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"thaikudam bridge'' band for similar type of setups and rock music mixture with Indian music
React to "Khwaja" by taikuddam bridge.. please
This is a 400 year old composition by Thyagaraja in Telugu language and falls under Carnatic classical music from south India. This is arranged in progressive rock style, but without altering the original raga ie notes / melody (the singer is a trained Carnatic musician) The band is from Kerala as well as the singer where they speak a different language. This band is brilliant. Considering that most of the members of this band are not full time musicians, but professionals working in software companies like google, they are performing well.
I was really digging the progressive aspect of this. Don't understand the language though.
Will check out more of their work.
Thanks for the info dude. Appreciate it. Loved their work
Saint Thyagaraja was born only 254 years back...🤭
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@@Guru585 you are correct. But when you are perpetually snorting, your brain is numbed enough not to see anything beyond farts even on a typo error of 400 instead of 300.
@@jhnknws1751 Can you let me know who works for Google at present from Agam?
By the way, I am a musician myself and I know Harish from some years. He was with Google more than 5 years back and is currently the CDO at Cred. So, next time, please get your facts right (especially on public forum).
Even 300 years is wrong my friend. Saint Thyagaraja started composing prolifically post 1810. Which means at best, this composition is about 200 years old and not 400 or 300.
The logo is from a traditional dance in Kerala called theyyam
U will find all genre of music in India,India itself is full of diverse..
I mean India itself is a Universe of Music.🎉
You said the truth, Thank you so much, Great Soul. Love and Respect from Kerala, India.
Word!🙏🏻
Finally u heard Carnatic music from Southern India. This song is in Telugu by Saint Thyagaraja. U shd check some videos of the annual Thyagaraja Aradhana festival. Where all the top brass of Carnatic Music gather to celebrate his compositions. All his songs are in TELUGU language. The festival is around February
Ok. Next down the rabbit hole that south indian music scene is a band called thaikudam bridge. Check their songs out. Just out of this world work.
Classical Indonesian music is heavily influenced by classical Indian music. In historical times many parts of present Indonesia, Cambodia etc were ruled by south Indian dynasties. Also spread of Hinduism and Buddhism from India is also one of the biggest reason behind similarity. So, yes culturally traditional Indonesia is quite close to India.
Right
You mean the cholas 😁
@@arunstalii3666 even the pandyas
Oh my god!!! I'm from North India and this is my first time also listening to it. Indian music is so diverse. Every day one discovers a whole new dimension. Wow!!! Thans for doing this, you guys!! 😀
They do hours and hours of practice in classical music. This is what indian classical music is all about. They know how to control their breath, and how to breathe in between
'Saraswathi' is the name of a Hindu Goddess of Learning and Music. Coincidentally, today is the day She is especially worshipped in a ceremony called 'Saraswathi Pooja'.
I have been a follower of this band and the main vocalist for almost 9 years now... and I have attended multiple concerts by them. They are just too mesmerizing live. The arrangement, vocals and the instrumentals all are outstanding. These compositions are completely a different experience live. There are a lot of other pieces like this by AGAM and all of them are outstanding.
AGAM is a South Indian Band consisting of members from different states from south India. The main vocalist is from Kerala and the band members are from Tamil Nadu, Karnataka and AndraPradesh.
There are all working in IT companies in Bangalore and that's how the band was formed with Bangalore as their base.
P.S: The Drummer is Yedu - One of the most down to earth people you meet in your life. :)
@Avi Tee hi… they are not having shows now because of Covid restrictions.. but they do have frequent concerts in phoenix and skylark. Mainly in bangalore
I love how you said all that and then your names 'just exo-L things!' 💜
The Classical musicians can do that easily. He doesn’t need to breathe frequently. That is their training. Fantastic Carnatic Classical music. If you want to improve your breathing technique learn pranayama. ( Breathing exercises of Yoga)
The music you see in the subcontinent is just out of the world.
No disrespect to the western music but this music is just of another level .
Isyana Saraswati---> nice.... Isai means music in tamil...Saraswati is god of music and knowledge in Hinduism...and tomorrow(indian time) will be the day we will be celebrating the God Saraswati!!
Yes ,we celebrate Saraswati Puja every year especially in my Bengal. In almost every educational institutions, schools, clubs, houses Devi Saraswati is worshipped by the children with great joy in their heart. In Durga Puja, Navratri also goddess Saraswati is worshipped. Today is Mahanavami of Devi Durga.
Wish you all Happy Mahanavami ❤️
@Telugu Status In bengali we called it only 'Ishan' ( North east) or ' Uttar-Purbo'
@@abhijitbarman7541 yeah we add ya/yam/yambu at the ends based on the situation and stylistic choice.
Indian Classical Music is really a treasure trove of time signatures. The time signatures themselves are seen as cycles. We have a cycle of 16 beats divided into 4 bars of 4, but then we also have varieties of 7, 12 , 10, 14, 15, 18 beat cycles not necessarily divided into equal parts. Some are really exotic like 8 1/2, 9 1/2 or 3 1/2 beat cycles. It can go up to 108 beats a cycle.
Next ' Navarasa' by malayalm band thaikudam bridge
Yeah... i was about to say that here 😃
As you've entered into the realm of AGAM, The Celestial Nymph should be your next reaction
My very best.
You guys are seriously very intelligent and insightful.
This is also called Fusion music... Coz they blend modern pop/rock elements with Indian Classical Music
It isn't Modern pop and rock it is to be precise Heavy Metal and Jazz/Blues
Thank god I'm South Indian. We are blessed with great music and culture😍
PLEASE REACT TO 73 RAAGAS BY ABBY. YOU WILL LOVE IT. DONT MISS IT FOR ANYTHING. RAAGAS ARE THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF INDIAN MUSIC.
The time signature u were talking about... The commonly used in Carnatic music (south indian music) is 5/4, 5/8, 5/16, 7/8, 11/8, 13/8... Some include fractional division... 1 cycle consisting of 11.5, 13.5, 17.5 beats...
Oh my god I can't believe you are reacting to Manavyalakincharadate! I'm so happy thank youuuu! This is a classical South Indian song, obviously with some modern modifications with the instruments and so on. I learnt this song in class so I'm so happy to see this!
It's a 400 year old composition of saint tyagaraja as his devotional offering to lord Rama it's in telugu.. one of the Dravidian languages in the south
Saint Thyagaraja was born only 254 years back...🤭
This krithi was actually composed about 200 years back 🙂
jai shri ram. :)
imagine them reacting to breathless
React to their rendition of "Rangapura Viharaaa"... Indian (Carnatic) and Rock fusion at its best
I am waiting for the day when you discover 'Coke Studio'
That reaction would be epic
@Madhuvanthi R S it had skipped my eye 😅 thnkuu
This is exactly like H said Southern Indian music typically from the region of Kerala and the language you heard is Malayalam. Known for some excellent music and amazing playback singers!
No, that's Telugu language. A Tyagaraja kriti
That's Telugu language
That's telugu and sanskrit .. not malayalam
I also thought it's Malayalam
@@calantheramito9946 singer malayali
Please react to "Mahesh kale kanada raja pandharicha"...🙏🙏❤
You guys should react to "when AR rahman meets Berklee - vande matram" It's the national song of India too
You need to react on 'Breathless ' by shankar mahadevan. That will blow your mind
AGAM is THE first band which I genuinely felt like something very very unique, inspiring, exciting, creative, fulfilling, with soulful and melodious vocals, coupled with rock and Indian classical music incorporated into western instruments. The Guitarist "Praveen" is very very impressive..the way he plays the electric Guitar and makes it sound like a Veena is incredible and not to forget the incredible vocalist and the composition itself with AGAM's signature style of tempo, rhythm change and variations.... and the impressive instrumental break in all their performances is something to Marvel upon.
AGAM will always have a specific place in my heart...
AGAM was the first band I genuinely forgot myself completely and got immersed in the music when I got the opportunity to attend their concert live standing in the first row, not knowing anything about them till then and being more than pleasantly surprised by what I had experienced.
Please react to sid sriram "apsara aali".
You will be amazed by his vocal quality .
"Khwaja "by Thaikkudam Bridge.
You guys should also check out the Celestial Nymph by them. It’s one of their best and has a totally different heavy metal vibe
So you've discovered Agam. They are brilliant. You need to listen to Padayatra, which features Agam's vocalist, Harish, with Job Kurian. It's a beautiful song, different "genre" too so you'll see how awesome these guys are
Carnatic music it is called
The lyrics are by saint. Thyagaraja who lived in Tanjore,south india and wrote in Telugu language.
I think, to enjoy classicals , it's hard for non indians. It is a cultural thing, mostly.
React to kalinga narthana thillana ... From vande guru paramparaam... Kuldeep and sooryagayathri and rahul... Its an awesome carnatic classical composition
Please react to Berklee meets A R Rahman vande matram
This one is inspired by another classical music tradition of India called Carnatic music.
This is definitely the song from southern part of India.
India has one of the most touching and classical hits of all times.
Songs like these is definitely makes anyone day.
We love all of them. We are so happy these songs are also heard and loved by people around the world.
You should watch Indian jam project Tushar lal
Love that you watched agam. Check out more of their music. I knew you would enjoy them 😂
You guys missed one of the important part in this song, listen to the vocalist at 4mins 20sec, he sings a freaking gamaka 🙆🏼♂️♥️ Wow I am glad you guys reacted to this track ♥️♥️♥️ absolutely wonderful song 🥰💝
The singer is harish shivaramakrishnan❤️
This is South Indian music and you will get new experience for you and the will enjoy it and fall in love with it, thanks.
Carnatic classic music is ancient
There are about 70k ragas that different compositions are set to
It’s very complex science
All musicians across the world should study
He's singing Telugu language
Musical language
And much like Indian music father..
🙏🏾
Yes, it is from south. I'm from north india. Understood few words here and there but the music was fantastic.
What happens when you see " thaikudam bridge" from south side Kerala. They are best band now available in India..you should listen to their song " fish rock " and chekilea..
I love your appreciation of every song you hear. Best reaction from both of you.
i'm a south indian who has been exposed to carnatic singing like everyone else here but i never knew music like this existed and im absolutely BLOWN AWAY and in absolute awe of what i just listened to but also lowkey ashamed that i had no idea about this side of our industry. i will definitely be listening to more from agam as well as the rest of the recommendations in the comments
Finally you got the taste of Carnatic music the classical music of Southern India, Its an ancient song composed by 18th century composer saint Tyagaraja,That is Carnatic classical music in Guitar.
This genre is called Classical Carnatic progressive Rock.
*That logo is traditional Temple dance of Kerala.
React to more Agam songs, there are brilliant.
React to Clelestial Nymph and prepared to be blown away. You'll be introduced to a new percussion exclusive to Kerala in South India.
You should try the band named "Thaikkudam Bridge". Their songs like Navarasam and Chathe are amazing.
great great musical reaction! regardless of the differences in the cultures and the musical behaviors you guys hit the right chord in terms of these reactions. This is excellent going! i would prefer to have you both near me when i listen to any great musical piece😄 love you both...keep going. Thank you for reacting to one of my personal favos from my native place, Kerala❤🩹
React on song named BREATHLESS singer SHANKAR MAHADEVAN
React to Thaikoodam Bridge's AR Rahman tribute performance in Behindwoods
This is the part of beautiful and most amazing classical music of my great country.
Please react to Jiya Jale - Berklee Ensemble .... Its a harmony of all the instruments
Yeaaassss finally it's Agam. Guys check their other songs out, but check out their Celestial nymph at the very last.. it's their Magnum Opus (yet)..
Platback Singers are real life singers who record songs for Indian movies where actors dance (or not) and lip sync to the songs. This, through film, is how new music has been introduced to Indian audiences for nearly a century.
Hi dears this is our pride mr harish sivaramakrishnan. Also you guys just Missed 1 beautiful improvisation so pls check the time 11.55 to 12.02 in your video. 😍😍😍 Also pls hear it fully without pause... I wish u a heavenly feel... 😘😘😘
Watch Shankar Mahadevan's "Breathless" Song, U guys will love it...
If you are mesmerized by his breathing technique, then you should definitely react to breathless by Shankar Mahadevan.
Carnatic and Progressive rock!!!
Been following AGAM for a long time. You should check almost all their composition.
You guys with the music knowledge are my favourite music reaction guys from now!!
This is Mystical and Magical. That's what we feel every time we listened to this music
how have you still not reacted to Rangapura vihara is beyond me!?!?! Plz do that next
Must say u guys r very knowledge....and best utube reaction show ..
React to masala coffee , Agam , and Thaikudam bridge band live performances
Your are real music appreciators
Lot more to explore dearzz🥰❤. You were right this is from Kerala South of India. There is some video in which a teacher teaching a daughter and son in music I will search and post link in your comments dears.
If anyone know that please post here
This Band became infamous from their debut in Coke studio where the vocalist introduced his composition called Malhar Jam .
Absolute gem.
Now...agam - Rangapura vihaara will sweep you away .. try it with lyrics
Loved the composition.
Check out more of this guy
And when u realize that we are listening to devotional music in new world style. First Muraliya by Shreya Ghoshal and now this..
I am just so excited to know and hear more..
Waleska you looking stuning with that curls😍
Please do react to T.M. Krishna's- Raga Nalinakanthi from first edition arts channel. He's an amazing Carnatic vocal artist. I think you would love it. It's the same composition Agam performed here, but sung in more of a classical format. Carnatic music is one of the classical forms that's more prevalent in South India.
Here is the link for TM Krishna's version th-cam.com/video/5yZEsJDJ9yc/w-d-xo.html
It has been viewed 850K
So the whole song is set in 4/4 or 8/8 (however you want to look at it). Listen again to the initial guitar solo, where the time signature seems to COMPLETELY break down. If you listen to how many beats actually take place from the moment the solo starts until the singer starts the second verse, it is a multiple of 16. The thaalam (beat) doesn't actually disappear, it simply takes a back seat to the rhythmical intricacy of the guitar solo.
Please play : Rangapura Vihaara | Agam | A Dream To Remember | Music Video
You will love it 😍
Soulful...nice reaction
AGAM is a South Indian Carnatic Classical Rock band. They are magical. React to them more!
He did take breathe in between many times. That’s is the beauty you didn’t notice. It comes bcoz of years of practice of Carnatic classical music
Bro he is a legend
his breath control is massive and also from kerala in india
Try South Indian classic music ,vocal/ instrumental, in traditional format with traditional instruments. you will love it.
You guys should checkout *Breathless* by shankar mahadevan
BTW love your reactions 😅🤗🤗🤗
That is improvisation on 8 beats. Bienvenido a la India !
Indian music is more than 2000 years old... from birth to death everything involves music..... you are just enjoying a drop of music from indian music...... ocean.
Indian idol 13 has just started. Judges Vishal Dadlani, Neha Kakkar and Himesh Reshammiya were left spell bound by contestant Navdeeep Wadali. He has been taught by his Grand father ustad Puran chand wadali and his son sukhwinder wadali.
You should listen to his performance and perhaps comment.
You try listening to wadali brothers and sukhwinder wadali. You will be pleasantly surprised.
Well whole south east asia Laos Thailand Indonesia Phillipines Myanmar are influenced from south india culture from food, writing system, gods beliefs to music. Ishyana sharaswati , sharaswati is hindu goddess of music also knowledge also it's an ancient river mention in rid ved (approx 4000 year old) which dried up presently in pakistan
No country can beat India in music and dance.
The lead guitar is playing what a Veena which is a very revered instrument for even the gods too, so learn a little of the south Indian music which the oldest in the world so enjoy it and be blessed thanks.
he is famous singer in india plz more reaction this singer
I am a bengali from silchar a small town in assam....first time listening to carnatic music with modern touch....just amazed.
I have a habit to read the comments while listening any song. Never found anyone from this part of the country.Finally found someone from native place. I am from Agartala, Working in railways at badarpur. Cheers 🥂
@@joydeepnandi5138 cheers to amazing diversity of our nation which exposes us to such beautiful mind-blowing music pieces.
you are right. that is south Indian music, but this is fusion.
Also try Thaikuddam bridge fish song😅🔥🔥