Ustad Sultan Khan - Raga Bhimpalasi (Sarangi)
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From the album "Alap (Morning & Afternoon Ragas)" (2004) - Label: India Archive Music
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Photo: Akshardham Temple, New Delhi
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“I thought I had never heard anything more beautiful… As I listened, I seemed for the first time to know something of the inner world about me. I heard in the music the history of vague longings after the unseen and the eternal, the dull resignation to unalterable fate. Then there came strains of vigorous cheerfulness and rustic humour, alternating with hysterical emotion, feverish passion, undisciplined excitement… To me it seemed that evening as if the dumb had found a voice, and deaf ears had gained the power of hearing.”
- H.P. Wilson, "A Short Account of the Hindu System of Music" (1904)
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Amazing sarangi playing by usual sultan Khan sahib.
when I breathing my last, I want to die to the Nada of a sarangi ringining in my ear & Bhansuri reverberating in my heart.
@iruzumi.
4 жыл бұрын
I somehow feel the same way
Kya kehne Waah Mza aagya👏💗
This is beautiful, but is this really the full track? Because I feel as though it’s somehow incomplete.
@sarangistudent8614
2 жыл бұрын
Not the full track, I doubt it. Would usually have a jor and a rhythmic piece with tabla accompanying it.
Itni mithi hai yeh. Kaano mein jaise koi amrit ghul jaye
It relaxes your anxious nerves! Just close ur eyes n listen! Sarangi being a Muslim instrument! But it has good music in it!
@iruzumi.
4 жыл бұрын
From when did Instruments become religious ........are you fucking nuts ......
@mahakala
4 жыл бұрын
@@iruzumi. he maybe meant muslims invented (which isnt the fact) it or it is used in traditional muslim music (which i dont know if it is so).
@barefootarts737
2 жыл бұрын
There are similar instruments like Sarinda and Ravanahatta. Probably others. I think someone is just looking for trouble. If this music was more profound for the listener, Religious ideology would have no place. Surely Ustad Sultan Khan embodied this.