Jimmy Sudekum | Surbahar | Raag Basant Mukhari | Alaap Jod Jhala

Jimmy Sudekum is a video producer from Los Angeles who is doubly passionate about music. He began playing saxophone at 12 years old, then quickly took up the piano, guitar, and bass. Yet from the moment he first heard the sitar, he felt the call to study Indian Classical Music.
Never knowing where or how to find a teacher, he didn't begin studying sitar until he met Paul Livingstone, disciple to Pandits Ravi Shankar and Rajeev Taranath. Paul's exceptional musicianship, careful pedagogy, and indomitable love for the sitar provided a bedrock for Jimmy's studies.
After discovering Madhuvanti Pal's incredible lockdown series on UA-cam, he was inspired to study the surbahar through the lens of dhrupad. Madhuvanti took him as a student, introducing him to the techniques of the rudra veena, the dhrupad approach to raga, and a far deeper conception of sur.

[@seraphemcherubem6426]

Sounds more like rudra veena

[@ChandanHazarika777]

🌻🌻

[@paullivingstone640]

well played brother!

[@narmattaruoficial9588]

Excelente..que bien suena eso...saludos desde Chile

[@nilanjankmukherjee234]

I just read the description.. Incredible

[@KeziahMason]

Beauttiful!

[@JeffStarr]

This is great! Thank you for sharing with us.

[@maomao665]

Very nice sound … and nice intro …speed note we must learn from master both in western and indian rithem .. so please hear and practise and the n you can fly high.

[@vaibhav._.tanwar]

Madhuvanti ma'am he is not using a mizrab. Does it not hurt the plucking finger? The rendition was beautiful. I especially loved the lower octave sound. Now even i want a surbahar