recommend EVERGLOW (에버글로우) - 'FIRST' MV. 'First' Won best M/V at the AAA 2021. Everglow just make good music so you can't go wrong with any of their M/V's .
She is pure Indian classical singer! Shreya and Arijit also practices this type of raga sangeet, and for this reason only they can sing all type of songs! This is the base of Indian song
Hey, Thanks for covering this. Kaushiki ji is one of India's finest classical musicians. Just so you know, such performances are not rehearsed to a script. These are sung impromptu on stage. Let me explain. This piece is based on Raga Bhimpalasi. A raga is a combination of musical notes and is sung in one scale for any given composition (some compositions may have scale changes). Similarly, the rythm is also set for either the entire piece, like in this case it is 16 beats. It can also vary with portions of the composition. This is not a lyrical. It is note based. In Indian Classical music we have ascending and descending 7 musical notes just like Do Re Me...These are - Sa re ga ma pa dha ni (ascending) and sa ni dha pa ma ga re (descending). Raag Bhimpalasi is a pentatonic raga which goes like - :ni sa ga ma pa: ni sa (asc 5) and :sa ni dha pa ma ga re: sa (des 7). When Kaushiki ji sings, she sings keeping in mind two things, the notes for ascension and descent are aligned to the above structure of the raga in all possible combinations (there are more technicalities, perhaps beyond the scope of this platform) and they get set into the beat pattern (You'll see the tempo increases or decreases based on the number of notes she sings per beat cycle). The same notes are sung in the above combination, mostly across 3 octaves of the selected scale. Such performances can go on for hours and usually last for the entire night at times. The singers do not think and sing. They have practised to a level that their throat (vocal chords, larynx, diaphragm, lungs etc.) develops a motor memory and can intelligently churn out the right notes and form a melody like a musical instrument. (#Taken) This is the essence of vocal (or instrumental) training in Indian classical music. Each and every sound the performer makes is an independent musical note! If you see any of her interviews you will know how seriously she takes music, for this kind of music to be mastered they start at around age 3-4 practising 12-16 hours a day like a monk .She's the daughter of Pandit Ajay Chakroborty , Master of classical Music who was also her teacher. Keep going, cheers..
I have learnt classical music but only for 4 years .Carnatic Music ..but being brought up in Mumbai I have exposure to different Genres of Music including western .
She is Kaushiki Chakraborty, a Hindustani classical singer. Insanely talented no doubts. Also, please watch Pt. Bhimsen Joshi singing Hindustani songs. Mind blowing renditions
Hey dude... Thank you so much for you made reaction vdo on this link... For this vdo I shared to u link on youtube & instagram. .. I was waiting for th this. . Plz keep it up... Want more reaction vdo about Kaushiki Chakrborty 🙏🎼😌
Thanks for covering it. Kaushiki is great India Classical singer and this piece is truly master piece. BTW at 5:31 she as asking the tabla player to slow down a bit. (in hindi she says thoda). If you will listen very carefully you will know the tabla player changing rhythm a bit. That is why these performances are great because these are sung impromptu on stage.
This is classical Indian style. She is performing a "chota khayal" which means "small idea" when translated. I've trained myself in this style for decades and understand it well. I can say Kaushiki Ji is probably one of the best female vocalists in classical style that we have today in India. Her talent is a true inspiration to the next generations in india. She has worked VERY hard at this since her childhood and for me is always a pleasure to listen to. Kaushiki Madam....Thank u for ur talent, skill and most importantly your dedication to one of our most ancient arts. Aapka bahut aadhar aur sammaan se bhara mera pranaam. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
She's singing Hindustani music from North India. My mom teaches Carnatic from South India which is very similar. In carnatic you start out with basic lessons that teaches you how to sing the notes and put the thalams (hand patting). Eventually you learn larger and more complex lesson plus krithis (songs). Finally at the end after a while you learn to improvise in the ragaams (scales) you've learned.
When you enter one Raag you actually enter a jungle. You go deeper and you come to know that a huge part of the jungle is unexplored. Your quest starts here but unfortunately you have not enough physical strength to explore ahead. Your age is not on your side now.
Indian classical music needs a lifetime dedication to learn and perfect.... Usually started from childhood.... Please react on 'Mahesh Kale live from Melbourne concert'... Best wishes...
recommend EVERGLOW (에버글로우) - 'FIRST' MV. 'First' Won best M/V at the AAA 2021. Everglow just make good music so you can't go wrong with any of their M/V's .
Sir, it is not just her expert singing but the musicians who accompany her. They cannot afford to make even one mistake which will spoil the whole rhythm. These ppl can play without even practising together.
Don’t know if you’ve ever reacted to Diana Damrau as The Queen of the Night from Mozart’s opera the Magic flute. Her performance from the Royal Opera House is particularly stellar. Check it out!
She is not Bollywood, she is a classical singer, a gem of Indian music and daughter of Pandit Ajay Chakrabarty. Bollywood is mostly bad stuff but for pure bliss and peace of mind, one must move on to Indian Classical Music.
Howdy. I came across your video on the Eagles singing "Hotel California" and you got recommendations of good singers who were drummers (eg Phil Collins). One of the greatest female singers of all time (voted #94 of the 100 Greatest Singers of All Time by Rolling Stone in 2010) was a drummer. Karen Carpenter (with her brother Richard) of the Carpenters had multiple #1 hits and a Grammy winner in the 1970-80s was an accomplished drummer but became the front singer when her singing talent was recognized. She is among my 6 most favorite female singers of all time (other 5 are So Hyang, Morissette, Angelina Jordan, Lara Fabian, and Leah Salonga, all whom you have reacted to!). Elton John called Karen as "one of the greatest voices of our lifetime". Paul McCartney said Karen had "one of the best female voices in the world-melodic, tuneful, and distinctive". Please react to "Close to You" by the Carpenters, where she plays the drums. You won't regret it.
You might have realised, that the scale is the just scale in most Indian singing (equitemporal would be jarring to the Indian classical ear). It could be why Western listeners often notice a purer note being hit in Indian classical singing. This recital is from darbar music festival in London (happens every year). Getting microtones correct - despite the speed - is a key part of Indian singing. It’s why she also strums an instrument (swarmandal) that is tuned to the particular scale - or rather a convention called the bhimapalasi raaga -which requires you to ascend through "I,III minor,IV,V, VII minor and descend while (possibly) including all the seven notes. What she’s reciting is actually the Indian solfege itself for the most part (Sa - I, Re - II, Ga - III, Ma - IV, Pa - V, Dha - VI, Ni - VII). You might catch her saying the phrase sa-ga-ma-pa-ni-sa at 7:33. She's free to improvise with this convention so she does what she likes (structurally) but she must also come back to the start of a 16-beat cycle saying the punchline-ja-ja-re-mandirwa (wa at the starting of the cycle) as well. This improvisational style - which developed in medieval India is called khyaal (
You have just touched the tip of Indian Classical singing. You have just started the journey. Check Rahul Deshpande and Mahesh Kale next. Hopefully you'll graduate to Bhimsen Joshi and other greats!
Fun Fact : Most of the compositions are extempore. They do practice the overall outlay of the raaga and its ascension, descension etc.. But its not like she'd by heart these arrangements
Stunned right..😁😁.. now listen to her father who himself is a master of music..most respected PANDIT AJAY CHAKRABORTY and her little son too who also sings like his mother..
You will definitely not react to my recommendation, because nobody ever does. But I will tell you anyway. The drum player (tabla) in this video is the son of an even more legendary drum player, and he performs in this short video called "The magic of Taal Yogi", sings too. If you react to that, I can guarantee you will have a good time and a satisfied comments section. But I bet that you won't even read this comment, let alone react. As for Indian rock band, I recommend "Machi Bhasad" by Bloodywood, they're real metal. EDIT: Also recommending "Raag Bhimpalasi - Niladri Kumar & Pandit Subhankar Banerjee" if you want to listen to some expert Sitar music. The drum player in that video is deceased, may he rest in peace.
we can understand for Western people this style of singing is new...but i like to know you that it is old Indian music style called as Shatriy Sangeet...is it very difficult form of Song.
In Indian classical music a series of musical notes on which a melody is based and which expresses different moods for different times of the day There are thousands of ragas based on different moods, timing and weather which are developed over the centuries The origin of Ragams in Indian classical music dates back to 3rd and 4th century BC. she was doing raga bhimpalasi indian music is very complicated if you learn indian music you can term yourself as master in music it's a deep ocean
When are you reacting to Vinland saga ops that show/anime is the perfect show/anime for you it meets all of your preferences def recommend it and also it's music is phenomenal and it's made by the same studio as Aot
Till now what u saw was contemporary singing Many contemporary singers like Shreya,arijit,Sonu etc. Do uses classical elements in singing But this is pure Indian classical
*Coke Studio* has recently merged 2 Indian male artists with a female Kpop group. It's really good, Next suggestion: - "Memu Aagamu" by Allu Arjun, Armaan Malik & Tri•be (Kpop) presented by *Coke Studio*
Kaushiki Chakraborty is an Indian classical vocalist. She is the recipient 2005 BBC Radio 3 award for World Music in the Asia Pacific category. Like her so many classical singers and vocalist in India. India is a great country. I love my India and I am proud to be an Indian. Love from India ❤️ 🇮🇳 🙏
Let me just say that She is a Hindustani Classical Singer. She is highly regarded as one of the finest with respect to Classical singing. It would be better to first understand the culture and concepts of Classical Indian Music such as Karnatic and Hindustani. I can understand you getting gobsmacked after listening to her. There is common saying within India, if you master Karnatic and Hindustani classical music or singing then any other art form is a cakewalk.
It is most difficult genre in music. It is a saying that if you learnt Indian classical music , you sing sing all types of songs which this perfect control on voice and notes. It is so technical. Arijit, Shreya and Sonu Nigam are trained in this genre. That's why they are highly versatile singers and can sing all types of songs.
The world is just getting to know bits and pieces of Indian arts , science culture and civilization. . The world get blown the things u can't even imagine. The age of 5000 years Plus plus Indian civilization is just revealing . And it isjust started
@@GOTGames Most of this band's fanbase is in Europe and USA so they constantly tour Europe. They are unique in terms of fusion of Indian classical music with heavy metal. Their best songs are "Jee vera " and "AAJ" .
Try listening to similar songs by Mahesh kale. Indian classical is like no other. Mostly these singers showcase their vocal manipulation prowess. (Manipulating the 7 musical notes in classical music)
Please do not conflate the types of music in India: Classical - Kaushiki Chakraborty represents one style, Hindustani. There is another equally revered style Karnatic. These two styles are the basis of all music in India. They do share many commonalities but are also quite distinct. Singers of classical do not sing other forms of singing, they do not like the lack of technical depth in those forms. Rarely can some sing both forms of classical, but there are those that can. Bollywood is movie playback. Lata is most popular. Many of these singers are excellent. They learn classical, but cannot march their technical skills. They are melodious but do not have the music scholarship of the Classical singers. Pakistani singers - 100% Hindustani and lighter derivations . No such music as Pakistani music. For classical singers, singing Bollywood is an artistic crime. There is not much disagreement on that. Lata would not be able to stand up to Kaushiki in competition. Another famous Bollywood singer is SP Balasubrahmanyam (Balu). He is superb, like Lata, but not classical Karnatic to give you a parallel from the other type. Listen to Bombay sisters for example in Karnatic. There is a huge array of Karnatic singers as well. A very different style from Kaushiki’s.
Sorry, and I don't want to sound controversial or radical, but the truth is that there is no such thing as Pakistani music because there is no such civilization. It is and has always been Indian civilization, and thus all heritage belongs to us, just as there is no Iranian civilization or heritage; it will always be Persian. Now, when it comes to Indian classical music, all classical music originated, practiced, and offered in temples with god's blessings, which is why our music and dance forms are always spiritual, just like our festivals. If you go deeper, our festivals are to please various forms of nature and all natural forms and lives represented by a god...and when it comes to music, it also resonates with those natural formations.Other societies revolve around one person as a demigod, and then their festivities revolve around it...ours do not, albeit we worship a human form as an image, but we also connect with that natural energy.
Can this Sadhguru's video be watched by you, A Lone Motorcyclist's Incredible Journey 30,000 KM, 100 Days, 3 Continents | Sadhguru Its about the save soil movement, An early response will be highly appreciated.......
Check out the south Indian progressive rock/classical fusion band "Agam". They are one of the best in India. You can check out "Mist of the Capricorn" as a first!
She is pulling raagas- that’s like vocal contortion, you can only do that from childhood so it takes years to master what she is making look easy to do
This is Indian classical music form known as "Hindustani". This type of music is practiced in Northern part of India. Likewise, the southern part of India , there's another kind of classical music form called "Carnatic". Hindustani music belongs to "Hindustan" - that's present day India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Carnatic means "ancient". By and large, both forms of classical musics have lots of similarities and some differences Most of these kinds of musicians undergo a rigorous training with guru (teacher) for at least 7 to 10 years.
that's pure Indian classical music... not commercial because not everyone like this music but it is definitely the very difficult type of music to learn and sing.
please also take a look at 'GARAJ GARAJ' and 'DHARA HOGI' from 'Bandish Bandits' series it's a musical series and many songs from this series are very great
There is a video where young kaushiki chakraborty learns the craft of hundustani classical from her father....please watch that if you want to know what it takes to get here...
5:31 she smillled and said dude you are but slow cuz Indian classical music works in Tandom the accompaniment also has to keep pace with the singer when it goes slow or fast she said thoda which means little slow in this case
Why don’t you know? There’s Google. Are you telling me that all this wonderment that you show is only for the recording. Once off, you show *no* curiosity to check things out on Google. Why Google, you could start with the text written in the description. But will you? Or just carry off pretend-pretend ingenue expression on the face? Hmmm. Let’s see. So far it’s only ‘let me know’. How about finding stuff. It’s easy.
WHAT an incredible talent!!
MAKE SURE you follow me on TWITCH! It is the best place to recommend new music!
www.twitch.tv/gotgames_tb?sr=a
💜💜💜💜💜💜
make a reaction video on Ustad Rashid khan and kaushiki chakraborty together..
Hip hop tamizha (hip hop adhi) songs are good , he is a south Indian artist
Let it be brother, how many times I have suggested you in relation to ragas and classical singers, but you have always ignored
Hello, van you do a react of "zankyou no terror dare ka, umi wo" pretty please
recommend EVERGLOW (에버글로우) - 'FIRST' MV. 'First' Won best M/V at the AAA 2021. Everglow just make good music so you can't go wrong with any of their M/V's .
She is pure Indian classical singer! Shreya and Arijit also practices this type of raga sangeet, and for this reason only they can sing all type of songs! This is the base of Indian song
Neither Shreya or Arijit has training and class like her.
@@papanchat but they knew their basics or fundamentals of Classical music!
Hey,
Thanks for covering this. Kaushiki ji is one of India's finest classical musicians. Just so you know, such performances are not rehearsed to a script. These are sung impromptu on stage. Let me explain. This piece is based on Raga Bhimpalasi. A raga is a combination of musical notes and is sung in one scale for any given composition (some compositions may have scale changes). Similarly, the rythm is also set for either the entire piece, like in this case it is 16 beats. It can also vary with portions of the composition. This is not a lyrical. It is note based. In Indian Classical music we have ascending and descending 7 musical notes just like Do Re Me...These are - Sa re ga ma pa dha ni (ascending) and sa ni dha pa ma ga re (descending).
Raag Bhimpalasi is a pentatonic raga which goes like - :ni sa ga ma pa: ni sa (asc 5) and :sa ni dha pa ma ga re: sa (des 7).
When Kaushiki ji sings, she sings keeping in mind two things, the notes for ascension and descent are aligned to the above structure of the raga in all possible combinations (there are more technicalities, perhaps beyond the scope of this platform) and they get set into the beat pattern (You'll see the tempo increases or decreases based on the number of notes she sings per beat cycle). The same notes are sung in the above combination, mostly across 3 octaves of the selected scale. Such performances can go on for hours and usually last for the entire night at times. The singers do not think and sing. They have practised to a level that their throat (vocal chords, larynx, diaphragm, lungs etc.) develops a motor memory and can intelligently churn out the right notes and form a melody like a musical instrument. (#Taken)
This is the essence of vocal (or instrumental) training in Indian classical music. Each and every sound the performer makes is an independent musical note! If you see any of her interviews you will know how seriously she takes music, for this kind of music to be mastered they start at around age 3-4 practising 12-16 hours a day like a monk .She's the daughter of Pandit Ajay Chakroborty , Master of classical Music who was also her teacher.
Keep going, cheers..
Thanks brother! For explaining
You have amazing knowledge of indian music 🎶 🥰
Btw___ are you also learning classical music?
Very well described. It seems you also have some sort of mastery of Indian classical music
I have learnt classical music but only for 4 years .Carnatic Music ..but being brought up in Mumbai I have exposure to different Genres of Music including western .
Arijit and Shreya are Kids compare with Kaushiki ji. This is pure Indian classical music.
This is Indian classical music - the basis of Indian music.
This is like nothing I've heard before, amazing ❤️
She is Kaushiki Chakraborty, a Hindustani classical singer. Insanely talented no doubts. Also, please watch Pt. Bhimsen Joshi singing Hindustani songs. Mind blowing renditions
Hey dude... Thank you so much for you made reaction vdo on this link...
For this vdo I shared to u link on youtube & instagram. .. I was waiting for th this. .
Plz keep it up... Want more reaction vdo about Kaushiki Chakrborty 🙏🎼😌
❤️
Thanks for covering it. Kaushiki is great India Classical singer and this piece is truly master piece. BTW at 5:31 she as asking the tabla player to slow down a bit. (in hindi she says thoda). If you will listen very carefully you will know the tabla player changing rhythm a bit. That is why these performances are great because these are sung impromptu on stage.
This is classical Indian style. She is performing a "chota khayal" which means "small idea" when translated.
I've trained myself in this style for decades and understand it well.
I can say Kaushiki Ji is probably one of the best female vocalists in classical style that we have today in India. Her talent is a true inspiration to the next generations in india. She has worked VERY hard at this since her childhood and for me is always a pleasure to listen to.
Kaushiki Madam....Thank u for ur talent, skill and most importantly your dedication to one of our most ancient arts.
Aapka bahut aadhar aur sammaan se bhara mera pranaam. 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
This is Indian classical singing...it's very common...many movies have songs that are using this classical tone.
She's singing Hindustani music from North India. My mom teaches Carnatic from South India which is very similar. In carnatic you start out with basic lessons that teaches you how to sing the notes and put the thalams (hand patting). Eventually you learn larger and more complex lesson plus krithis (songs). Finally at the end after a while you learn to improvise in the ragaams (scales) you've learned.
Raag is a concept found only in Indian Classical music. They keep on learning. It's endless, a life time mission.
And one life is not enough...
When you enter one Raag you actually enter a jungle. You go deeper and you come to know that a huge part of the jungle is unexplored. Your quest starts here but unfortunately you have not enough physical strength to explore ahead. Your age is not on your side now.
Indian classical music needs a lifetime dedication to learn and perfect.... Usually started from childhood.... Please react on 'Mahesh Kale live from Melbourne concert'... Best wishes...
recommend EVERGLOW (에버글로우) - 'FIRST' MV. 'First' Won best M/V at the AAA 2021. Everglow just make good music so you can't go wrong with any of their M/V's .
On the list ❤️
She is student of godess saraswsti unbelievable above everything
Sir, it is not just her expert singing but the musicians who accompany her. They cannot afford to make even one mistake which will spoil the whole rhythm. These ppl can play without even practising together.
More than 10 times I watched this program of kaushiki g, & today also I enjoyed ( mata saraswati) goddess of music.
Hey I'm from India. This type of singing is called Raag. It's a traditional type of singing.
Don’t know if you’ve ever reacted to Diana Damrau as The Queen of the Night from Mozart’s opera the Magic flute. Her performance from the Royal Opera House is particularly stellar. Check it out!
I haven't but would be happy to check her out ❤️
Listen to Indian classical music sung by Bade Gulam Ali Khan & Onkarnath Thakur - artistes from the 1950s/1960s. Their voices encompassed 3 octaves!!
In India this is firstly way' to conet and thank God firstly and tan a way of expresssion we are the father of classic
She is not Bollywood, she is a classical singer, a gem of Indian music and daughter of Pandit Ajay Chakrabarty.
Bollywood is mostly bad stuff but for pure bliss and peace of mind, one must move on to Indian Classical Music.
Howdy. I came across your video on the Eagles singing "Hotel California" and you got recommendations of good singers who were drummers (eg Phil Collins). One of the greatest female singers of all time (voted #94 of the 100 Greatest Singers of All Time by Rolling Stone in 2010) was a drummer. Karen Carpenter (with her brother Richard) of the Carpenters had multiple #1 hits and a Grammy winner in the 1970-80s was an accomplished drummer but became the front singer when her singing talent was recognized. She is among my 6 most favorite female singers of all time (other 5 are So Hyang, Morissette, Angelina Jordan, Lara Fabian, and Leah Salonga, all whom you have reacted to!).
Elton John called Karen as "one of the greatest voices of our lifetime". Paul McCartney said Karen had "one of the best female voices in the world-melodic, tuneful, and distinctive". Please react to "Close to You" by the Carpenters, where she plays the drums. You won't regret it.
Thank you for the heads up my friend! Another one I'm happy to check out 💯
Also you can listen to Ranjani - Gayatri sister's Darbar video..
You might have realised, that the scale is the just scale in most Indian singing (equitemporal would be jarring to the Indian classical ear). It could be why Western listeners often notice a purer note being hit in Indian classical singing. This recital is from darbar music festival in London (happens every year).
Getting microtones correct - despite the speed - is a key part of Indian singing. It’s why she also strums an instrument (swarmandal) that is tuned to the particular scale - or rather a convention called the bhimapalasi raaga -which requires you to ascend through "I,III minor,IV,V, VII minor and descend while (possibly) including all the seven notes. What she’s reciting is actually the Indian solfege itself for the most part (Sa - I, Re - II, Ga - III, Ma - IV, Pa - V, Dha - VI, Ni - VII). You might catch her saying the phrase sa-ga-ma-pa-ni-sa at 7:33.
She's free to improvise with this convention so she does what she likes (structurally) but she must also come back to the start of a 16-beat cycle saying the punchline-ja-ja-re-mandirwa (wa at the starting of the cycle) as well. This improvisational style - which developed in medieval India is called khyaal (
You have just touched the tip of Indian Classical singing. You have just started the journey.
Check Rahul Deshpande and Mahesh Kale next.
Hopefully you'll graduate to Bhimsen Joshi and other greats!
U have pronounced it damnn correct. Love u
Fun Fact : Most of the compositions are extempore. They do practice the overall outlay of the raaga and its ascension, descension etc.. But its not like she'd by heart these arrangements
We are still waiting for your reaction on Lea and Rachelle duo Movie in my mind. Lea was the original who sang this. 😍
listen to fossils an Indian rock band...song name - aro ekbar chalo fire jai
Prateek Kuhad -Live concert mumbai❤
Thats indian hindustani classical music. All great Indian vocalists like Arijit Singh you have reacted to has classical Vocal training.
React to Bhor Bhaye by Shreya Ghosal. You will definitely masmerised by her classical runs and higher notes
Rappers: Brodha V, Kr$na, Divine
Bands: Thaikuddam Bridge, Agam
Good question: how do you learn something like this. There's video on UA-cam, where you can see the child kaushiki practicing with her father. 🙃
Stunned right..😁😁.. now listen to her father who himself is a master of music..most respected PANDIT AJAY CHAKRABORTY and her little son too who also sings like his mother..
The great lndian artist ❤❤❤🌷🌷🌷🙏🙏🙏
You will definitely not react to my recommendation, because nobody ever does. But I will tell you anyway. The drum player (tabla) in this video is the son of an even more legendary drum player, and he performs in this short video called "The magic of Taal Yogi", sings too. If you react to that, I can guarantee you will have a good time and a satisfied comments section. But I bet that you won't even read this comment, let alone react. As for Indian rock band, I recommend "Machi Bhasad" by Bloodywood, they're real metal.
EDIT: Also recommending "Raag Bhimpalasi - Niladri Kumar & Pandit Subhankar Banerjee" if you want to listen to some expert Sitar music. The drum player in that video is deceased, may he rest in peace.
Indian classical music is very different with Pakistani’s there is no comparison at all!
this is khayal genre
we can understand for Western people this style of singing is new...but i like to know you that it is old Indian music style called as Shatriy Sangeet...is it very difficult form of Song.
U should react to re zero openings aswell for ur next video, youll enjoy them
❤️
Pure classical
RIP RFAK
Please react to Mahesh Kale. I think you'll like it
hindustani classical
It’s classical music
Here's a Malaysian Indian song. They were the pioneer of Tamil hip hop. Yogi B.
ua-cam.com/video/q6rngfSkli8/v-deo.html
Chaap tilak- coke studio
Hindustani classical is very hard buddy
that's vibrato man
That's not vibrato bruhh
@@ritiktiwari5831 then tell me what will you call this technique?
It is not drum it is called tabla a percussion instrument
Hi. You must listen to Begum Parveen Sultana Ahir Bhairav ! Or life is wasted ! 😊
O classical music in pakistan,,,,, ITS ONLY INDIAN CLASSICAL MUSIC BRO,!,DONT BE CONFUSED😂
Brother don't mix the Mother India with pakistan.
You're saying that the earth n sky are on the same level.
& our earth isn't flat 😀😀
#HOGWAFFLE
Don't mix indian music with those hippy music
Not words my friend, they are notes, saa, re/ri, ga, ma, pa, dha, ni
In Indian classical music a series of musical notes on which a melody is based and which expresses different moods for different times of the day
There are thousands of ragas based on different moods, timing and weather which are developed over the centuries The origin of Ragams in Indian classical music dates back to 3rd and 4th century BC. she was doing raga bhimpalasi indian music is very complicated if you learn indian music you can term yourself as master in music it's a deep ocean
Oh thank you so much for explaining this all to me ❤️💯
When are you reacting to Vinland saga ops that show/anime is the perfect show/anime for you it meets all of your preferences def recommend it and also it's music is phenomenal and it's made by the same studio as Aot
Might be coming sooner than you think! 👀❤️
She is like godess of indian classical music ❤❤it's very difficult...💥✌
Till now what u saw was contemporary singing
Many contemporary singers like Shreya,arijit,Sonu etc. Do uses classical elements in singing
But this is pure Indian classical
❤️
*Coke Studio* has recently merged 2 Indian male artists with a female Kpop group. It's really good, Next suggestion:
- "Memu Aagamu" by Allu Arjun, Armaan Malik & Tri•be (Kpop) presented by *Coke Studio*
I didn't know this! Oh thank you Veronica ❤️
Kaushiki Chakraborty is an Indian classical vocalist. She is the recipient 2005 BBC Radio 3 award for World Music in the Asia Pacific category. Like her so many classical singers and vocalist in India. India is a great country. I love my India and I am proud to be an Indian. Love from India ❤️ 🇮🇳 🙏
Let me just say that She is a Hindustani Classical Singer. She is highly regarded as one of the finest with respect to Classical singing. It would be better to first understand the culture and concepts of Classical Indian Music such as Karnatic and Hindustani. I can understand you getting gobsmacked after listening to her. There is common saying within India, if you master Karnatic and Hindustani classical music or singing then any other art form is a cakewalk.
Please listen to Mahesh Kale performing at Melbourne
It is most difficult genre in music. It is a saying that if you learnt Indian classical music , you sing sing all types of songs which this perfect control on voice and notes. It is so technical. Arijit, Shreya and Sonu Nigam are trained in this genre. That's why they are highly versatile singers and can sing all types of songs.
बचपन में मुझे क्लासिकल सोंग्स सुनने पर हंसी आती थी कि क्या बकचोदी है।
वही हाल अभी तुम्हारा है
She is the legend ❤️❤️❤️ Maestro 🙏🙏
❤️
Please listen to Electric Callboy - Pump It
I beg you.
Can add it to the list 💯
The world is just getting to know bits and pieces of Indian arts , science culture and civilization. .
The world get blown the things u can't even imagine.
The age of 5000 years Plus plus Indian civilization is just revealing . And it isjust started
this is climax.actual performance is usually around 40-50 minutes.
Bloodywood is an insane Indian metal band you gotta check out.
Appreciate the heads up ❤️
@@GOTGames Most of this band's fanbase is in Europe and USA so they constantly tour Europe.
They are unique in terms of fusion of Indian classical music with heavy metal.
Their best songs are "Jee vera " and "AAJ" .
She got nothing with Bollywood. Bollywood singers are really very small compared to her or her peers' talent. No offence to Bollywood.
Check Dosti song from rrr you never seen like this before the instrument singers amazing, check this
Try listening to similar songs by Mahesh kale. Indian classical is like no other. Mostly these singers showcase their vocal manipulation prowess. (Manipulating the 7 musical notes in classical music)
Actually in this video she is demonstrating how to perform a specific raag ( Indian musical note)
Please reaction Kalinga Nirtana Tillana -South Indian classical music you are shock Kuldeep M Pai .
Please do not conflate the types of music in India:
Classical - Kaushiki Chakraborty represents one style, Hindustani. There is another equally revered style Karnatic. These two styles are the basis of all music in India. They do share many commonalities but are also quite distinct. Singers of classical do not sing other forms of singing, they do not like the lack of technical depth in those forms. Rarely can some sing both forms of classical, but there are those that can.
Bollywood is movie playback. Lata is most popular. Many of these singers are excellent. They learn classical, but cannot march their technical skills. They are melodious but do not have the music scholarship of the Classical singers.
Pakistani singers - 100% Hindustani and lighter derivations . No such music as Pakistani music.
For classical singers, singing Bollywood is an artistic crime. There is not much disagreement on that. Lata would not be able to stand up to Kaushiki in competition. Another famous Bollywood singer is SP Balasubrahmanyam (Balu). He is superb, like Lata, but not classical Karnatic to give you a parallel from the other type.
Listen to Bombay sisters for example in Karnatic. There is a huge array of Karnatic singers as well. A very different style from Kaushiki’s.
Sorry, and I don't want to sound controversial or radical, but the truth is that there is no such thing as Pakistani music because there is no such civilization. It is and has always been Indian civilization, and thus all heritage belongs to us, just as there is no Iranian civilization or heritage; it will always be Persian. Now, when it comes to Indian classical music, all classical music originated, practiced, and offered in temples with god's blessings, which is why our music and dance forms are always spiritual, just like our festivals. If you go deeper, our festivals are to please various forms of nature and all natural forms and lives represented by a god...and when it comes to music, it also resonates with those natural formations.Other societies revolve around one person as a demigod, and then their festivities revolve around it...ours do not, albeit we worship a human form as an image, but we also connect with that natural energy.
Please listen to Nenjukulle by Sakthisree with AR Rahman's music in MTV Unplugged.
This is the power of ancient pure Hindustani Classical Music.
When she was smiling, it was acknowledging the great work of fellow instrumental players. Its like 'hey you did a great job too and i just love it..'
Welcome to Indian Classical Music...it is absolutely enthralling !
Sadly, not many outside of India are aware of it !
Can this Sadhguru's video be watched by you,
A Lone Motorcyclist's Incredible Journey
30,000 KM, 100 Days, 3 Continents | Sadhguru
Its about the save soil movement, An early response will be highly appreciated.......
Check out the south Indian progressive rock/classical fusion band "Agam". They are one of the best in India. You can check out "Mist of the Capricorn" as a first!
You just listen to Kun Faya Kun. I will not say much about this song, just you react to it. You'll be addicted to it once you hear it.
She is pulling raagas- that’s like vocal contortion, you can only do that from childhood so it takes years to master what she is making look easy to do
Study Indian culture thoroughly... then only you won't be astonished.. study Samveda..( so far as Indian Classical music is concerned)..
This is Indian classical music form known as "Hindustani". This type of music is practiced in Northern part of India. Likewise, the southern part of India , there's another kind of classical music form called "Carnatic". Hindustani music belongs to "Hindustan" - that's present day India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. Carnatic means "ancient". By and large, both forms of classical musics have lots of similarities and some differences Most of these kinds of musicians undergo a rigorous training with guru (teacher) for at least 7 to 10 years.
that's pure Indian classical music... not commercial because not everyone like this music but it is definitely the very difficult type of music to learn and sing.
React to songs of KK
please also take a look at 'GARAJ GARAJ' and 'DHARA HOGI' from 'Bandish Bandits' series it's a musical series
and many songs from this series are very great
Listen the song "mujhe ja na kaho meri jaan " From hindi film Anubhav by geeta datta
You will go mad review it & notify me
There is a video where young kaushiki chakraborty learns the craft of hundustani classical from her father....please watch that if you want to know what it takes to get here...
Its Indian Hindustani Classical Music
Bro Pakistan doesn't have its own music.
Pakistan is a Islamic Sharia Country... where music is Bad/ Harami
5:31 she smillled and said dude you are but slow cuz Indian classical music works in Tandom the accompaniment also has to keep pace with the singer when it goes slow or fast she said thoda which means little slow in this case
U missed it... it happened in London in October 2022.. it happens every year... Indian Classic
Why don’t you know? There’s Google. Are you telling me that all this wonderment that you show is only for the recording. Once off, you show *no* curiosity to check things out on Google. Why Google, you could start with the text written in the description.
But will you? Or just carry off pretend-pretend ingenue expression on the face? Hmmm. Let’s see. So far it’s only ‘let me know’. How about finding stuff. It’s easy.
Watch Pt, bhimsen joshi,,,,mahesh kale,,,,lata mangeshkar,,,,,Rahul deshpande