Veena Sahasrabuddhe - One scale -Three ragas

Vidushi Veena Sahasrabuddhe explains the difference between Marwa, Sohni and Puriya at a lec-dem for Sruti, the India Music and Dance Society at the Bharatiya Temple in Montgomeryville, Pa on October 24, 2010.

[@samvideos26]

Goddess of Gwalior Gharana.... Veena tai is really awesome !!!

[@r8rdarklord]

She was in IIT Kanpur campus, when I was a student there. Her husband H.V.Sahasrabuddhe was a professor in computer science. I have heard her and her brother Kashinath ji Bodas live many times.

[@sumitpalhade9762]

How lucky

[@ShreyaChoudhuryMusic]

Uffff soooo lucky you are!! Wished I could’ve met Veenaji. 🙏🏽

[@snigdhaprakash6485]

You are extremely fortunate indeed, I wish I could have met her at least once when she was alive and performing live concerts.

[@heartbeatsbysurabhi972]

You are very lucky

[@rupeshshindeofficial7180]

What a voice yar ...so loud and clear magnificent kitihi vela pahile tri man bharat nahi ...bow to veena taai.

[@raviraomusic]

Three closely linked but distinctly different raags explained succinctly ! The slow tempo of Puriya, less usage of Shadj in Marwa and chanchal pravritti of Sohni become crystal clear through this demonstration. Very valuable indeed🙏🏽

[@shraman5730]

Those who sings Classical music are so close to god that whenever they speak, it seems that god is speaking to us.

[@hemantghayal7709]

It is our Sanskriti.

[@sanjivbokil]

I keep listening and listening to this video by Pta Veenatai as it most succinctly distinguishes the amazing triplets...

[@boneyboneybali9270]

She was a godess of music😢😢😢

[@krish1224]

A true Goddess!
Every time I hear her sing, she leaves me emotionally involved!

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

I will be learning rag puriya soon. I have already learnt rag marwa. So I need to keep them straight without getting confused. This video will help

[@shreyachoudhury8823]

I am so happy for you!! i have always had trouble with learning to keep the two ragas separate through their swara patterns (pakad and chalan). I'm glad this video was posted for helping ourselves in learning about the differences of how each raga is presented.

[@rajanikdable]

Veena tai...
Missing you here...I am sure you are making souls happy wherever you are...❤

[@maheshj2005]

such an awesome singer and teacher ...missed chance of meeting her....such balance and detailing in her teaching....purely devine.......

[@ShreyaChoudhuryMusic]

Wished I could’ve met Veenaji. I grew up hearing her music and since then I’ve been more intrigued to continue on this same path of Indian classical music. Not only she sings well, she teaches so well and in such a detailed manner and with so much patience, that anyone would learn easily. 💕 this is why I love Veenaji not just for her musicianship, but for how humble she is. ❤️

[@vijayrk7329]

So well elucidated. Outstanding musician and a scholar too.What a loss to the music fraternity. Pranam taayi

[@pjdilip]

What crystal clarity and depth!

[@ClassicSpirituality]

My life will be complete when i get the chance to touch this Goddes feet and seek her blessings :)

[@HemantPant-nv6zj]

Appreciable.

[@yashwantmestry650]

One of the most useful video for students !!

[@yashwantmestry650]

खूपच छान. आणखीन काही रागांचे तुलनात्मक विवेचन आपणा कडून ऐकायला मिळावेत ही नम्र विनंती 🙏

[@bhakt108]

You brought tears to my eyes listening to all three ragas. May Saraswati mata keep her blessings on you for ever. Saadar namaskar

[@ShreyaChoudhuryMusic]

Couldn’t agree more. Wishing I had the chance to meet her. She’s so humble and when she teaches/explains how each raga sounds, though they all use the same swaras, she’s so very patient that anyone would enjoy taking training/learning from Veenaji. It’s a great loss to Indian classical music because she’s gone. But her music and love will forever live on in our hearts through her recordings.

[@mvvanpal.mangsuli5626]

Very Nice Melodious presentation of Ragas in different Scale is no easy way.Requires lot of Presence of mind & Awareness ;Which Vidushi Veenaji had acquired Easily.Any relative toFamous Drama artist Shri Bodas ofMumbai Marathi Sahitya Sangha of Dr.Bhalerao. 21st.October 21. Shirhatti.DtGadag.

[@varunmohan7297]

Just speechless after listening it. Thanks for uploading.

[@AkshayShivamHemlatasingh]

आदरणीय वीणा जी 🙏🇮🇳🚩

[@dsiddhu68]

Bahut khoob. Thank you for sharing

[@fenilkumarsoni900]

Outstanding...thanks for sharing this 👍🏼🙏🏽

[@bhavanaelamarthi3031]

Pranamam

[@alkadeshkulkarni]

awesome!simply great.

[@pankajbhaidave1267]

Wah bahot khoob

[@darshandantkale6433]

incredible

[@ravindersinghkishangarh2824]

Thaxew guru ji

[@sanjivbokil]

Great loss to music lovers. RIP Madam..

[@aishwaryakamthe810]

Thanks .....very useful 😊

[@jatinderpalsinghchahal961]

Speechless 💕🌹💐🙏🏼

[@mohanudiavar]

fantastic

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Very informative

[@VyasAnand]

Qya Baat Hai Pranaam

[@pallavisreetambraparni6995]

Great loss to the world of hindustani classical music. RIP madame

[@kaushalskaloo]

This is a layman's guide to Raga Sangeet

[@jaiprakashdubey9603]

plz explain th differences between raagas--i like yor style n value yor teaching--verywell

[@jaiprakashdubey9603]

shraddhanjali

[@dsiddhu68]

For sure Carl. Lost a great teacher. RIP

[@Rajundnnddmmfjf]

Marwa is not good

[@Anshul.Sharma.983]

Chal chutiye

[@snigdhaprakash6485]

Anshul S it’s ok dont need to respond to them they don’t understand the depth in raga, they will never understand

[@bhargavdeshmukh3011]

@@Anshul.Sharma.983 😂

[@sangeetmayshivam1424]

@@Anshul.Sharma.983 jitna samaj hoga utna samjega.