraits of her fav actor or God, spend more time with her! All positive energy to her 😊💞 above all #Music heals everything!
Why does a whole nation of people want to take credit for this individuals achievements? If you honestly believe its genetic, well you shud just tap into it and let go of ur complaining-the world awaits the return of India.
This takes me on a rollercoaster of my life. All the good and all the bad, all the beautiful and all the ugly, all the happy and all the sad, makes me feel Lucky I have lived it and loved it all. Thank you India
So a lot of people here undermine the quality of tabla that is played on this piece. Yes, Pandit Ravi Shankar is great, but I want to praise the tabla player.
This Tabla player is of Baranas? what a difficult taal. This player makes the drums alive like Pandit Kishan Maharaj but in a much different way. Whereas Maharaj literally brings the syllables of the godhead and all the forms to life through the drum, the rhythm becomes immaterial. This player instead makes the gods sing from the perfection of rhythm. Pranam.
Name of Tabla player is pandit kanai Dutta from Kolkatta I think he is from Farrukhabad gharana he has accompanied many eminent artist like pandit Nikhil benerjee and ect
Vilayat khan sitar dont create cosmic energy. He always sticks to his gharana. But iut of the way creation is always done by ravi shankar. Just listen his parameshwari raga or manj khamaj with ali akbar khan. They start improvisation where our creativity ends. That is the real beauty of Ravi Shankar. Listen to charukeshi puriya Dhanashree shudh sarang sihendra madhyam malaya marutam and many many and all. He was having divine sound of sitar brains and unlimited creativity
Thanks to Ravi Shankar and his wonderful style of music, which to me is spiritually uplifting . God bless him for his contribution to Earth . And for his good raising of his daughters .
I also love his style of playing sitar...each note so distinctly played and heard clearly even as pace gathers momentum....gets etched in your mind forever
Ravi Shankar = the essence of Roses...or the carpet of lotus flowers that carry me on the ganges in my mind essence. HIs music is the flame of "bliss is ness"....finding his place now amongst the stars ~ his true family.
On three different occasions, and in three different decades, when Ravi performed concerts in Wellington , New Zealand, my father urged me to attend and even said he would pay for my ticket. But each time I would turn him down. I thought the music was beneath me and not as cool as Western music. Many years have passed. Now I love this music. Now I am sad that I will never get to see the great maestro perform. He is gone from this world. My Dad, however, is still here, but he is now near ninety and is completely deaf. What a fool I was to disappoint myself and of course my Dad, by being so big-headed and closed-minded.
I bought this album from a Salvation Army thrift store age 16 in the mid 90s. No idea who he was, smoked a joint, lay down on carpet and got carried away.
Soumen Bose here in the US I have known many people from India and they usually underestimate their culture for some reason, like they are not proud of it. I would be rather proud if we have have a Ramanujan from where I come from.
there is a great show called the roots on Netflix about he decline in appreciation of Indian classical music in India - and here my daughter is learning the sitar from a. student of Ali Akbar khan @@davidgutierrez8795
Yes you do understand. It is right inside of you. Not far inside. You have the universe. As we all do if you just believe and tap in to it and go with it. You are blessed. Our respect from the US.
Rasiya means "Bhanvra", the honey suckling insect. I believe this is Panditji's own composition because I never heard any vocalist nor instrumentalist ever play it. In the initial part, one can actually sense the happy roaming of the Bhanwra in a flowering garden, to get the choicest honey and in drut part, one can sense that the Bhanwra, having drunk honey to it's own contentment, simply roams from flower to flower, singing merrily. This composition is exclusive in its cheerful tone.
Ravi shankar.. Inmortal 🌷si en algún momento sientes desequilibrio emocional, solo tienes que escuchar , uno de los instrumentos de cuerda más antiguo que haya existido, tocado por él. 🇻🇪❣️
For my sister, Star. My hopes that she conquers her dark times and comes through as she was before. Some years ago. It is possible. My sis. My heart. I love you. ♥
@@graphiccontent98 She seems better. A bit. She moved into a new place. She seems happier. But some of the other things I am not sure of. She still has her dog and now she has more space. Thank you. Bless. :)
In 1967 this incredible man played at the UN Assembly in New York City and introduced the world to the sitar and used it to promote World Peace. His daughters are also incredibly talented as well. We miss You Ravi! Rest in Peace......
So hard to believe that this Ravi Shankar would later join Mumbai's underworld. Nicknamed 'Rajju Bhaiyya' by the good Don 'Haji Mastan' Ravi Shankar made his name in extortion, kidnapping, bottle leggings, illegal gambling, and managing prostitution dens in 60's and 70's. 'Rajju Bhaiyya' will always be remembered for brokering peace between the Pathans and Dawud bhai's gang which would go onto consolidate Haji Mastan's power. Long live the Underworld!! Long live the Bengal's Rajju Bhaiyya!!
No one Literally no one Indian : replying on Angreez comments . For no reason . Band Kar do chutiyo ya sab . Celebrity nahi h vo . Insan hi h Hamari tarah .
I have this album and an indian sitar. I selling my other fender and getting a new sitar imported from India, im making the transcendental pilgrimage lol
Well, I, myself being a classical vocalist, find myself very impressed and moved by the fact that even today our younger generation are evincing deep interest and admiration of our ancestors musical legendary of past which carries the all time power to embrace the future generations into its lap, due to its deep rooted authenticity and truthfulness that exudes a pristine charm to anyone who leaps into listening to it with genuine interest and holding his/her passion therein !!
This music speaks to my soul no words just sounds and beats to float you away to a zen oasis in your mind whenever i listen to this i instantly feel calm
I wanted some music to cook by, and thought of Ravi S. And I was immediately transported to some wonderful place- right in the heart region;and I felt as if a tiny flame lit up, followed by many emotions, including gratitude and peace. Ram.
It amazed me that how the consciousness penetrates through human brain resulting mesmerizing music as a final outcome. Musical instruments are just a piece of physical object, but all sound is coming through as a result of consciousness...i am completely indebted with eastern culture who gave so much to human being to be self sufficient...
The tabla player is crazy awesome, and Shankar displays something that is rare in musical virtuoisty- genuine emotion, elation, bliss....Pranams to both of them.
I am not worthy of commenting on Panditji. But there is something about Panditji's Sitar. Every stroke is like magic, every single note if played separately brings out its own emotion so independently and yet they together are in such harmony. There is no word to describe the emotion of when I hear this recording. Everytime is like the first time, like a new emotion. Pranam to such great souls!
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You explained well, Ravishankar always was India s ambassador of heritage and culture
pour heart and soul into words so they release the sounds of birds humming sweet hymns for the world to hear leave a door slightly open the wind needs room to breath believe its charm when it says, 'its just you and I' soundcloud.com/bernardbentleyrose
This song is like a gift from the gods, I feel as though I am not worthy of listening to a song of this caliber. Not only have my ears been blessed, my soul has been freed. I have reached enlightenment through this song, it has made me a better man. I began listening to this song when I was a small child who knew nothing, I am now a man who knows everything. Thank you Ravi sir for giving my life meaning, I love you. - Aateeksh Dogra
Anjan Srivatsa Melkote thank you for your kind words, I could not agree with you more. I am but a vessel that almighty god can speak through, this music helps me do that. I love you sir Anjan
Jacob White I am happy to hear this god sent being changed your life the same way he changed mine. I have a proposition, we should create a new religion, one worshipping the great Ravi sir. We should call it, Ravi-ism.
Wow! The best choices! Let's revolutionise the listening experience of global audience with unique music like this! Would be glad to have exchanges of ideas!
Here, not only are melodic contours known and appreciated by the Hindoos, but also an absolutely new harmonic material, which brings us prisms, clusters of chords, thick chimes, and garlands of garlands. What strikes first of all in this music is, on the one hand, the penetrating charm of harmonic aggregations and, on the other hand, the absolute clarity of intervals !
Pt. Ravishankar is accompanied on Tabla by Kanai Dutt in this melodious captivating recital that keeps you spellbound, and its melody lingers on long after it is over.
I well remember buying this album when it was first released. I may have been one of the first to purchase a sitar in Detroit from that old, prestigious music store, Wexler Music on Woodward Ave. It was on the third floor, in a glass case,
So hard to believe that this Ravi Shankar would later join Mumbai's underworld. Nicknamed 'Rajju Bhaiyya' by the good Don 'Haji Mastan', Ravi Shankar made his name in extortion, kidnapping, bottle leggings, illegal gambling and prostitution dens in 60's and 70's. 'Rajju Bhaiyya' will always be remembered for brokering peace between the Pathans and Dawud Bhai's gang which would go onto consolidate Haji Mastan's power. Long live the Underworld!! Long live the Bengal's Rajju Bhaiyya!!
Raviji 's rare performance and his signature style. Dir and rada , kirtana's. blending maand kalyan. Kis modse jate hai. He unlocks secrets of r.d. burman..
Was a bit stressed out today..put my headphones on and imagines the wild shapes of the notes he was bending and looping around the drone strings...took me to a green peaceful place in India or Sri Lanka...thanks for this beautiful 🎶
i grew up on a staple of Indian classical music. this particular piece was so popular in those days, that you could often hear it as a "filler" in radio programmes, ads, movies etc. it still does not fail to inspire and enchant you by the shear simplicity, brilliance and sweetness of the composition. thanks a million for posting it.
Kis Moad se jaate hain.. sounds more like Yaman Kalyan. The song has Shuddh Madhyam used is used in stanzas. Also the overall chalan of Rasiya sounds different than Yaman Kalyan. Someone with expertise please throw some light.
Brings me back to my high school days when I was seeking God thinking perhaps Eastern religion was the answer. My search was over at 23 when I found the Messiah Jesus, Savior of the world. :)
Rasia by Panditji. My first encounter was in 1970. It was a 78 RPM lac record featuring Ahir Lalit on the other side of the disc. Each of 3 min approx. Such melidious compopositions of his own ragas...that to with such perfection! He is one and only one. Beyond any comparison. Regards.
My Condolences to Pandit Ravi Shankar. He was a Big part of my Life. he helped form my CHARACTER. His Music Made Me curious about Reading the Baghavad Gita and the Dammaphada, Wich Changed my life for the better. Mr. Pandit Ravi Shankar, I LOVE You, and I want to cry.
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My Dad first introduced me to this music 60 years ago. And now I sit choosing music for his funeral and thought of Ravi Shankar. I feel very fortunate to have had a father of such broad tastes who valued other cultures and their music. I went to see Ravi Shankar at the South Bank many years ago. What a treat!
May Your father rest in peace...
In my childhood, mom, dad, brother n sister used to listen this raga on LP vinyl record on Grundig record player. Still remember those divine moments, turn off the lights, sit together and listen. Mom, dad n sis is no more but ....
Love to you
They live on through your memories. Thanks for sharing. Music is amazing how it can bring the world together
I agree such a miraculous player,
such music should be listened at night putting lights off, trying to go deep in the universe. I have not heard anyone better playing sitar than Pt.Ravishankar
You had an wonderful experience. That culture is dead in India now. Everybody is sadly indulging themselves in gaming and other dull tasks.
I still have the LP record and it is one of our favorites. Thank you.
Ecodiver. My father was in the British Army stationed in Shimla for many years and as a young boy I would sit on his lap and listen to the Sitar records. He is no more as he passed away when I was 10 that was 62 years ago, but now Ravi brings the beauty of India back to me. Bless you Ravi.
Sitar and its sound always remind us that all matter is just frequency.
Yes, it produces highly complex sounds - almost magical.
My mom is 77 year old. Once an active person now is depressed. Disheartening to see her like this.looks at me blank n smiling. This piece is working like medicine for her, and me .... Thanks almighty
God bless your mummy and you dear
I pray that she finds solace in music and nature.
Decorate her room with all the items that she loves.. It may be paintings, portraits of her fav actor or God, spend more time with her! All positive energy to her 😊💞 above all #Music heals everything!
@@sunnyvox2550 thank you. Keeping paintings and books is a good idea. She used to write.
Bless you for caring for your mom in such an uplifting & sensitive way. Your mom might also like Anoushka, Ravi's daughter & protege. All my best!
Why does a whole nation of people want to take credit for this individuals achievements? If you honestly believe its genetic, well you shud just tap into it and let go of ur complaining-the world awaits the return of India.
Because he owes what he’s mastered to the nation of India. It’s rich history and culture, enmeshed with such music passed on from generations past.
This music is magical like India is.
This takes me on a rollercoaster of my life. All the good and all the bad, all the beautiful and all the ugly, all the happy and all the sad, makes me feel Lucky I have lived it and loved it all. Thank you India
Although I am Dutch I enjoy this music so much. Discovered the Indian music two years ago. This is one of my favorites.
you have basque surname
I am scottish with Indian blood from grandmmother 1700 who married a white man
you should hear his montreal pop performance with Mr Allah rakhha.....check how jimmy hendrix is jamming along with the thereal music.
Listen to Kishori Amonkar (especially raag yaman, bageshri, rageshri and savani kalyan), believe me you will be thanking me later.
An awe-inspiring artwork by the magician of string. This piece is beyond the realm of imitation. আমার অতি প্রিয় রাগ .
So a lot of people here undermine the quality of tabla that is played on this piece. Yes, Pandit Ravi Shankar is great, but I want to praise the tabla player.
This Tabla player is of Baranas? what a difficult taal. This player makes the drums alive like Pandit Kishan Maharaj but in a much different way. Whereas Maharaj literally brings the syllables of the godhead and all the forms to life through the drum, the rhythm becomes immaterial. This player instead makes the gods sing from the perfection of rhythm. Pranam.
Absolutely true. Beautiful.
Name of Tabla player is pandit kanai Dutta from Kolkatta I think he is from Farrukhabad gharana he has accompanied many eminent artist like pandit Nikhil benerjee and ect
Guys u all r so learned l am just a good lisner
I thank my ancestors for music like this.. much needed in todays generation
Boston Gurru ... Your ancestors????
Would you like to elaborate? 😡
I understand that phrase like nowadays music that only is creating without meaning n poor of quality like Reggaeton and similar to it
@@AsadAli-jc5tg so are you bringing, religion, country, caste, race here?
@@AsadAli-jc5tg all human being's are same....such Great personalities and great music belong to entire humanity ..
Ravi Shankars music helps me with my anxiety, really calms me down
You can try Ustad Vilayat Khan's sitar as well, if not already.
I am meditating upon this music.
Vilayat khan sitar dont create cosmic energy. He always sticks to his gharana. But iut of the way creation is always done by ravi shankar. Just listen his parameshwari raga or manj khamaj with ali akbar khan. They start improvisation where our creativity ends. That is the real beauty of Ravi Shankar. Listen to charukeshi puriya Dhanashree shudh sarang sihendra madhyam malaya marutam and many many and all. He was having divine sound of sitar brains and unlimited creativity
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Me too....Namaste n RIP Panditji n Allah Rakha
Thanks to Ravi Shankar and his wonderful style of music, which to me is spiritually uplifting . God bless him for his contribution to Earth . And for his good raising of his daughters .
I don't know if he ever publicly acknowledged his daughter, Norah Jones.
I also love his style of playing sitar...each note so distinctly played and heard clearly even as pace gathers momentum....gets etched in your mind forever
Ravi Shankar = the essence of Roses...or the carpet of lotus flowers that carry me on the ganges in my mind essence. HIs music is the flame of "bliss is ness"....finding his place now amongst the stars ~ his true family.
On three different occasions, and in three different decades, when Ravi performed concerts in Wellington , New Zealand, my father urged me to attend and even said he would pay for my ticket. But each time I would turn him down. I thought the music was beneath me and not as cool as Western music. Many years have passed. Now I love this music. Now I am sad that I will never get to see the great maestro perform. He is gone from this world. My Dad, however, is still here, but he is now near ninety and is completely deaf. What a fool I was to disappoint myself and of course my Dad, by being so big-headed and closed-minded.
It's fine. You can only love any type of music when you're ready for it. Moreover music and art is eternal. Don't blame yourself.
I bought this album from a Salvation Army thrift store age 16 in the mid 90s. No idea who he was, smoked a joint, lay down on carpet and got carried away.
Quite a story sir. This music is something.
@@DarpanMajumdar Must have been a strong joint....where did they carry you to?
Indeed most touching and healing.Ravi Shanker hi is beyond a true musician.
We indian dont understand how rich our culture is:(
No less than the average American understands about Indian culture. Such a wealth of information.
Soumen Bose here in the US I have known many people from India and they usually underestimate their culture for some reason, like they are not proud of it.
I would be rather proud if we have have a Ramanujan from where I come from.
there is a great show called the roots on Netflix about he decline in appreciation of Indian classical music in India - and here my daughter is learning the sitar from a. student of Ali Akbar khan
@@davidgutierrez8795
Yes you do understand. It is right inside of you. Not far inside. You have the universe. As we all do if you just believe and tap in to it and go with it. You are blessed. Our respect from the US.
but many do understand
Rasiya means "Bhanvra", the honey suckling insect. I believe this is Panditji's own composition because I never heard any vocalist nor instrumentalist ever play it. In the initial part, one can actually sense the happy roaming of the Bhanwra in a flowering garden, to get the choicest honey and in drut part, one can sense that the Bhanwra, having drunk honey to it's own contentment, simply roams from flower to flower, singing merrily. This composition is exclusive in its cheerful tone.
no
Rag Rashia is not concerned with bhromar. Rag Rashia has nothing to do with honey.
If Girish is wrong, could you say something true, instead of just negative?
I love your imagery … it is a beautiful interpretation. 💞
Bhanvra? Is it correct? )
.. Rasia also means Russia - country of bees and forests ))
Ravi shankar.. Inmortal 🌷si en algún momento sientes desequilibrio emocional, solo tienes que escuchar , uno de los instrumentos de cuerda más antiguo que haya existido, tocado por él. 🇻🇪❣️
मैं भारत और इसकी आध्यात्मिक संगीत प्यार करता हूँ
Alfonso Teja-Cunningham tisbaratkingtisskaiking
🙏🙏aapka dhanyawaad
😊👌👍😌🙏
इसको हम शास्त्रीय संगीत कहते हैं :)
Love it 😘🙏🏻🌸🚩
For my sister, Star. My hopes that she conquers her dark times and comes through as she was before. Some years ago. It is possible. My sis. My heart. I love you. ♥
How is she getting on
@@graphiccontent98 She seems better. A bit. She moved into a new place. She seems happier. But some of the other things I am not sure of. She still has her dog and now she has more space. Thank you. Bless. :)
Hope she holds onto the amazing beauty of life.
This is a gorgeous raga. I don't usually listen to classical Indian music, but I have to say that I find it really soothing and beautiful.
Great music develop by pandit ji, it shows he is god in creativeity of music 🎵🎵🎵
Made in Heaven!. Bless in love, Pandit Ravi Shankar!.
diamond of indian culture. Love him ❤💗❤💗
In 1967 this incredible man played at the UN Assembly in New York City and introduced the world to the sitar and used it to promote World Peace. His daughters are also incredibly talented as well. We miss You Ravi! Rest in Peace......
So hard to believe that this Ravi Shankar would later join Mumbai's underworld. Nicknamed 'Rajju Bhaiyya' by the good Don 'Haji Mastan' Ravi Shankar made his name in extortion, kidnapping, bottle leggings, illegal gambling, and managing prostitution dens in 60's and 70's. 'Rajju Bhaiyya' will always be remembered for brokering peace between the Pathans and Dawud bhai's gang which would go onto consolidate Haji Mastan's power.
Long live the Underworld!!
Long live the Bengal's Rajju Bhaiyya!!
@@AsadAli-jc5tg 😆
@@AsadAli-jc5tg bottle leggings? Please enlighten me!
No one
Literally no one
Indian : replying on Angreez comments . For no reason .
Band Kar do chutiyo ya sab . Celebrity nahi h vo . Insan hi h Hamari tarah .
I am doing my dishes. Closing my eyes. I am a white guy. 25 years old. standing in my boxers. listening. listening..
Edward Glavin .... You must be abnormal.
your body is doing dishes but your spirit is out of this world as you stand there listening and hearing. :)
whatever, white guy 25 years old.
And now you re 32 how the time flies
Bro open your eyes, dish got broke
You are unquestionably one of the greatest Sitar players of all time. Your legacy will live for a long time.
I have this album and an indian sitar. I selling my other fender and getting a new sitar imported from India, im making the transcendental pilgrimage lol
Inquire within )
Do you know who's playing tabla on this album?
@@urnonav Probably Alla Rakha (Ravi's tabla player of choice).
@@urnonav yes Allah rakha khan paying Tabla
Lone Eagle as long as it wasn’t a Telecaster!! Still, my heartstring- but I haven’t touched a sitar yet.
Well, I, myself being a classical vocalist, find myself very impressed and moved by the fact that even today our younger generation are evincing deep interest and admiration of our ancestors musical legendary of past which carries the all time power to embrace the future generations into its lap, due to its deep rooted authenticity and truthfulness that exudes a pristine charm to anyone who leaps into listening to it with genuine interest and holding his/her passion therein !!
This music speaks to my soul no words just sounds and beats to float you away to a zen oasis in your mind whenever i listen to this i instantly feel calm
nobody:
indian music: strings go yEEwwhhEEEEEEHH
me: *this is good shit*
😂😂😂😂
I wanted some music to cook by, and thought of Ravi S. And I was immediately transported to some wonderful place- right in the heart region;and I felt as if a tiny flame lit up, followed by many emotions, including gratitude and peace. Ram.
It amazed me that how the consciousness penetrates through human brain resulting mesmerizing music as a final outcome. Musical instruments are just a piece of physical object, but all sound is coming through as a result of consciousness...i am completely indebted with eastern culture who gave so much to human being to be self sufficient...
The tabla player is crazy awesome, and Shankar displays something that is rare in musical virtuoisty- genuine emotion, elation, bliss....Pranams to both of them.
Дуже гарна музика,та чудовий інструмент з гарним колоритом,та звучанням.Браво Маєстро!
Ravi Shankar fan since 1959.
Sublime music! Tabla is also excellent.
Suis touchée...🙏 !
Je lâche prise...🍀🎸🎧...!!!
Sublime ! Le temps est suspendu....!
I am not worthy of commenting on Panditji. But there is something about Panditji's Sitar. Every stroke is like magic, every single note if played separately brings out its own emotion so independently and yet they together are in such harmony. There is no word to describe the emotion of when I hear this recording. Everytime is like the first time, like a new emotion. Pranam to such great souls!
You explained well, Ravishankar always was India s ambassador of heritage and culture
Anushka is taking ditto style of her father. True anu ( follower)..
Yehhh Anushka is gift of God for us ....
The last two minutes of Raaga, just marvelous🙏🙏🙏.. no words
The build-up is what makes it special for me. Beautiful music! Makes me wanna go back to India!
Brilliant musician. Gotta love his music. Wish he were still here today...
For the first time in 50 years I closed my eyes and listened to this album. Thank you very much!
TABLA PLAYER is the Late Maestro Pt. Kanai Dutta (Farrukhabad Gharana)
NAMASTE! :)
Peter Jim Ingham Namaste 🙏😊
NAMASTE veoma dragi😁(you are very charming for us,this is serbin language)
НАМАСТЕ!
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नमस्ते पीटर जी।
Divine !!! Great !!! . I feel pity those 103 people who did not like this.
Vijay Dhavale .... Unki marzi yaar!
The great Ravi Shankar brightens up my day
devang agrawal mahapursht ravi Shankar
pour heart and soul into words
so they release the sounds of birds
humming sweet hymns
for the world to hear
leave a door slightly open
the wind needs room to breath
believe its charm
when it says, 'its just you and I'
soundcloud.com/bernardbentleyrose
This song is like a gift from the gods, I feel as though I am not worthy of listening to a song of this caliber. Not only have my ears been blessed, my soul has been freed. I have reached enlightenment through this song, it has made me a better man. I began listening to this song when I was a small child who knew nothing, I am now a man who knows everything. Thank you Ravi sir for giving my life meaning, I love you.
- Aateeksh Dogra
Anjan Srivatsa Melkote thank you for your kind words, I could not agree with you more. I am but a vessel that almighty god can speak through, this music helps me do that. I love you sir Anjan
Jacob White I am happy to hear this god sent being changed your life the same way he changed mine. I have a proposition, we should create a new religion, one worshipping the great Ravi sir. We should call it, Ravi-ism.
When I first heard this piece of heavenly music, I could not believe anyone can make such music. Thanks.
I don't know that kon sa logon ne is video ko dislike kiya hein..... Unbelievable
Wow! The best choices! Let's revolutionise the listening experience of global audience with unique music like this! Would be glad to have exchanges of ideas!
Here, not only are melodic contours known and appreciated by the Hindoos, but also an absolutely new harmonic material, which brings us prisms, clusters of chords, thick chimes, and garlands of garlands. What strikes first of all in this music is, on the one hand, the penetrating charm of harmonic aggregations and, on the other hand, the absolute clarity of intervals !
Most talented, gifted, classical music player of all time. No comparison. No wonder he is world famous.
beside mozart, ozzy osborne and paul mccartney lol
@@zuctimil5249 there can be more than one legends . :)
Tulona nai jokhon grohe harie jai mon
We have inherited an Unforgettable Legacy of All Times...He just Made Music Magic!!R.I.P. Maestro of All Times!
Эта музыка часть моей жизни, без Неё плохо, с Ней хорошо ! Спасибо !
This works as a medicine for our mind.
A truly universal music which transcends national boundaries.
যেন অভিমানী কথপোকথন !
মন জিনে নেয়, ভাষা হারাই এমন শুনে।
Pt. Ravishankar is accompanied on Tabla by Kanai Dutt in this melodious captivating recital that keeps you spellbound, and its melody lingers on long after it is over.
or was it Pt. Chaturlaljee on tabla?
Am guessing so as Panditjee's many popular recordings ot yesteryears were with Pt. Chaturlaljee while both were attached with AIR, Delhi
It was Kanai Dutt. Unique rendition of tabla.
This is music of the Gods !
Wonderful. Thanks for the video. "Music is the only language I really know, for I believe 'Nada Brahma, the sound is God."
Μοναδικός μουσικός τον θαυμάζω συγχαρητήρια χαιρετώ από Ελλάδα σας ευχαριστώ 🙋♀️👏👏👏🌹🤗🙋♀️🇬🇷🇬🇷
I well remember buying this album when it was first released. I may have been one of the first to purchase a sitar in Detroit from that old, prestigious music store, Wexler Music on Woodward Ave. It was on the third floor, in a glass case,
I really wish that I could hit the thumbs up a million or more times for this.
GräfinVonHohenembs ... You must be abnormal.
@@AsadAli-jc5tg LOL Why is that? I think that this piece is amazing!
This guy later joined mafia rackets.
@@AsadAli-jc5tg ROFL!!!!
So hard to believe that this Ravi Shankar would later join Mumbai's underworld. Nicknamed 'Rajju Bhaiyya' by the good Don 'Haji Mastan', Ravi Shankar made his name in extortion, kidnapping, bottle leggings, illegal gambling and prostitution dens in 60's and 70's. 'Rajju Bhaiyya' will always be remembered for brokering peace between the Pathans and Dawud Bhai's gang which would go onto consolidate Haji Mastan's power.
Long live the Underworld!!
Long live the Bengal's Rajju Bhaiyya!!
Raviji 's rare performance and his signature style. Dir and rada , kirtana's. blending maand kalyan. Kis modse jate hai. He unlocks secrets of r.d. burman..
Simply exquisite. No more words can express more. Thanks to the great maestro and the artist on tabla.
Was a bit stressed out today..put my headphones on and imagines the wild shapes of the notes he was bending and looping around the drone strings...took me to a green peaceful place in India or Sri Lanka...thanks for this beautiful 🎶
i grew up on a staple of Indian classical music. this particular piece was so popular in those days, that you could often hear it as a "filler" in radio programmes, ads, movies etc. it still does not fail to inspire and enchant you by the shear simplicity, brilliance and sweetness of the composition. thanks a million for posting it.
Rest in piece brother Ravi, you were a MASTER! and thank you.
I just could not believe it, melody is somewhere to listen to, and now I don.t know where I am
I'm dancing like a dandelion seed blown across the meadow knowing not where its headed nor caring.
Bless you
Ravi shakarji left unpresidedented imprint on
Indian music RAsiya song
Kis modse jate hai is a
Signature song.
unprecedented
undoubtedly
Kis Moad se jaate hain.. sounds more like Yaman Kalyan. The song has Shuddh Madhyam used is used in stanzas. Also the overall chalan of Rasiya sounds different than Yaman Kalyan. Someone with expertise please throw some light.
Your music like a heaven to me..😍
divine musicianship, about the best Ravi Shankar i have ever heard, highly recommended, it takes us into the Light !!!!
So deep - what a great music, what a great musician!
Thank you.
My Heart Thorb&Excellent Indian SitarMusicBy Robisankar.
He is the master. Everybody talks from Raga as folk music; actually it is classical music. When do we Europeans stop beeing so arrogant?
Sublimne sounds from the Masters, Fromt he God's
Brings me back to my high school days when I was seeking God thinking perhaps Eastern religion was the answer. My search was over at 23 when I found the Messiah Jesus, Savior of the world. :)
Yes... Indian heritage, rich culture and the music can bring the nirvana.... seeking god and be with him...you are welcome
My word, this is one of those few examples of music that make you genuinely FEEL good. What great musicianship!
BisHassh
class
My word those are some fast hands👌
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Immortal sitar symphony
Rasia by Panditji.
My first encounter was in 1970. It was a 78 RPM lac record featuring Ahir Lalit on the other side of the disc. Each of 3 min approx. Such melidious compopositions of his own ragas...that to with such perfection! He is one and only one. Beyond any comparison.
Regards.
Namaste 💟💟💟
Namaste. So sweet you are. Tank You.
Raviji is answer to bethovan. he is heart of Indian music.
Jyoti Sampat we shouldn’t never compare greats
I hearing first time.iam really exiting music.
Thank you for the music. We now await your next incarnation.
My Condolences to Pandit Ravi Shankar. He was a Big part of my Life. he helped form my CHARACTER. His Music Made Me curious about Reading the Baghavad Gita and the Dammaphada, Wich Changed my life for the better. Mr. Pandit Ravi Shankar, I LOVE You, and I want to cry.
wonderful Sublime beautiful !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
gracias a este hombre que george harrison saco temas como love you to the inner lhitg
This music is divine, it touches your core, Indian classical music has that quality,Hope it survives the turbulence of these mediocre times.
Ravi Shankar gran maestro. Un admirador canario apenado de tu muerte, y admirador también de tu hija Anoushka.
Everyone should experience the feeling and the pure sound coming from Ravi's playing. It feels so intimate
ไพเราะมากๆเลยเครื่องดนตรี ซีต้าร์ ของ India คนไทยใครชอบเพลงดนตรีมาตรงนี้เลยจ้า 👍👍👍👍💃💃💃💃❤❤❤
This music is great. It somehow conveys to me when to remain calm and when to get excited over thing without me knowing it.