Between Carnatic Music ( widely pursued and nurtured in Southern India ) & Hindustani Music ( widely pursued and nurtured in Northern India) , India may probably have a most ( if not *the* most ) structured system of music in the world. The beauty lies in the fact that, while the *rigid* structure demands a total dedication as a learner, and takes almost an entire lifetime to master; once a competence is acquired, the artist enters the hallowed world of improvisation, which is actually the holy grail of the whole journey. In this phase, there is a tussle between the conditioned brain - bearing fidelity to the *raaga,* and the restlesssly explorative brain - trying to push the frontiers of pure musical expression and interpretation. In this exalted stage, the artist effortlessly surfs the waves of melody with such virtuosity, that not only does she sip the nectar from the holy grail, but also manages to immerse the listener in a deluge of rapturous wonder. These Indian Classical music forms are in a way, a reflection of Indian philosophical thought, which seeks to unify the opposites. These two classical music forms of India.... exhilarate - only to edify; and excite ...... only to calm.
Wow... I'm lost for words.. I'm so impressed... How humans are able to sing like that... Such control of voice and breathing... I can't say how impressed I am... Mezmarizing
Between *Carnatic Music* ( widely pursued and nurtured in South India ) & *Hindustani Music* ( widely pursued and nurtured in North India) , India may probably have a most ( if not *the* most ) structured system of music in the world. The beauty lies in the fact that, while the *rigid* structure demands a total dedication as a learner, and takes almost a whole lifetime to master; once a competence is acquired, the artist enters the hallowed world of improvisation, which is actually the holy grail of the whole journey. In this phase, there is a tussle between the conditioned brain - bearing fidelity to the raaga, and the restlesssly explorative brain - trying to push the frontiers of pure musical expression and interpretation. In this exalted stage, the artist effortlessly surfs the waves of melody with such virtuosity, that not only does she sip the nectar from the holy grail, but also immerses the listener in a deluge of rapturous wonder. These Indian Classical music forms are in a way, a reflection of Indian philosophical thought, which seeks to unify the opposites. These music forms exhilarate, only to edify, and excite, only to calm.
Carnatic music emanates from that part of the soul within which God resides and nothing I have heard/experienced/inspired by has ever been as beautiful, pure, perfect, honest, wholesome, truthful, blissful, inspirational, peaceful, compassionate and heavenly, except pure LOVE itself...which is what I feel when I listen to such perfection. It seems as if God himself listens in awe when these great, humble human beings deliver such gifts from their very essence & soul...uncontrollable tears of admiration, joy and hope stream with every note sung & played....no amount of words could express the overwhelming emotion I feel in the presence of such genius...and yet I do not understand a word...there is no need to....pure love, beauty and bliss needs no words. No amount of wealth, material possession or ego could ever be more valuable than the elation that this music brings. Thank you Lord and all carnatic artists for your inexplicable gift that allows you to share your soul and love with us through this ancient music...I am reborn every time I listen to a rendition and I have no doubt in my mind of the existence of God ...none whatsoever
Carnatic music means KARNATAKA Samageetha. Purandhara Dasa who created a Carnatic music. Proud to be born in Karnataka. Listening to Carnatic music is not just treat to our ears also it enriches our soul. Thank you Karnataka
This enriched music world has a huge mountain which the name of "shadkala govinda marar"at the time of thrimoorthi's of Carnatic music,as believe he was born in kerala kottayam district at near venni mala.
@@Neel377 Carnatic music, known as Karnāṭaka saṃgīta or Karnāṭaka saṅgītam in the South Indian languages, is a system of music commonly associated with South India, including the modern Indian states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, and Sri Lanka.[1][2] It is one of two main subgenres of Indian classical music that evolved from ancient Sanatana dharma sciences and traditions, particularly the Samaveda.[3] The other subge
The tragedy is that this one has only 350k views and 170 comments. While some videos where people share their daily boring routine has more than 10 mil views.
Sir I have uploaded some keerthanas in raaga bowli,hindola...pls listen and give your valuable comments I have given the channel link below youtube.com/@Nagamanidoraswamaiah?si=OK22Z_u98JDI8Qf_ Thanks
Karnaatic music is understandably enjoyed by just a discerning select few who are able to relish its subtle but delectable nuances. In a parallel analogy one understands why bees are attracted to only the aromatic flowers.
My father used to loop carnatic music 24/7 during my childhood, at home, in car. I used to hate it with a passion. Just wondering are there counterpoints and fugues in carnatic/hindustani music?
Ilangay ( modern day Stri Lanka ) is an independent country. In the early A. D. centuries thousands of Thamizhargall ( = Tamils ) settled on the island , but didn't colonise it. But in the middle of the last century the Lankan govt confined them to a narrow enclave on the north east . They called it Eezham and fought for its independence. But their efforts were cruelly put down by the majority Sinhaala military.
Carnatic music, known as Karnāṭaka saṃgīta or Karnāṭaka saṅgīta in the South Indian languages, is a system of music commonly associated with South India, including the modern Indian states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, and Sri Lanka. Carnatic music is mainly sung through compositions, especially the kriti (or kirtana) - a form developed between the 14th and 20th centuries by composers such as Purandara Dasa Purandara Dasa's Carnatic music compositions in Kannada language
Love from Africa. This is beautiful and hypnotic.
I don't understand the language since I was born and live in Canada but I like the music. Hats off to the singers
They might be in Sanscrit, so I think not even many Indians can understand the lyrics without a translation or without seing the text.
They are kannada telugu a d sanskrit
Excellent collection in Telugu available with me. Contact
Between Carnatic Music ( widely pursued and nurtured in Southern India ) & Hindustani Music ( widely pursued and nurtured in Northern India) , India may probably have a most ( if not *the* most ) structured system of music in the world.
The beauty lies in the fact that, while the *rigid* structure demands a total dedication as a learner, and takes almost an entire lifetime to master; once a competence is acquired, the artist enters the hallowed world of improvisation, which is actually the holy grail of the whole journey.
In this phase, there is a tussle between the conditioned brain - bearing fidelity to the *raaga,* and the restlesssly explorative brain - trying to push the frontiers of pure musical expression and interpretation.
In this exalted stage, the artist effortlessly surfs the waves of melody with such virtuosity, that not only does she sip the nectar from the holy grail, but also manages to immerse the listener in a deluge of rapturous wonder.
These Indian Classical music forms are in a way, a reflection of Indian philosophical thought, which seeks to unify the opposites.
These two classical music forms of India.... exhilarate - only to edify; and excite ...... only to calm.
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A beautiful and profound piece on Indian music and its evolution with Indian thought.
Hey.. lots of brackets.
Gosh u hv written this so well👍👍👍
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😄😄 Thank God for brackets !!
Much love for south Indian classic music love from Africa
This is not south Indian music . it is Hindu music . plzz read history . where it comes and why from north it extinguishes ?
India is not in Africa. Read a map.
@@antzsharkor6777 Bruh he/she just said that he's from Africa and he loves Indian Classical music. You should read properly I guess but go off.
@@AshishGupta-sj5ye this is carnatic music and its south indian
South India is still India , I guess
மிக உயர்ந்த இசை வடிவங்கள்.
இசைத்த கலைஞர்கள் அனைவருமே கடவுளின் உயர்ந்த படைப்புகள்.
பாமரர்களாகிய நாங்கள் ரசிப்பதைத் தவிர வேறு என்ன சொல்ல.
ఆ సంగీత సాగరంలో విహరిస్తూ అపార సంతోషం పొందుతున్నాను
Wow... I'm lost for words.. I'm so impressed... How humans are able to sing like that... Such control of voice and breathing... I can't say how impressed I am... Mezmarizing
Lengdary & beautiful musician
🙏
Between *Carnatic Music* ( widely pursued and nurtured in South India ) & *Hindustani Music* ( widely pursued and nurtured in North India) , India may probably have a most ( if not *the* most ) structured system of music in the world.
The beauty lies in the fact that, while the *rigid* structure demands a total dedication as a learner, and takes almost a whole lifetime to master; once a competence is acquired, the artist enters the hallowed world of improvisation, which is actually the holy grail of the whole journey.
In this phase, there is a tussle between the conditioned brain - bearing fidelity to the raaga, and the restlesssly explorative brain - trying to push the frontiers of pure musical expression and interpretation.
In this exalted stage, the artist effortlessly surfs the waves of melody with such virtuosity, that not only does she sip the nectar from the holy grail, but also immerses the listener in a deluge of rapturous wonder.
These Indian Classical music forms are in a way, a reflection of Indian philosophical thought, which seeks to unify the opposites.
These music forms exhilarate, only to edify, and excite, only to calm.
@@krish6729 you have explained it beautifully. You are blessed with knowledge and wisdom to put it so touchingly. Thanks
The comments made by Krish R. have covered adequately and succinctly what i wished to offer regarding the classical. music of India.
0:00 - Sri Maha Ganapatim (Athana)
8:33 - Kshira Saga Sayana (Devagandhaari)
23:08 - Kanaka Saila (Punnagavaraali)
27:42 - Bhajare Manasa (Aabheri)
36:52 - Rama Ninnu Nammina (Mohanam)
51:31 - Omkara (Lavangi)
1:00:57 Shanmukham Bhaja (Sindhu Bhairavi)
Thank you 😊
Thank You
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Thank you...🤩
All song classical great
Carnatic vocal contributes a lot to get success in medical treatment using the mudras.
Carnatic music.......
Feel so happy.......
Happy vibe......
Take my all stress away from me
Make me happy.......... 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
I know nothing about music but whenever I listen to this I feel like something is touching my heart ...It must be touching my soul .
Carnatic music is pure bliss 😍
First is ataana ragam
Best of karnataka musiv
Carnatic music emanates from that part of the soul within which God resides and nothing I have heard/experienced/inspired by has ever been as beautiful, pure, perfect, honest, wholesome, truthful, blissful, inspirational, peaceful, compassionate and heavenly, except pure LOVE itself...which is what I feel when I listen to such perfection.
It seems as if God himself listens in awe when these great, humble human beings deliver such gifts from their very essence & soul...uncontrollable tears of admiration, joy and hope stream with every note sung & played....no amount of words could express the overwhelming emotion I feel in the presence of such genius...and yet I do not understand a word...there is no need to....pure love, beauty and bliss needs no words. No amount of wealth, material possession or ego could ever be more valuable than the elation that this music brings.
Thank you Lord and all carnatic artists for your inexplicable gift that allows you to share your soul and love with us through this ancient music...I am reborn every time I listen to a rendition and I have no doubt in my mind of the existence of God ...none whatsoever
Let me guess... you don't speak hindi or sanskrit?
While listening this music, one never feels helplessness, gets abundant positive Energy. We are great Lucky.
That one fly in the room
Btw great music 🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🥶🔥🥶🥶🥶🔥🔥🔥
Great experience. How much of practice these people must have done to make it a beautiful experience for us. God bless them.
Sir Balamuralikrishna's ksheerasagara shayana is superb !!!!!!!
The Music lifts one to height of delight in Devotion of the Almighty! Thank you for your help in the work!
Carnatic music means KARNATAKA Samageetha. Purandhara Dasa who created a Carnatic music. Proud to be born in Karnataka. Listening to Carnatic music is not just treat to our ears also it enriches our soul. Thank you Karnataka
This enriched music world has a huge mountain which the name of "shadkala govinda marar"at the time of thrimoorthi's of Carnatic music,as believe he was born in kerala kottayam district at near venni mala.
Lovely comment 😂 ❤
Since when Karnataka holds the proprietary of this music, what about Andhra and Kerala
@@husaindaud5569 check out wiki
@@Neel377 Carnatic music, known as Karnāṭaka saṃgīta or Karnāṭaka saṅgītam in the South Indian languages, is a system of music commonly associated with South India, including the modern Indian states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, and Sri Lanka.[1][2] It is one of two main subgenres of Indian classical music that evolved from ancient Sanatana dharma sciences and traditions, particularly the Samaveda.[3] The other subge
The tragedy is that this one has only 350k views and 170 comments. While some videos where people share their daily boring routine has more than 10 mil views.
Indian music is so heartwarming for me, the vocals and the instruments complement each other perfectly
Sir
I have uploaded some keerthanas in raaga bowli,hindola...pls listen and give your valuable comments I have given the channel link below
youtube.com/@Nagamanidoraswamaiah?si=OK22Z_u98JDI8Qf_
Thanks
Carnatic music is so deep and divine❤❤🙏🙏
I love 💞Souh Indian Classic👌👌👌👌
Carnatic Music...the mother of Indian classical music. Still remains pure, unadulterated by modernity.
What a celestial music!!! Goddesses chanting!!!
Excellent selected renditions of legend vidwans and vidhushies wooven together.these are extremely producing soul touching effect to music lovers.
Karnatic music is one of Bharatheeya gift for our universe....
Carnatic music is not only for entertainment.its for enlightenment.so , it's truly a gift as you said.
I am adoring carnatic music from chennai itself,
Well wishes for great artist and music today I am Balu very much love for the Carnatic classical music
These devine songs were compose by eminent musicians of south india centuries baack
Super collections mesmerising songs like these collections pl be posted.
Yes Bro /Sis also I love south India music , dance like bharatnatyam , kuchipuddi ,kathakali, mohiniattam...
Love from me 🙏🙏
For all artist
❤️❤️❤️
Karnaatic music is understandably enjoyed by just a discerning select few who are able to relish its subtle but delectable nuances. In a parallel analogy one understands why bees are attracted to only the aromatic flowers.
Lovely Songs, greatly composed.... Thanks for sharing on this platform
this is the kind of music i was searching for, really classical at its best. hare krishna
Excellent compositions oy carnatic music which is immotal
this music gives me tingles in my spine! this takes such amazing vocal control
Try these songs based on Carnatic music
Pramadavanam veendum
Devasabhathalam
Thank you very much.
Feel so happy ❤
Great songs. Artists/no words. All time mesmerizing voices. Thank you for uploading like this various singers and selected songs. 🙏🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏
Namaskaram mahanubhava
Beauty of South Indian music
A Gem Collection Proud to listen
Super and heavenly even God can enjoy
23:08 Magistral, nunca había oído algo como esto 😮😮😮
Muchas gracias
I like carnatimusic very much
Namma Karnataka classic
Excellent selected renditions of legends
This is what Carnatic music is! Hats off to all the musicians! 👌👌👌
Thanks 🇨🇦
Wow very nice singing 👏👏
Ganapati Vandana in Carnatic music 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
അനുഭൂതിയിൽ
ലയിച്ചിരുന്നു...
കർണ്ണാടക സംഗീതം അറിയില്ലെങ്കിലും
Very beatiful
I love Carnatic music. Especially the radio days.
COLLECTION OF LEGENDS ENJOYED
Aruna sairam
அருமை. நன்றி.
Now that's what we call is music
Ghanshyam Singh g
amazing version
Hats off
GOLD!!
Great stuff
This song is very nice👍
All are Carnatic kings.
Very very excellent collection
& Stress free feel and feel
Heavenly...peace of mind...positive vibes.....❤❤❤
So much relaxation after hearing them ☺️
Wonderful singing.
Karthik national player from Saidapet sudha raghunathan madam and is guru mlv Amma collection songs
I love THIS!!!
Very Organic
Simply to say a Bliss.
Very nice and melodies songs.
Love from north ( Himachal Pradesh) snow outside and warm inside by this beautiful music 🙏🏼
Excellent collection
Iam found of Carnatic music.
Fond*
Yes truly 😍😍
Lovly song
Superb
Best music
God 's gift - Carnatic music
Very nice collection indeed!
My father used to loop carnatic music 24/7 during my childhood, at home, in car. I used to hate it with a passion. Just wondering are there counterpoints and fugues in carnatic/hindustani music?
This is amazing
Hi
Honey in the ears...
Maharajapuram rendition is melody at its best soaked in bhakthi. Balamurali performance is par excellence
ആശംസകൾ
Great renditions indeed.
Good
What a melody. God gift.
Old is Gold nay Platinum
superb compilation
arpitaDG very 0leasing
Ilangay ( modern day Stri Lanka ) is an independent country. In the early A. D. centuries thousands of Thamizhargall ( = Tamils ) settled on the island , but didn't colonise it. But in the middle of the last century the Lankan govt confined them to a narrow enclave on the north east . They called it Eezham and fought for its independence. But their efforts were cruelly put down by the majority Sinhaala military.
Nice music
Very nice
Love music
Carnatic music, known as Karnāṭaka saṃgīta or Karnāṭaka saṅgīta in the South Indian languages, is a system of music commonly associated with South India, including the modern Indian states of Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala and Tamil Nadu, and Sri Lanka.
Carnatic music is mainly sung through compositions, especially the kriti (or kirtana) - a form developed between the 14th and 20th centuries by composers such as Purandara Dasa
Purandara Dasa's Carnatic music compositions in Kannada language
Certified Vijayanagara Classic
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What a voice
heavenly
lol these videos need more credit, like, music is UNDERRATED.
Who is Sudha ji's mridangam player on bhajare??
Stress free .......💞
Wow ❤️