SUFI MUSIC is INCREDIBLE! Waleska & Efra react to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan & Baby Rahat Fateh Ali Khan
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
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Here's what we think of this INCREDIBLE set of videos you've recommended of UNFAK & Fateh Ali Khan.
If you're looking for the documentary Efra mentioned here is the link;
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What would music look like if it needed a persona=Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. He is the universe of music.
Wah 👏
Nusrat is a genius. The 40+ live version of Ankh Uthi Mohabbat Ne Angrai Li is on another level. The live version of Man Kunto Maula is also something to behold!
the 50+ version of haq Ali Ali is pure bewilderment
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan is a legend of music in general
Please listen to the full renditions, preferably with subtitles. They are extremely soulful and beautiful.
And once you have listened to a few, I’ll share some of other amazing qawwali singers to react 😊
Qawwali initiated in India and popularized by Amir Khusoro. It is basically sung at the Mazar / Tombs of Sufi Saints. It is a dying art these days as it needs years of practice and dedication plus as these are long devotional songs not much money is involved, thus leading to its decline. However, some families in India and Pakistan have fought the odds and still keep the tradition alive. The best part of Qawwali is the competition / jugal-bandi between the two singers who sing different verses and try to out-smart the other while being within the Sufi framework.
Rahat Fateh / Sabri Brothers / Abida Parveen / Fareed Ayaz / Warsi Brothers / Wadali Brothers are some keeping the tradition alive.
You can’t describe LEGEND ❤
If you're gonna have a pakistani feature Friday, I would love your reaction on "man aamadeh am" from coke studio. I discovered the video the other day and can't stop listening to it, especially for the drummer. Would be interested to hear your input, cause to my "regular person never held an instrument in my hand" ear, it sounded quite intricate and magnificent. Always wanting to learn from you guys so an analysis would be awesome 😁
Edit: also, would really love your reaction on "ae dil" of Ali Zafar & Sara Haider.. One of my favourite songs from coke studio Pakistan
They reacted to Ae Dil on Livestream on my request but not the whole video since it was a Speedrun. So I definitely second that.
what? man aamadeh am is terribly overrated.
@@pandaprrr995 maybe the melody is too linear but the time signature of that song is weird to my ear (I always like it when they go into the details so would be interested to hear their opinion)
Nusratji was his own composer, based on classic, but he improvised own . Totally unique
Qawalis are performed at Holy shrines, rarely in Ramadhan
About the Qawallis, Sufism and devoties-ism, to get down to brasstacks, this isnt part of the religion but more of a South Asian cultural phenomina, which got developed parallely. There are however a large number of South Asians(50% in Pakistan), who consider the devoetiesm as either part of Islam or atleast compatible enough to annex or suppliment it to religious side. However qawallis are not performed in Mosques. Mosques are generally reserved for prayers only, and sometimes the lowkey watered down versions of Qawallis(without tablas and backup performing entourage) dedicated to Prophet Muhammad are performed(again this pertains to the sect that 50% of population follow). The most traditional form are performed regularly at on shrines of Sufi figures, specially on death anniversaries known as "Urs".
Try listening to Khamaj and Lakh Jatan, Shafqat with Shafqat. It is a Fusion of TWO RAGAS done so seemlessly and two classical pieces so beautifully along with the budapest Orchestra.
This is Qawali basically started for preaching. So Qawali Nights are arranged during Ramzan and other auspicious holidays in Pakistan.
Sonu Nigams in concert at Wembley this weekend. Also Kaushiki Chakraborty at Barbican. In case you make it.
if you plan on another coke studio special:
Roshe
Yo Soch
Jaan-e-Baharaan
Mujh Se Pehli Si Muhabbat
Hairaan Hua
Dasht-e-Tanhai
Aamay Bhashaili Rey
Daanah Pah Daanah
Garaj Baras
Man Aamadeh Am
Nescafe Basement:
Aja Tenu Akhiyan Udeek Diyan
Na Kaho (Watch Nescafe Basement for good vocals and composition, watch Momina Mustehsan Version for Momina Vocals. Both are good. Personaly my favourite song)
Other Music:
Laga Rey - Shehzad Roy
Hona Tha Pyar
Supreme Ishq Anarkali
Mahi Ve - Faakhir
Jhoom - Ali Zafar
Ko Ko Korina
Nazia Hassan - Boom Boom
Maan Di Mauj - Hadiqa Kiani
O Wanjli Walarya - Fadia Shaboroz, Ali Abbas
Ghalat Fehmi (From "Superstar")
De Behna Nu Chunian - Sanam Marvi
Jaanay Is Dil - Hadiqa Kiani
Some recommendations you need to consider
Shafqat Amanat Ali is a wonderful artist and you need to listen to Khamaj with Fuzon and him,
Shafqat with Shafqat with Budapest Symphony, combining two Ragas and classical pieces seemlessly,
Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's Qawallis
Rahat Fateh Ali Khan's songs like Aaj Din CHadheya, Bol na Halke halke
Ah NFAK a master of centuries..He used to play with music and his voice live on the stage and he never failed to make historical rythmical scales because he also had a greatest qawwali squad ever , He used to teach on the stage....Not a single singer of today and past can meet his level..He is beyond this world ❤
Well singing is not what we do spiritually and religiously
Its called recitation of verses from holy book of Quran and Other versions are called Hamd, meaning Praising Lord Allah and Naat or Nasheed which means praising Prophet muhammad Peace be upon him
And manqabat meaning praising the holy saints gurus (AULIA) friends of Allah
So qawwali is sufi way which covers all of it ❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for reacting on Pakistani music and accepting it as Good
You guys are cool
love From pakistan
I went to 3 or 4 performances by Nusrat Fateh Ali khan and Qawwali group, absolutely amazing.
Have not heard his voice in years, legendary voice.
Now you have entered new zone of Qawali. 😊😊😊
I'm amazed with your understanding of music in essence. Love you both ❤❤
God bless you always and forever.
Madam noor jehan thé queen of punjabi music in pakistan listen any of her hits songs, lata jee from india Always praised her. Check one of her songs then decide. one of her romantic evergreen song "main te mera dilbar jani "
In hisdustani classical it's not pre determined. You have improvise with the given notes you can jump from one raag to other and come back to same raag and a song in same raag does not sound same just because of that. For instance laal Ishq and aayat are both raag yaman and bhupali but sound different. Therefore many bandish in hindustani classical will sound dofferent on same raag. And since bandish is of four to lines or five lines that is where khayal music comes in
Qawwals definitely undergo rigorous training of scales and raags from an early age. Once they master the scales they are more able to improvise on the raags. But without mastery of the raags and their melodic properties, improvisation would be impossible. These practice and training sessions of raags are called riyaz. Having said that a lot of what Nusrat and other qawwals do which seems like improvisation are indeed very carefully practiced melodic lines from within the raag.
This is all very similar to jazz music, where it seems like the pianist is making things up on the spot but in fact is combining his/her mastery of scales and hundreds of memorized melodic lines and licks to produce a coherent sounding improv. Hope this helps!
Guys.. coke studio bangla S2 second song.. amazing one . I thinku guys would enjoy. Great reaction btw🥰🔥
A very small amount of muslim donations go to mosque. Mostly it's to organizations that give it to poor people. Also in Ramadan almost all mosques arrange free food for people every day at Iftar time. People from any religion can come to mosque. Other than mosques there are many other arrangements of food at iftar, arranged by charity organizations and people themselves.
Amir khushrau and Nizamuddin Aulia were born in India not in Pakistan. Amir Khusrau was the student of Aulia. He is the father of sufi music.bassically the origin of Sufi music is India not Pakistan. Even Pakistan was not exist that time.
Love you guys, I have met The Legend Nusrat many times and Rahat since he was 8 years old. Manchester UK.
I appreciate your reactions on Bollywood &Pakistani
music. I thought I knew much about music having seen most BW and Pk singers. Since the 70s
Mohammad Rafi I met twice late 77, 79.
the happiness when yall postt :)))))
LOOKING AMAZING YOU TWO!
i asked you 100 timea in pervious about nusrat fateh ali mother of all the music in world .just watch his live qawwali .start and end of music in his music .occain of music .special watch womend 1985 nusrat performance where he decribes a to z of music in diffrnet raags in diffrent qawwali
now you have reached the depth of Pakistani music .. lot more to react
Not really in mosques or in normal prayers we don’t use music or so… this is more cultural way of expression but nit religious and it was used a lot in sufism.
I can say more if you listen to recitations without music like recite holy book and or praising God or the prophets in a respectful way, “hamd” or “naat” respectively.
Qawali is the spinal chord of sufi music. Sufi music is basically the words of sufi poets expressed through music. Qawaali was the first and most popular genre to bring the words of the sufi poet to the masses.
you really should do a Junoon special. They were the pioneers of Sufi Rock, singing sufi verses in rock music. They started out as a normal rock ban but by their third album they shifted wholly to sufi music and given us some of the best songs of the 90s and early 2000s. They enjoyed a massive fan following both in India and Pakistan alike.
You should definitely react to more osts and more of asim azhar
1-Soneya (Asim azhar)
2- Humraah (Asim Azhar)
3- Dard (Asim Azhar)
4- Ishqiya (Asim Azhar) it's an ost as well
5- Ishq mein kaafir (OST)
6- Lal ishq (OST) by Rahat Fateh Ali khan
7- Jaa tujhy maaf kiya (OST) still one of the most popular one
8- Bol kafaara (OST) Pakistan's first music video to cross 100 million
Love and respect from Islamabad Pakistan.....
In the UK we used to sing during assembly
You guys look dripped out in matching colours...❤❤
One and only ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan 🙏
Fun fact ones nusrat had sung qawali for 12 straight hours with just cups of water nothing else. So it is so mesmerising to know a legend and a singer of his calibre was from the same place as me. It seriously is just a owner to be able to call nusrat as pakistani singer
For your next Pakistani Feature Friday, you guys should react to Pakistani band music like Junoon, Awaz, Vital Signs, Strings, and Jal, Roxen, EP, Kashmir...
Brilliant video guys. Love your analysis on Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan saab. Your so on point with alot of your points.
As someone who has lived and loved qawali my whole life being from the same city as Nusrat Fateh ali Khan saab, I gotta say I really appreciate your appreciation of his work.
The money is a form of appreciation for the singer and the group for the verses that are in praise of God or his prophet.
Singing isn't really a part of the religion however sufi music is a part of the spiritual experience of closeness or comunian with God. You won't find this really in the Arab world but more in the Indian subcontinent. It was created and made prominent by the sufi mystics in that region as a way to bring people closer to God. Its in the blood of the people there.
No singing in worship at all. We recite verses from Quran 0nly... singing is a profession and singing RAAGAS is very difficult and different. Raagas have to be learnt from childhood and low and high notes singing like Rahat and nusrat is traditional and is travelling chest to chest . However their composition and music will always be sweet and learnt by generations listening music. He is one of the all time singer to be followed
i am from pakistan please seach more songs and ghazals and qawalis of nusrat fateh ali khan the legend alot more jewels you will find
Han g taa k pagal ho jain.
ye log bardasht nai kr pain gy USTAD G ko ....mark my words.
Ustad Rahat fateh ali khan legent word nmb one singer❤
If you are trynna learn about Pakistani music I would recommend Kahani suno 2.0 by kaifi Khalil (singer in kana yaari) it's awsmm! It broke all the records and is among top 20 of global music
I agree, the song you are referring to is an amazing composition however to understand the deep roots of the culture and lifestyle across the borders there is no other format of music other than the combination of Sufi and Qawali and then there is no other singer on this planet who is as blessed as Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Saahab.
qawali does happen during ramadan but during the night when you can drink and eat
Thanks for responding to my email guys! And I really hope you enjoyed my documentary!
There are some families in whole subcontinent which teaches their young to sing from early age.
Listen to some of the songs by Gumal Ali, Jagjit Singh and other Sufi/classical singers from that era. On an interview Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan once mentioned Gumal Ali as one of his favourite singers
The money is not given to charity. The musicians keep it.
If you do another Punjabi Feature Friday, I'd love to hear your reaction on Imran Khan's Amplifier. I'm in love with it. Please do a tribute to the legendary Sidhu.
You need to finish off reacting to UNFAK and Andre Antunes
Out of this world what Andre has done.
In fact , it’d be amazing if you could have him on your and interview him
Love a lot from Pakistan. we would love to hear more from NFAK.
Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan 🙏❤️
With no doubt in mind we need more of these. thnku
No u dont......this singer will entice u.....geography, culture and language is not a barrier for this singer...m.i mean this singer will become part of u ...i repeat part of u
@@rajahadayat2141 well its too late then, UNFAK is already a part of me & im sure for millions around the globe 🌍 💗 what a talent, what a legend 🙌🏼
@@thefabricoz legend n talent are no words......he is reshaping lives here in ASIA. He is not just a singer.....he is an influencer!!!!!!
Bro it's sufi culture and this thing is unique to India and Pakistan and it's not happen in Mosque but at Dargah(resting place) of famous sufi saints
@waleska herrera
In English we call them chords, this is actually called Sargam " SA RE GA MA PA DHA NI SA" ... in english its called
We do recite or listen "NAATS and HAMMAD" in Ramadan but without music
what an unusual choice of raag. Jogiya! I do like the raag but a) I havent heard much of it in northern indian music and b) I think I prefer raag gunkali over it perhaps cause the tetracords are symmetric there.
There is no need of explanation...Nusrat saab's music is puzzle can only solved by God...He only sings for him..💯💯💯💯💯💯💯
Nusrat Saab is Unbelievable when it comes on SarGam❤️❤️
So far you guys have missed the most iconic performances of Coke Studio
1- Rung (Rahat and Amjabd Sabri)
2- Kangna
If u want soulful voice.
U need farhaan Saeed.
Halka Halka suroor
Legend Ustad Nusrat fateh Ali khan 💕🇵🇰💕
Culture predates religion in this part of the world called Pakistan.. what you get to hear is amalgamation of years of musical development in the region.. Pakistan became muslim majority in 1947 with considerable Christian, Hindu, Sikh, Parsi minorities the numbers to which declined in years after due to discrimination and hate crimes against them.. the music is the region has been there for centuries..
The name of the young boy is rahat fateh Ali khan the well known legend of Pakistan
The child sitting next to him is the Rahat Fateh Ali khan the living legend
Rahat is not the child in the video. Rahat is sitting on the left of Nusrat sahab.
Love me like this reaction!
Guys if you want to see the magic of Paksitani Fusion music, check out :
Rabba Ho by Saeen Zahoor, Sanam Marvi Coke Studio Season 6
Moray Naina Zara Madani Coke Studio Season 6
Miyan ki Malhaar Ayesha Omar, Fariha Pervez, Zara Madani Coke Studio Season 6
Mahi Gal, Assad Abbad & Fariha Pervez Coke Studio Season 6
react to some underrated but awesome songs like (belive me these all are gems)
1. ZAROORAT -Singer: MUSTAFA ZAHID & Lyrics,Music: MITHOON(he composed arijit's most viewed and loved songs like Tum hi ho, Mai phir bhi tumko chahunga) ,
2. ISHQ BHULAVA-Singer - Sanam & Shipra Goyal & Music - Vishal & Shekhar (this is SANAM's 1st & only bollywood movie song, he sang it really well)
3. a few AMIT TRIVEDI'S compositions-- meethi boliyan(singer-amit himself), Shauq(singer-swanand,shahid,sireesha) , Namo Namo(singer-amit himself) , Qafirana(arijit)
Goated songs
Have you heard sehmi hai dhadkan by Atif Aslam? Quite underrated
Not true. Sanam did DHAT TERI KI for a movie with V-S, which was their first Bollywood song, and half a dozen more film songs after that.
free flowing conversation, yes, but within the structure of the raag
Rang & Junoon band live Reaction is must in next Pakistan feature Friday
Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩
no the money is not for charity. It was earning of the group. The much they entranced the audiance, the much they are paid. There used to be no fixed budget for these events mostly previously. The Qawali singer had to work for its payment.
In religious community what they practice is NAAT (Praise of ProphetMuhammad P.B.U.H) or HAMD (Praise of God) but they at most use drums (tambourine and the daf) which is allowed other instruments are not prohibited in Islam (as far as I know it is kind of conflicted by some sects) also I should mention even this practice is not practiced by everyone other than most Mosques during prayer have Quran recital which is done in beautiful tones by Mosque Imams/Qaris it has nothing to do with music just Quran recital during Prayers (Namaz). The Sufi Music comes from Sufi Islam which is a branch of Islam which is heavily inspired by Saints of Islam and their poetries/writings so alot of people perform Qawali Music at their (Saints) shrines but no music is allowed in Mosques infact this Qawali music is also frowned upon by mojor sects of Islam. Above based on my knowledge
King of music ❤
Full esposode of nfk with Peter Gabriel and other artists
He is Legend ❤
Pride of Punjab 🔥
Can you react on Pakistani drama osts?? Preferably : Mere humsafar, Tere Bin & Mujhe pyar hua tha
Or ALI ZAFAR pehli si mohabbat unplugged and the ost.
They've reacted to mere humsafar and kahani suno live before
@@saism4570 Did they uploaded that?
@@saism4570 havent seen iy on their channel, id love for them to explore more of zali zafar songs as he has a unique voice
@@igot7elf237 No, they only reacted to it on their live
Pls reach to farhaan Saeed.
Naam e wafa, Halka Halka suroor, and
Roiyaan.
well wishing from Sindh Pakistan
the money in front of them are not for charity but are for them...its appreciation money, they enjoying the music so they want to give more money as an appreciation...
He is the Nusrat, The King Of Qawali.
He was a magician.
In the school i was going to in pakistan we had to sing a naat (appraisal of prophet) or hamnd (appraisal of god) everyday and everyone had to sing it. So you can say that this is kind of like a norm but not many people pursue it as a career but usually almost every pakistan can sing to some extend. Just talking from my experience
Dear Brother and sister, in Islam we DO NOT USE any music in mosque. This type of Sufi music is played and enjoyed at gathering OR at Shrines of Sufi Legends. There are two thoughts in Islam. One is that music is forbidden in islam and the 2nd is that it can be used with some precaution BUT NOT in Mosque.
Little child is rahat Fatah Ali Khan
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Look bro sufisim is not a compulsory part of islam its mystic.and qawali has to do nothing with islam its an art but not religion..amir khusro was a mystic preacher and due to music led society he adopted this mode..qawwali or music is not a religious part because even sufiasim is not a part of islam its a practical relegion
you should watch complete videos of every part...everything is available on youtube
COOL !
Love from Pakistan
So Awesome
you are so beautiful waleska♥♥♥❣❣❣❣
Must watch "Lambe Lambe baal" &
"Court Me Goli" Hariyanvi Music video. It's really Amezing 🔥
Love you guys from Pakistan ❤❤❤
He is king of Raag sargam and Qawali.
DOPE !
I'm from Pakistan and watching
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