Pandit Ravi Shankar (Sitar) - Raga Bhupal Todi

[@ericiverson3441]

I've loved this record for 50 years.

[@ericiverson3441]

I always loved that record as a kid
Still a favorite 50+ years later.

[@coveringeternity]

Ahhh !!!! a piece of diamond...

[@sdfjsd]

Have beet taalas are the click consonants of India's musical language. Southern Africa has languages that use click consonants, something very foreign to westerners, and India has a musical language that uses half beet taalas, which are also very foreign to westerners.

[@worldofsoumya]

Vow! Amazing sir! 🙏🙏🙏

[@vishnushanbhogue7882]

First time hearing Pt.'s Bhoopal thodi...Beautiful presentation

[@vishnushanbhogue7882]

so beautiful.....another beautiful Bhoopal Thodi, in vocal, that i heard, was that of Smt. Malini Rrajurker's...

[@99Yteu]

Yes!

[@khakimo100]

Thank you for posting. One so rarely gets to listen to this raag - especially on instrument.

[@99Yteu]

Possibly my favorite piece of music ever. This and Pandit Ram Narayan's Rag Shankara.

[@vishnushanbhogue7882]

i remember heard Pt. Ramnarains Yaman in Radio...so beautiful...bt didnt get it anywhere in yt

[@99Yteu]

@@vishnushanbhogue7882 I will look for it. Thank you. Pandit Nikhil Banerjee (Sitar) - Raga Malkauns is also one of my favorites

[@vishnushanbhogue7882]

@@99Yteu nice sir...

[@thurmanukyalur]

Monterey?

[@jnuichattopadhyay]

It seems to be a 13 beat tala?? Which tala is it??

[@anirbanbhattacharjee7243]

This is 6.5 matras.

[@jnuichattopadhyay]

Okk...

[@jnuichattopadhyay]

I counted double 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@davidbardgett4355]

It is called adi-jaital, 6 and a half matras,as stated (and is beautiful !)