what a beautiful and sweet Kafi - beautiful stretching of the notes...truly so many unsung masters....thanks for making our knowledge and appreciation richer with this gem
Thank you for preserving this music and making it assessable to anyone with internet access. I have enjoyed listening to the oldest surviving recordings of Indian classical music as well as pre 1960 music and comparing it to modern musicians. The same for western classical music as well. It’s fascinating to be able to hear the differences as opposed to relying on commentary from people who lived in the distant past descriptions of going to concerts. We are the first generation in history to have this privilege. Thanks for taking the time to post this music. I truely appreciate it
what a beautiful and sweet Kafi - beautiful stretching of the notes...truly so many unsung masters....thanks for making our knowledge and appreciation richer with this gem
Very good, thanks!
I have learned very similar phrasing of kafi in RadhikaMohan Maitra’s teaching tradition.
divine Kaafi. So simple, so melodious and so sweet. What great musicians we have had in the past. May God bless them all.
Pure bliss, thanks for sharing
Priceless genius he was.....
Music was so nice without fringes but melodious those days, without acrobatics
Very true !it was pure music and for the sake of celebrating music only! divine souls 🙏
Hooked at the first few strokes.
What longing...❤
So beautiful playing!!
What a beautiful rendition,awesome, thank you
His simplicity and authenticity makes the music simply captivating.
Waah melodius❤
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wow! One hallmark of the kans (and phrasing in general) is their continuity and flow.
I have heard about yuzuf saheb. But today only I heard his playing!
What an excellent historicsl resource! Thanks for all your work in compiling and uploading.
Thank you for preserving this music and making it assessable to anyone with internet access. I have enjoyed listening to the oldest surviving recordings of Indian classical music as well as pre 1960 music and comparing it to modern musicians. The same for western classical music as well. It’s fascinating to be able to hear the differences as opposed to relying on commentary from people who lived in the distant past descriptions of going to concerts. We are the first generation in history to have this privilege. Thanks for taking the time to post this music. I truely appreciate it
A very sweet and beautiful rendition.Mind blowing.
Amazing performance. Keep uploading more.Thanking. You
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A truly beautiful rendering but it sounds like Pilu. Any comments please.
Indeed there are many interwoven shades of ragas Pilu and Deshi (both belonging to Kafi Thaat), brought on by the gayaki style of presentation.
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Bahu Accha
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इतना अच्छी बजायीगी और कभी नाम भी नहीं सुना खां साहब का
Beautiful illustration ❤
सुभान अल्लाह! बहुत खूब!