कोई भी साज आपके हात आये, सूरबहार या सितार, साज अपने आप बोलने लगता है. आॅंखे बंद करो, तो लगता है " सुबह " हो रही है. नया दिन नई आशांए लेकर हमारे दिलको छू रहा है. कह रहा है इस सुर सागरमे, सूर बहार साथ डूबो. अपने भगवान का एहसास करा लो भगवान आपके दिल मे ही है. जाग जाओ और जगाओ उस ईश्र्वर को. सुरोंकी समाधी का अनुभव कर लो.
+J Riette Sitar is the istrument people normaly associate Ust. Shahid Parvez Khan with. Sitar is a higher tuned smaller instrument and played mostly in a faster style. There's two types of classical music Khyal and Dhrupad. Khyal is a little lighter and faster moving (in a sense) Sitar is mostly used for this. Surbahar is used for Dhrupad an much older more meditative style of music. Somewhere in the comments is said the Surbahar here is played like Sitar. Which can also mean "playing stuff the instrument was not build for".. like some bassists play like a guitarist sometimes.. But it could also mean "its played with skill like he plays Sitar with skill".. that can be considered a complement.. Ustadji has clearly looked at Surbahar as beeing the Surbahar.. If you play Sitar you'll understand some things work very different then on Surbahar the Ustad in the video understood this very well. So to answer your question: Quality of knowing the instrument and its origin and respecting the tradition (Sitar came after Surbahar to make a music that became more adapt to amusing people at concerts worldwide, not saying if thats good or bad here). But if your new to this just listen whatever you resonate to. I just posted my comment because I love and greatly admire the effort put in to the music by the artist on reaching high levels on these different instruments in the different styles.
I think this is a fairly restrained alap for an player in the Imdadkhani gharana. Compare to Imrat Khan. And it’s significantly slower and less flashy than Parvez’s sitar alaps.
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A great sitar maestro playing surbahar so gracefully and tunefully.
रुको नही, दिल अभी भरा नही. प्यास तो और ही बढ़ गई है. ईश्वर आपको लंबी उम्र दे. धन्यवाद!
Heart touching performance. you are always a great performar. 🙏🙏🙏💐
So peaceful, so clean !
Beautiful.
God Bless.
Thanks.
You are a great inspiration to me! It's my dream to play the Surbahar!
So powerful and so graceful....
कोई भी साज आपके हात आये, सूरबहार या सितार, साज अपने आप बोलने लगता है. आॅंखे बंद करो, तो लगता है " सुबह " हो रही है. नया दिन नई आशांए लेकर हमारे दिलको छू रहा है. कह रहा है इस सुर सागरमे, सूर बहार साथ डूबो. अपने भगवान का एहसास करा लो
भगवान आपके दिल मे ही है. जाग जाओ और जगाओ उस ईश्र्वर को.
सुरोंकी समाधी का अनुभव कर लो.
Actually very nice Surbahar playing like Surbahar playing (not so much like Sitar playing). Wonderfull Instrument & Wonderfull Playing!!
+Stein nietS I am new to this type of music what makes it more like surbahar playing versus sitar-like playing?
+J Riette Sitar is the istrument people normaly associate Ust. Shahid Parvez Khan with. Sitar is a higher tuned smaller instrument and played mostly in a faster style. There's two types of classical music Khyal and Dhrupad. Khyal is a little lighter and faster moving (in a sense) Sitar is mostly used for this. Surbahar is used for Dhrupad an much older more meditative style of music. Somewhere in the comments is said the Surbahar here is played like Sitar. Which can also mean "playing stuff the instrument was not build for".. like some bassists play like a guitarist sometimes.. But it could also mean "its played with skill like he plays Sitar with skill".. that can be considered a complement.. Ustadji has clearly looked at Surbahar as beeing the Surbahar.. If you play Sitar you'll understand some things work very different then on Surbahar the Ustad in the video understood this very well. So to answer your question: Quality of knowing the instrument and its origin and respecting the tradition (Sitar came after Surbahar to make a music that became more adapt to amusing people at concerts worldwide, not saying if thats good or bad here). But if your new to this just listen whatever you resonate to. I just posted my comment because I love and greatly admire the effort put in to the music by the artist on reaching high levels on these different instruments in the different styles.
Possible I'm not an expert on the history (though I've heard Sitars used to be less small (compared to now a days))
I don't claim to be an expert by any means, but this didn't sound too different from an Alap that you would play on the Sitar.
I think this is a fairly restrained alap for an player in the Imdadkhani gharana. Compare to Imrat Khan. And it’s significantly slower and less flashy than Parvez’s sitar alaps.
superb, so deep it goes
Stupendous 😍😍😍😍
Hi, music lover im Hindustani music lover.
Shahid bhai playing surbahar like sitar :)
it's Bass Sitar, actually
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Hi, how can I tuning a subrayar, thank you
Depends on which raag you're going to play.
The Surbahar tunes you,