Played on the earth. Echoing from the Heavens

@abhimanyugupta1989

2 жыл бұрын

Wah

@sandeephattangady5270

2 жыл бұрын

Well stated!

There's something divine about the way Ud SPK sahib expounds a raag. He should be required listening for students on how to develop a raag. The way he plays the essential phrases with minimalist yet inspired ornamentation, and the pure beauty of his melodies are illustrative of a divine mastery of his instrument and an object lesson in humility. He shows that while he is certainly capable of flashy and complicated playing, he often chooses a simpler, direct approach, resulting in music pleasant to the ear for those learned in the field of ICM but also instructive to Western beginners like me. 🙏 He's also a master at playing the audience, no doubt about it.

velvet and sillk for the soul greetings from France

@donsagucio8619

4 жыл бұрын

leopard

Hairat angiz lamhe by Janab Ustad Parvez by Bhimpalasi raga! Wah! Keya baat ....

Simply divine is all I can say being only a KG student in music. I love Bageshri and Bimpalasi among the many soulful ragas. I can imagine how much maestro's must be enjoying.Look at Ashwini, Kaushiki and MS Gopalakrishnanin Bageshri, Bimpalasi and Puria. How learned these great artists are. What amount of practice must they have undergone. Thank you ALLMIGHTY GOD for giving us the faculty and sense of hearing .-Dr.PV.Jois

@romitgupta2832

6 жыл бұрын

P V Jois you need to listen to his Bageshri with Pt. Anindo Chatterjee it’s unreal

@JoePalau

4 жыл бұрын

P V Jois The older I get the more I am awed by the disciple, the dedication of mind, body and soul of great masters to their art. Humbling would be but a starter. Tears of joy come far closer to an expression of my gratitude for the courage taken and expressed by their life’s journey. I should like to add that their journey would be inconceivable w/o the guidance and love of the masters with whom they studied and struggled to attain their evident mastery. My hope, even in these times, is that the great traditions of India continue to bloom and grow. That each generation find beauty and strength in perpetuation of the ancient arts of India. Palms together. 🙏🙏🙏

@badrinath8298

3 жыл бұрын

@@romitgupta2832 Anybody has Marwa from Ustaad Ji? The complete version with Vilambit and more

@georgwolfganghaberstock1355

2 жыл бұрын

Arte live

Eternal Maestros singing through his Sitar's strings.... It is how a devotee invokes his deity or lord through his dedication and love....This sitar is likewise invoking eternal sounds of heavens and producing Anhad Naad

That's one beautiful rendition of Bhimpalasi! On KZread you will also find Ustad Sultan Khan's rendition of bhimpalasi on Sarangi - that's divine too! Bhimpalasi and Yaman are too extraordinarily sweet ragas. The sweetness just oozes out of them! Editing the comment to add, that the tabla accompaniment was awesome too!

Ustadji plays divine music. It is obvious he feels the music in every bit of his being- otherwise, such a soulful rendition is not possible. With the departure of the Sitar trinity (Pt RS, Ust VK, Pt NB), the mantel for carrying on the best traditions of sitar has squarely fallen on Ustadji. Wishing him the very best. Many thanks for uploading this gem.

@AnshumanVora

5 жыл бұрын

Ustad Shahid Parvez is, of course, very good. Let us also remember / keep in mind Late Ustad A H J Khan, Late Ustad Rais Khan & our contemporary, the exceptionally talented Pandit Niladri Kumar. Do listen to Pt Nayan Ghosh also, dear rasika-friends. That takes the list to 8. If we have to go up to 10 (दश रत्न = ten jewels), which 2 names would you add? Budhaditya Mukherjee ? Who else...

Excellent rendition God bless the artists thanks Kasturi G

Beyond excellent.... Never thought Bhimpalasi is so beautiful

Beautiful . Salaams to the great Music Maestro God Bless Thanks

One of my favorite raga, and ustadji played it too delicately.. With raagbhav

Went 3 times in India : 1998, 2000 and 2010. For a total stay of 6 months... In 2000, I bought some cassettes of Indian Classical Music and one was from Shahid Parvez. I remember having listened it at night on my walkman at least once per day...I still like this artist, probably less well known as Ravi Shankar but not less talented.

@rakeshkrishnant

10 жыл бұрын

Very true.....the way he handles each raga is with a very distinct personal touch. His Bhyagyasree rendition is my favourite.

@javedbhatty4345

6 жыл бұрын

Joël DI DOMIZIO Hold it, he is currently the top most sitarist around, and very well known in the music world. Belongs to the Imdadkhani gharana i.e. of the Great Usted Vilayat Khan.

@pallaveevea763

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry but you’re quite ignorant. Shahid Parvez is very well known and he plays much better than Ravi Shankar. If you know anything about sitar you will understand how superior he is. Ravi Shankar started learning at the age of 18. Shahid Parvez comes from a sitar family and started at 3. Thai itself should tell you something. Just because everyone knows Shankar because he was friends with the Beatles doesn’t mean he is that good.

@KirkKammett

4 жыл бұрын

@@pallaveevea763 You call OP ignorant but you clearly have comprehension issues. He is right in saying Ravi Shankar is more well known outside of India, this is a fact! RS was highly influential in introducing Indian classical music to the west, mainly through his association with George Harrison and the Beatles. No where did OP even mention that RS is better than SP, it is you who is obsessed with who is better, which is very typical of you so called "Sitar Expert". People like you are the ones who give music fans a bad name.

@KirkKammett

4 жыл бұрын

@@pallaveevea763 "Shahid Parvez is very well known and he plays much better than Ravi Shankar. If you know anything about sitar you will understand how superior he is." Also, statements like this just makes me SMDH. Go around calling everyone ignorant but spew rubbish like this. When will you people ever learn?

I must appreciate of all what he plays . He is the master of his Sitar .wish him good luck. JasiMagon

no words to appreciate........... it was an awesome performance......... i had listen this many times and meed work is very wonderful.......

Stellar yet understated tabla playing. Enjoyed this recital.

Kya jadu hai apke fingers main plus sweets of swaras.... Heart touchy,...

Everlasting Divine ,Unique,Unparallel Sitar recital and Rag Bageshree's awesome imagination. Very grateful to Shahid ji and the person who uploaded this.I had opportunities to listen Shahid ji on stage so many times.

this is not Music, this is Veda, upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, this is the highest human mental stage in Sound. Schopenhauer, who inspired philosophers like Nietzsche was himself inspired and shaped by the upanischads, which is itself only a small part of this great human achievement called Indian culture. now one understands what schopenhauer meant by describing the upanishads as:: " It has been the solace of my life, it will be the solace of my death " greetings from Japan

@mitchkins5560

8 жыл бұрын

+Utkarsh Sharma Good job copying and pasting somebody else's comment too feel good about yourself.

@utkarsh_108

8 жыл бұрын

+mitchkins this is not copied! stop being jealous of popular people

@bfffy

8 жыл бұрын

+Utkarsh Sharma Agree with others. This comment is copied from other places. But hey, whatever makes you feel good about yourselves, right ?

@tuneerchakraborty5836

8 жыл бұрын

This is the same "greetings from Aryana" crap that's there in almost all classical music videos on KZread. That comment in itself is stupid. Now that you've copied it and put 'Japan' into it, the stupidity isn't going down.

@bugsd7

6 жыл бұрын

Hi +Utkarsh Sharma this is not Music, this is Veda, upanishads, Bhagavad Gita, this is the highest human mental stage in Sound. Schopenhauer, who inspired philosophers like Nietzsche was himself inspired and shaped by the upanischads, which is itself only a small part of this great human achievement called Indian culture. now one understands what schopenhauer meant by describing the upanishads as:: " It has been the solace of my life, it will be the solace of my death " greetings from my clipboard!

Divine Sublime and heartfelt. Full of gratitude. Long live Ustadji

Ustad Shahid Parvez Khan is my favorite musician.

Love Shahid Parvez's sitar

Beautiful! Also Desh, pilu, Darbari all are very pleasant to hear

What a lovely way to playSitar .I love this Raga ,wish homage long life

@jasimagon9492

4 жыл бұрын

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Heavenly sensation in heart 💜. Can't express how sweet and beautiful heart touching tuning.

Very soothing. Sunday Morning for a retired person.. simply great ..

Mr. Domizio, Without any reservation you could say at present he is the best sitar player in India. And no he is not less known, classical music lovers knows him very well.

@krazybubbler

10 жыл бұрын

YES!

@keshavgogate4159

3 жыл бұрын

Very nice

Sunday Afternoon Bhimpalas!! What a divine rendition.

Wonderful...This is divine sound of music..

Very Soulful. Thank you for uploading

So sweetly rendered

the most beautiful

Divine strings ❤️🙏🌹👍

DIVINE performance

@anupchandrasinghal6517

3 жыл бұрын

Truly Devine

So amazing

Heavenly!

Very good.

Wonderful playing.

Very contemplative whether in a storm of notes or a calm sea of notes

Waah guru ji

Heavenly rendering...

Heavenly feelings

Very impressed with details

রাগটা অপূরব,বাজানও অনবদ্য।মনে ধরে।

Pure sacred meditative music. 🕌 I must learn more about Indian Classical Music. 💖 🙏 Thanks to rliesky56! 👌

Tabla maestro late Pt.Subhankar Bannerjee on tabla

masterpiece .....!

super natural !

this is so so amazing....

waah waah

Wonderful!

Amazing 🌹👏🙀😮😲😯🌹👏

very great!

Very relaxing

Adbhut adweetiya!!!!!!

Just. So. Good.

wah wah

WONDERFUL !!! As Usual !!! It is not only sounds well BUT it is an INTELLIGENT WAY of Playing Sitar ! Why only Audio ? Why not VIDEO ? Where was this Performance ? When ? How old is this ?

@raghavjha4254

3 жыл бұрын

True 🎵🎵🎵

nice

Good

Beautiful rendition; Ustadji knows how to stir the soul. Who is accompanying on tabla?

Could you please write the album from which you took this ? Would love to get a buy a copy of this. It is sublime !

Very brief explanation / justification should be mandatory for Dislike / Like options. Let there be healthy, frank discussion. Opinions, by nature, are personal, subjective. But additional insights would enrich our understanding / appreciation.

Is there no tamboura? I believe it first raga without tamboura that I heard. I love this raga (or is raag more proper). The sitar stands on it own but welcome the tablas for the vilambit.

@sagajosh10

5 жыл бұрын

In the Imdadkhani style of playing, there is generally no tamboura. And the initial part without the tabla is called 'aalaap' and 2nd part is called 'Jod'. And it does not have tabla in it. That's just the structure :). And I think raag is more proper.

@RK-li7bk

3 жыл бұрын

@an raghav Raaga would be more appropriate I feel. First syllable is elongated, second is short, rest is left to native tongue)

I lesening as gantharav violin sound.

Beautiful bhimpalasi :) scary pic though lol but awesome :)

i guess tabla player is Vijay Ghate.

surreal

Badhiya

Wow

Appericible.

@kumarpeirson5187

4 жыл бұрын

Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious. Maybe you meant to say...

@Marcus_Sylvester

4 жыл бұрын

@@kumarpeirson5187 😊

here again.... wow ¡¡

Sadhu Sadhu Sadhu.........

Supeeeeeeeeeeeeer

Dreams awake

❤

I'd make a guess and say Pt. Anindo Chatterjee, playing style sounds similar to his, but I can't really say for sure.

love

Recently new to Indian Classical music here..... does Raga Bhimpalasi appear at 33:33? What comes before that???.... I am new to this art and would greatly appreciate any reply...

@dipankarkoley8668

8 жыл бұрын

+William Bugg any indian classical raag is a combination of some fixed notes. However, the each note has some demand and that changes from raag to raag. while presenting a particular raag, the artist needs to fulfill the demand of each note and in doing so there is no fixed route. Within a fixed domain there is full freedom. This does not make sense ! right. But this is the indian classical music. To answer your question, the whole presentation is raag bhimpalasi. To summarize, first the establishment of each note which called alaap (discussion), then jor, jhala (using the different strings with some rhythm), vilambit (using slow tempo), drut (fast tempo)...

@dufusbug

8 жыл бұрын

Dipankar Koley Thank you :) I am just wading into learning a little about this music, which I have always enjoyed and deeply appreciated. Thanks again!

@mrigankachakraborty6461

8 жыл бұрын

+Dipankar Koley bful explanation

@KirkKammett

4 жыл бұрын

@@meusha846 Hahah i like your reply to the comment above. An unnecessary response to a simple question. Why do they always do this?

@debabrataghosh4066

4 жыл бұрын

DEBARSHI goswami remains inconclusive and apologetic from both sides that what is being practiced today in real world is not what the respective religions preached. And a diatribe against PM Modi for clear and obvious reasons. From music to shit in one word

Nada Brahman...

Great Islamic musicians.

Anybody has video on this

Adwitiya

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Does the wonderful tabla player have four hands?

Tabla player seems to be sukhvinder singh pinky

@mallikarjunbanerjee8498

5 жыл бұрын

Bahot sukriyada pervezji.divine fingers.itna mithas.Bhimpalasi enthalling.namaskar

афоня ты мне рубль должен.

Very good.