The instrument is Sarangi. Which is fantastic with vocal classical music. It almost speaks to you.What she is singing is called Thumri . This is semi- classical music. She was appreciating his playing. She told him well done. This is very common in classical music . They appreciate each other during the performance. What you are hearing is at Darbar Festival from 7 years ago. She is based in UK ( born there) and has a 3 Octave range. Her name is Nina Virdee ( Burmi). She is from Kirana Gharana. ( school of music) North Indian. Each singer has their school , their teachers school, whom they learn from. Each school has a distinctive style. Her debut performance was in 1995 in Mumbai.
This darbar festival happens in London from September to November. You guys are close by. You should check it out next time. Indian classical music performances are never rehearsed they are always on the spot. The singers and musician all practice their art on their own. Mostly they just meet half an hour before the performance backstage. Some have performed together before some they are meeting for the first time. They just follow a set of rules of the raga that they are going to perform and that’s it. She was not at all annoyed with the musicians, in fact she was appreciative of them and kept telling them they were playing amazingly and directing them to go faster or slower by some of her hand gestures. This is the norm in Indian classical music. This way no two performances are exactly the same and each performance is unique
when she said "ah ha ha" at 4:06 ... she's appreciating the sarangi (string instrument) player's accuracy. She couldn't help acknowledge his accuracy just like you noticed.
She first started to increase the pace and beats per cycle and the Tabla followed, and paused to leave a bit of time for the Tabla player to have a small solo. after which She instructed the Sarangi player and the Tabla player to begin again along with her. In Indian classical music, the singer is the commander of the concert, it's their job to direct the cycle and time and beat when they see fit, especially in improvisation.
the whole section from 5:19 to 6:11 is unbelievable but 5:57 in particular, man... that's a really complex movement that she pulled off so gracefully, getting the notes is one part, but committing to ornamenting them in syncopation like that is something else. And the Sarangi player just mirrored it like nothing lol, love when a singer and instrumentalist get synced so well.
The string instrument being played here is called Sarangi. It has three main cut get strings and about 37 to 41 . Each of these strings sre tuned to the notes of octavrs played on three main strins. Therefore each time a note is played on one of the main strings a sympathetic metal string resonates, mimicking human voice. The working of this instrument shows how deep a knowledge of physics of sound peoples of India had hundreds of years ago.
Sarengi is the one of the most traditional Indian instrument in India. It has the three main srings & 32 - 35 strings to cooperative with singers mainly clasical singers. And it's very difficult to play. Thanks for react on that song. She is one of my favourite. Lots of love from India.
The melodic framework is mishra bhairavi, which has a scale like a western minor scale with a diminished second a semitone from the tonic, with added 'foreign' notes. The rhythmic framework is teen-taal, or a 16-beat cycle. The accompanying bowed instrument is the sarangi with 3 playing strings and numerous sympathetic resonance strings. You were clearly appreciative of the emotion and technique in her music.
Memories hurt Day and night, O dear one..... Without your presence Ease/relief dosen't occur(to me) Sadness peeps Now from the mirror Solitude blooms in the form of flower and showers(upon me/him/her)....... The loved one couldn't get to meet his/her dearest one Memories hurt Day and night O dearest one..... Without your presence Ease/Relief dosen't occur.................................. NOTE: The drums are called TABLA The violin like instrument is SAARANGI The long guitar like instrument is SITAAR
Hey I know you guys react on singers but I suggest you to react on Ustad Jakir Hussain (Tabla player) and Rakesh Chaurasia (flute player) dual. This make u feel in like u live in heaven and also u get some crazy vibes from these instruments.
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The performance is generally not scripted. It follows a Raaga which is a combination of notes with some rules on how to pay them. The supporting artists are following her performance note by note, which gives the lag.
That instrument, The Sarangi, is tuned to the tonic note, the fifth, and the tonic of the next octave again. The rest of the strings are sympathetic and are tuned to the notes of the Raga in this case, Mishra Bhairavi
Indian music has some interesting anecdotes. Around 600 yrs ago there lived a musician called Taansen who was a court musician in Akbars court. In one of his ragas he is said to have invoked rains and when he finished his masterpiece it did rain....
I really like your reactions to Indian classical music! It's super interesting to see your perspectives on it... would love to see you guys react to the amazing sitarist Niladri Kumar explaining 'What is a Raga' and 'What is upaj' (upaj = improvisation in classical indian music). He actually explains his perspective while giving examples on the sitar, I found the videos really interesting. Both are filmed by darbar festival, which is a festival for indian classical music, I believe held annually. I also really enjoy Niladri Kumar's 'Raag Bhairavi' and 'Raag Shri' darbar videos as well as some of the fancams with Ustad Zakir Hussain. :)
That's a great suggestion, Ustad Ji is incredible in that, but it might be a little difficult to understand the nuances that he incorporates. I've been learning Hindustani classical music for the last 12 years and only now can I begin to understand it a little bit. It might be a bit too soon for them 😂
...But no one says what about she actually sings ...The longing for the divine, the love for God is above all...Music and singing from the soul, that is what makes the real difference between India/Bharat and the rest of the world.
This was Lata Mangeshkar‘ slats concert in Hyderabad in the year 2002. She was 72 years old in 2002. She was very active till she was 86 but later reduced her engagements due to her health. Her last recording was done when she was 90 years old. She started her singing career in the year 1942. Mentioned below link is from the same concert. She is a living legend. No doubt about it. Her younger sister Asha Bhosle is also a renowned singer and the most recorded artist of the world. Please listen and react to song given below - th-cam.com/video/nBMXwgw7tbc/w-d-xo.html Cheers,
Could you please do a reaction to Coke Studio Season 10: Allahu Akbar by Ahmed Jehanzeb & Shafqat Amanat. This number is fantastic. And so are u guys! Love from Singapore! 😊🙏🏼💚
y'all MUST react to Begum Parveen Sultana! She is the current reigning queen of Indian classical. You will be blown. 70+ of age but still crystal clear and moves between 3-4 octaves like water. Like this, so they can see it thank you!!
Hey guys loved your reaction as always! Please do react to 'Parveen Sultana' she's one of the most respected senior Indian classical artist who has a vocal range spanning 4 octaves. This is an old footage and I know that it's a long video but please do react, and especially listen to the last 15 minutes (that's when she goes to the higher octaves) Link : th-cam.com/video/WYwCTlEIHm4/w-d-xo.html
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The instrument is Sarangi. Which is fantastic with vocal classical music. It almost speaks to you.What she is singing is called Thumri . This is semi- classical music. She was appreciating his playing. She told him well done. This is very common in classical music . They appreciate each other during the performance. What you are hearing is at Darbar Festival from 7 years ago. She is based in UK ( born there) and has a 3 Octave range. Her name is Nina Virdee ( Burmi). She is from Kirana Gharana. ( school of music) North Indian. Each singer has their school , their teachers school, whom they learn from. Each school has a distinctive style. Her debut performance was in 1995 in Mumbai.
You might also like Pandit Ravi Shankar in Monterey Bay.. In the 1970s. Fantastic tabla and sitar "jugalbandi" duo performance. It's my favorite.
This darbar festival happens in London from September to November. You guys are close by. You should check it out next time. Indian classical music performances are never rehearsed they are always on the spot. The singers and musician all practice their art on their own. Mostly they just meet half an hour before the performance backstage. Some have performed together before some they are meeting for the first time. They just follow a set of rules of the raga that they are going to perform and that’s it. She was not at all annoyed with the musicians, in fact she was appreciative of them and kept telling them they were playing amazingly and directing them to go faster or slower by some of her hand gestures. This is the norm in Indian classical music. This way no two performances are exactly the same and each performance is unique
No every time she's looking at them, she's acknowledging their accuracy of notes.
when she said "ah ha ha" at 4:06 ... she's appreciating the sarangi (string instrument) player's accuracy. She couldn't help acknowledge his accuracy just like you noticed.
They are producing the music on the spot, its not like they forgot the script
This form of singing is called "Thumri"
She first started to increase the pace and beats per cycle and the Tabla followed, and paused to leave a bit of time for the Tabla player to have a small solo. after which She instructed the Sarangi player and the Tabla player to begin again along with her. In Indian classical music, the singer is the commander of the concert, it's their job to direct the cycle and time and beat when they see fit, especially in improvisation.
the whole section from 5:19 to 6:11 is unbelievable but 5:57 in particular, man... that's a really complex movement that she pulled off so gracefully, getting the notes is one part, but committing to ornamenting them in syncopation like that is something else. And the Sarangi player just mirrored it like nothing lol, love when a singer and instrumentalist get synced so well.
The string instrument being played here is called Sarangi. It has three main cut get strings and about 37 to 41 . Each of these strings sre tuned to the notes of octavrs played on three main strins. Therefore each time a note is played on one of the main strings a sympathetic metal string resonates, mimicking human voice. The working of this instrument shows how deep a knowledge of physics of sound peoples of India had hundreds of years ago.
that intro song was pure 💙💙
Sarengi is the one of the most traditional Indian instrument in India. It has the three main srings & 32 - 35 strings to cooperative with singers mainly clasical singers. And it's very difficult to play. Thanks for react on that song. She is one of my favourite. Lots of love from India.
A legend in India once said- once i woke up in the morning in the night ;). Just recollected listening to the opening lines.
The melodic framework is mishra bhairavi, which has a scale like a western minor scale with a diminished second a semitone from the tonic, with added 'foreign' notes. The rhythmic framework is teen-taal, or a 16-beat cycle. The accompanying bowed instrument is the sarangi with 3 playing strings and numerous sympathetic resonance strings.
You were clearly appreciative of the emotion and technique in her music.
Memories hurt
Day and night,
O dear one.....
Without your presence
Ease/relief dosen't occur(to me)
Sadness peeps
Now from the mirror
Solitude blooms in the form of flower and showers(upon me/him/her).......
The loved one couldn't get to meet his/her dearest one
Memories hurt
Day and night
O dearest one.....
Without your presence
Ease/Relief dosen't occur..................................
NOTE: The drums are called TABLA
The violin like instrument is SAARANGI
The long guitar like instrument is SITAAR
0:37. Guys this whole verse was lit. Want to hear more about what these voices can do. You were fire 🔥.
You guys sing well too. Loved your performance.
From your all videos this is the most classically rich song..... Where you react..... And i like this reaction
I ❤ the music you guys create!
Hey I know you guys react on singers but I suggest you to react on Ustad Jakir Hussain (Tabla player) and Rakesh Chaurasia (flute player) dual. This make u feel in like u live in heaven and also u get some crazy vibes from these instruments.
And Rahul kumar sitar player
Pls react to legendary singer ks Chitra.there are no much reaction videos for her even though she is awesome
Yesss kannalane is my favourite 😍😍🥺
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I love her voice.
Wow ... what is the intro song name ? I loved it ...
Must Have Been Smoking Too Long :)
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Yeah!!! I wanted to hear it again! Thanks for the help fren
@@theplayroomstudio7732 that instrument is sarangi you can watch this for more info
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What a wonderful piece....❤❤❤
U guys are musicians so you can understand the intricacies of this music.. nice reaction ❤❤❤
The performance is generally not scripted. It follows a Raaga which is a combination of notes with some rules on how to pay them. The supporting artists are following her performance note by note, which gives the lag.
Well done guys. Great voice both of ya mate.
Apart from these reaction. I love all your song clips in the start. Especially this one.
That instrument, The Sarangi, is tuned to the tonic note, the fifth, and the tonic of the next octave again. The rest of the strings are sympathetic and are tuned to the notes of the Raga in this case, Mishra Bhairavi
I f you want to know more about the instrument please check, Dhruba Ghosh demonstrates the sarangi
This is Thumri guys and thats way it is sung, she is one of the best in this Bhairavi,thanks.
nice to listening to you two always start the video with your own clip wish you all the best
She stopped the time ❤️❤️❤️🙏
U sung urs is also excellent song to hear.
Please react to bhor bhaye by shreya ghoshal from the movie delhi 6
It has one of her highest notes c#6
I would rather listen to Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan .
Sherya is good but can't match the vocals of ustad ji.
@@shivamkhanna2815 yes and shreya's voice cracks a little at a point in that song
SOUL OF INDIA ❤❤❤
Indian music has some interesting anecdotes. Around 600 yrs ago there lived a musician called Taansen who was a court musician in Akbars court. In one of his ragas he is said to have invoked rains and when he finished his masterpiece it did rain....
Warm welcome to india yu brothers
Incredible song in the beginning guys..
SUPER Proud of our Indian Classical Music!💗
U both r good singers
Ohh wow I absolutely loved the sound of your driller.,,😘😍
Liked ur singing too bros
introductory song was lit 🔥
She is a master in her Field 🙏🇮🇳
Indian Classical Music 👏🏻👌🏻👍🏻
Is the video of Introductory song available on YT?
I really like your reactions to Indian classical music! It's super interesting to see your perspectives on it... would love to see you guys react to the amazing sitarist Niladri Kumar explaining 'What is a Raga' and 'What is upaj' (upaj = improvisation in classical indian music). He actually explains his perspective while giving examples on the sitar, I found the videos really interesting. Both are filmed by darbar festival, which is a festival for indian classical music, I believe held annually. I also really enjoy Niladri Kumar's 'Raag Bhairavi' and 'Raag Shri' darbar videos as well as some of the fancams with Ustad Zakir Hussain. :)
you two were incredible at the first.
Love your Intro Songs!
*Daniel's hair is looking lovely today!* :)
Your intro song was fantastic
Its Tthumri- kind of Hindustani music
Best 🔥❤️
Nice intro nice reaction ❤️👍
It was melodious what you sang earlier
Y’all NEED to react to Sanwal Mor Muharan by Salamat Ali Khan. Like comment so they can see it.
That's a great suggestion, Ustad Ji is incredible in that, but it might be a little difficult to understand the nuances that he incorporates. I've been learning Hindustani classical music for the last 12 years and only now can I begin to understand it a little bit. It might be a bit too soon for them 😂
...But no one says what about she actually sings ...The longing for the divine, the love for God is above all...Music and singing from the soul, that is what makes the real difference between India/Bharat and the rest of the world.
Did't they got any copyright?
Singing in the beginning of video was nice
I feel like emotions are flowing from Sarangi
what a beautiful intro! thank you from russia
The intro song was awesome.
Great work you both are doing. Try Shankar Mahadevan breathless song. It is legendary song in India. Over 1 minute song he sung just in 1 breath
Why have you not reacted to Legendary Sunidhi Chauhan yet😶. You can watch her performance at Hum awards.
Pls do Carnatic music reaction of Ms subbalakshmi amma in United Nations 1966 performance
Loved ur reaction, please it is a request react more , similiar to this
What was that song you guys sung??
I liked that
are u running some sort of sublime sounds in background? sounds like someone is moaning for attention in the background.
She is based in UK
Indian music 👌
Make reaction on pandit Ravishankar sitar 1967 international performance
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Also check out Begum Parveen Sultana from the same concert
This is called lite classical music Thumari
Goose bump performance of Mr. Mahesh Kale on Albela sanjan aayo.....want yours reactions....sir plz take this song for reactions...
Can you try reacting to classical Indian percussion instruments
Watch Pt.Bhimsen with Ustad Rashid Khan raag shankar...
yes please. Bhimsen Joshi reaction please.
This was Lata Mangeshkar‘ slats concert in Hyderabad in the year 2002. She was 72 years old in 2002. She was very active till she was 86 but later reduced her engagements due to her health. Her last recording was done when she was 90 years old. She started her singing career in the year 1942. Mentioned below link is from the same concert. She is a living legend. No doubt about it. Her younger sister Asha Bhosle is also a renowned singer and the most recorded artist of the world. Please listen and react to song given below -
th-cam.com/video/nBMXwgw7tbc/w-d-xo.html
Cheers,
Please react to "mere dholna sun" it's sooooooooooo ammmaaaazzziiiiinnnngggggggggg.
She's a student of The Legendry Iconic Begum Sultana. Check her out.
You must listen Dr. Bharat Balvalli the great singer of classical music
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Please react to Best Marathi Abhang Ever | Ranjani & Gayatri | Raga Chandrakauns: th-cam.com/video/beJXJVwD3v4/w-d-xo.html
Do you react to other art forms as well? If yes please react to Sharada Kouthuvam: th-cam.com/video/P2qmRc1YEU0/w-d-xo.html
Could you please do a reaction to Coke Studio Season 10: Allahu Akbar by Ahmed Jehanzeb & Shafqat Amanat. This number is fantastic. And so are u guys! Love from Singapore! 😊🙏🏼💚
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Yes please ❤️
It sounds a bit tense
Please react to bhimsen joshi who is a legendary Indian classical singer
Please react to vande maataram by Berklee Indian ensemble with ar Rahman
y'all MUST react to Begum Parveen Sultana! She is the current reigning queen of Indian classical. You will be blown. 70+ of age but still crystal clear and moves between 3-4 octaves like water. Like this, so they can see it thank you!!
Please Watch "Na Carwan ki Talash hai"
Pls react to mahesh kale gaayeja pls❤❤
Or 'Albela sajan Mahesh kale Sur nava'
Hey guys loved your reaction as always! Please do react to 'Parveen Sultana' she's one of the most respected senior Indian classical artist who has a vocal range spanning 4 octaves. This is an old footage and I know that it's a long video but please do react, and especially listen to the last 15 minutes (that's when she goes to the higher octaves) Link : th-cam.com/video/WYwCTlEIHm4/w-d-xo.html
Intro song is nice. Love your reaction guys. Please react to Jiya Jale by Berklee Indian Ensemble 😊
Hey guysss, Kindly watch "Best marathi abhang by ranjani and gayathri" . You would be amazed for sure
Hello
Daniel look like superman creator HENRY CAVILL
Great reaction guys React to any of PANDIT BHIMSEN JOSHI'S video, he's like God level in Indian classical music an all time great legend.
Plz react on tabla master ustad Zakir Hussain horse running performance 😎🙏❤️
react to niladri kumar sitar darbar uh ll be mesmerized fr sure 🔥
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Plzzzzzzzz react to Kalinga Narthana Thillana by Sooryagayathri.