Living Legend.... producing such beautiful music out of that beautiful instrument... He plays it in so beautifully that he makes us feel that this instrument can be played so easily... Thank you...God Bless...
The only thing surviving from the Buddha's times is Keshakambala's (fi Karvahuopa according to me, Jouhipaita according to Tom Arnkil, the writer) idea that theree's nothing after death.
Highest respect to the legendary Artist for his immortal presentation.🙏🕉🙏👍🌷👍
May this great music, Dhrupad, and its masters long carry forward this most beautiful tradition.
With this music, world stop ... everyone listen.
Most beautiful presentation.
Highly spiritual. The sound of Rudra Veena itself is Divine.
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Thanks so much for posting this ancient instrument so masterfully played - love the bass sounds...
Living Legend.... producing such beautiful music out of that beautiful instrument... He plays it in so beautifully that he makes us feel that this instrument can be played so easily... Thank you...God Bless...
this music is out of this world :)
A beautiful instrument, and played with such virtuosity.
My Father- inlaw made d final - fine Jawari just before d concert.Blessed to have witnessed .
Very good ROUDRARasam.......Venu Parameswaran..
So beautiful ❤️🙏❤️
it's simply divine!!
Unique instrument, accomplished player
Excellent Raag Bhopali
Divine
So beautiful.
સાચ્ચે અદ્વિતીય!
Yes it is jog kauns on the bandish part
Thank you. Are both raag Bhupali?
Are the Dagars from Bombahía/Mumbai? I thought they were from Indraprastha/Dehalî.
Nikhils music recital
The second raag sounds like jog kauns. I'm not too sure.
It is Jog
Anybody can tell me what Ragas is the master playing ? thanks (i feel thaat is Bilawal ) Quelqu'un peut-il me dire de quel Raga il sagit ? Merci !!
First one is Raag Bhupali.
Second one is jog or Nattai
the 2nd raag is chalnat.
atouchshriek dagr bandhu
Chalanata and jog are different. Svaras are same but the prayoga of svaras are very much different.
The only thing surviving from the Buddha's times is Keshakambala's (fi Karvahuopa according to me, Jouhipaita according to Tom Arnkil, the writer) idea that theree's nothing after death.
pkhawaj sound is very lo