Chhota khyaal Dhruvamandala prasabhuva, suno tori baani jo guna gaave, so jaane || Chinta manore, kina kina daiyyo, suno tori baani jo guna gaave, so jaane ||
+Dipankar Sen Golden Era of Indian Classical Music He is Mr shashank maktedar, a very well accomplished singer and his disciple. Also, when the guru is singing the bandish (sthayee - once or twice as per the practice) the disciple can accompany him/ her in doing so.
@@tvp8686 Mr Sen is correct in pointing out that the disciple is actually being given more than usual scope for accompanying. After all he is not Pt Kasalkar. It is interrupting the flow of the alaap.
@@ranjankumarghosal6758 With due respect, when such masters at work, rather than offering our opinions on what they should or shouldn't be doing, it might perhaps be a good time to watch and learn how it's supposed to be done. :)
Never heard such beautiful dhin
Aapne jo DHIN ko pakda WAH maan gaye ye DHIN sirf suresh talvalkar ji hi Baja sakte hai .aap aaccha sunne wale ho......great❤❤❤
Aur ye DHIN bade muh ke table par hi maja deta hai
In alaaps, Panditji is pure Jaipur. There is an uncanny similarity with Surashree also, in meends particularly. This Lalita-Gauri takes me back.
Masters are always masters we are simply the listeners letting ourselves lost in their voices making the concert more precious
best of all
Genius!
Is Manjusha Kulkarni ji sitting among the audience?
Yess
She is one of his disciple
Excellent sr 🙏 sr ye gayn hm aapke program k videos m sun lete h channel pr plz raag k barikiyan or gayan ki barikiyan vishwsh baate bhi bataiye plz
Can anyone tell me Lyrics of Bandish.?.. Not getting mukhda...plz
Pritam saiyya daras dikhao
Pritam saiya daras dikha ja mora jiya chahe.
Bin kanth kachu na suhaye rahiyo ja, sadarang daro gare baiya.
Chhota khyaal
Dhruvamandala prasabhuva, suno tori baani jo guna gaave, so jaane ||
Chinta manore, kina kina daiyyo, suno tori baani jo guna gaave, so jaane ||
The disciple has to stop when Guru starts singing! Who asked him to go on!
+Dipankar Sen Maybe the Guru himself?
+Dipankar Sen Golden Era of Indian Classical Music
He is Mr shashank maktedar, a very well accomplished singer and his disciple. Also, when the guru is singing the bandish (sthayee - once or twice as per the practice) the disciple can accompany him/ her in doing so.
+tanay pinglay Yes you are right
@@tvp8686 Mr Sen is correct in pointing out that the disciple is actually being given more than usual scope for accompanying. After all he is not Pt Kasalkar. It is interrupting the flow of the alaap.
@@ranjankumarghosal6758 With due respect, when such masters at work, rather than offering our opinions on what they should or shouldn't be doing, it might perhaps be a good time to watch and learn how it's supposed to be done. :)