Ashwin Srinivasan + Swapnil Bhise: Raag Kedar

Come Together is a First Edition Arts initiative with the view to exposing a younger generation of music lovers to Indian Classical music. So rather than expect them to come to where this music normally lives, we decided to take the music to the places where this new audience typically hangs out. Café Zoe in Parel is one such place that suited our idea perfectly, the co-owners were enthusiastic and coupled with the fabulous F&B to be found there, we were sold. This would be an experience like no other this city has seen.
The second concert in this series features the talented flautist Ashwin Srinivasan accompanied by Swapnil Bhise on tabla. Without diluting or compromising the purity of the genre, we found the audience to be very receptive and responding very favourably to the music and the artistes. Here’s the second video from this concert.

[@gopaljoshifluteandphysics8488]

Superb performance
Very touching
Excellent

[@shubham_flute]

ऐसे राग बाँसुरी पर कम ही सुनने को मिलते हैं। बहोत ही उम्दा। कृपया आप राग भटियार या जौनपुरी पर भी कोई ऐसा video बनायें। ये राग सुनने को नहीं मिलते जल्दी और हमलोग जैसे सीखने वालों को कठिनाई आती है। by the way, u r phenomenal as usual.

[@thrabitoffical]

It's a so hard raga especially in flute.... Loved it😍😍😍....

[@sixthsense15]

Pancham hole का बहुत सुन्दर उपयोग इस राग में दिखाई दिया, बांसुरी में इस राग को आप ने बजाकर चमत्कृत कर दिया.

[@amr0008]

Khup Chhan...
Raag kedar..

[@devendrabakhshi179]

Bhut hii suder shant,,
You are my favorite sir

[@Manishflute761]

Thanku so much for upload these videos :) 🙏🙏❤️

[@gopaljoshi6257]

Bahothi Sunder. I like Rag Kedar On Flute

[@subhaschand7839]

Pleasure to hear Ashwin Ji. As always.

[@samyuktaskulkarni5635]

so soothing
so pure

[@harshawardhankaulgi665]

Beautifully played Kedar!!!

[@Alrukitaf]

Laa jawaab!

[@arjunxchauhan]

🙏🏼 Ashwin Sir 🙏🏼

[@ITkedar]

I become your fan!!!!

[@flutebiswa536]

❤

[@Relax92-pm]

Pranam guruji 🙏🙏🙏

[@purutoke]

Kya baat hain !

[@nikhilniky12345]

Waah wah

[@shammisharma5520]

The thumb hole is impressive. Is it completion for MA tivra or PA please explain in your next video thanks in advance GURU JI

[@anirudhmenon5281]

No one can play Kedar so perfectly on flute except Ashwin sir

[@likhitkajrolkar9820]

Try Shri. Milind Sheorey's Kedar

[@amoljoshi6546]

I don't get why are you comparing artists instead of enjoying the melody.
Every body has special respect to his favorites artist but that does not mean other artists are nowhere.

[@anirudhmenon5281]

@@amoljoshi6546 chill out man, I'm a big of Ashwin sir.

[@amoljoshi6546]

@@anirudhmenon5281 , being a flute learner, I also like Ashwin sir's flute renditions. But, I don't compare the artists. We have lot to learn from each of them.

[@anirudhmenon5281]

@@amoljoshi6546 yes agree with you

[@shanepesanka6292]

Only other Pandit who I can think of that can match his speed is Ronu Majumdar! I have never actually listened to this guy but my lord he is impressive!

[@anirudhmenon5281]

Have some respect for the Ashwin sir don't refer to him as "this guy".

[@shanepesanka6292]

@@anirudhmenon5281 Wow, I am literally talking about how great he is... There is no malicious intentions by saying "this guy." chup raho, dude... There is no disrespect in what I said.

[@anirudhmenon5281]

@@shanepesanka6292 didn't say anything about being malicious. Just pointing out the mannerism in which you should address great musicians.

[@shanepesanka6292]

@@anirudhmenon5281 Well I had no disrespect in mind when I said it.

[@dhagetita6924]

Kya baaat hai

[@dhanaji4745]

🙏🙏

[@nikhilniky12345]

Blowing joh Hume intense Marni chahiye ya halka . Please share

[@hariram-kg5oc]

🙏।

[@piuvbn]

Less Bansuri sound(Listen to Pandit Rajendra Prasannaji, you would understand what I mean) and more air(Hiss) sound is quite annoying.
But other than that the style and mastery is superb.

[@anirudhmenon5281]

Both are completely different blowing styles.

[@kavantrivedi6522]

The Recording instruments play important role to what we listen, some mics are high to catch sound even when player is little far, here he is playing very close so you listen to sound and air both, and on second thought.. Irrespective of player, we are listening to their blow only.. So Air gives natural touch..

[@theultimatephilosophy9578]

Please do not comment with incomplete knowledge of the subject 🙏

[@piuvbn]

@@theultimatephilosophy9578 so you consider yourself "the wise one"!!!! 🙏🙏

[@anirbanbhattacharjee9731]

Ashwin ji once told in an interview, that he prefers some noise of air, as the instrument is played by air itself! Thats why he creates that hissing sound himself and it is his signature! Every great artist has his own style! Nothing to comment on this! 🙏

[@shanepesanka6292]

This raag is not performed enough in Hindustani... In my opinion it is better than raags like Hansadhwani and deserves much more credit... As a bansuri player myself, I will make it my duty to learn this raag inside and out :)

[@pavelmaishan9141]

Sir yeah E Base hain kya? Kya ismey Pancham ka hole bhee hain ?

[@Alrukitaf]

I believe the bottom note is B. Sa is E, and it is a normal 6 hole plus a seventh hole for the upper hand thumb. Beautifully tuned and nice tone. And beautifully played too.

[@mularaikar]

which key bansuri is Sir using

[@Manishflute761]

E bass

[@rishiekshah1126]

Flute maker?

[@curiousmoron]

Isn't the bandish 'Kanha Re Nand Nandan'?

[@VamsiMohanKrishnaVadrevu]

Yes

[@shashithoppumukku943]

is raag kedar same as hamir kalyani ragam?

[@akashkulkarni7663]

Yes sir.. Very close

[@ITkedar]

Yes sir almost

[@JitenderKumar-yt9vk]

Flute scale

[@nurullahnafibd]

Sounds like D

[@tapangreatsuppersong5086]

Tabahi

[@theultimatephilosophy9578]

❤️