The World's Greatest & Oldest Music Tradition

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  • Опубликовано: 11 дек 2024

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  • @AbhiandNiyu
    @AbhiandNiyu 2 года назад +802

    Abhijit Chavda is the rockstar of the post truth era!

  • @ReligioCritic
    @ReligioCritic 2 года назад +230

    There isn't a thing this guy can't do.....Guruji ko Dandwat Pranaam.

  • @rajatchopra1411
    @rajatchopra1411 2 года назад +413

    You don't even know how much delighted i was when I saw you play guitar, i was like "is there a thing this man can't do?".
    Let's jam one day sir😀

    • @thinkwithaman1799
      @thinkwithaman1799 2 года назад +26

      same thought came in my brain also

    • @invictousjoker4527
      @invictousjoker4527 2 года назад +13

      Sometimes I think Abhijit sir is an alien.. like how perfect can a man be... He has knowledge and skill of every field... Happy to have him as my inspiration..

    • @anuragmitra9191
      @anuragmitra9191 2 года назад +3

      Same man damn

    • @multilogic2746
      @multilogic2746 2 года назад

      I mean yeah he's a polymath after all 😀

    • @vibhutisrivastava2789
      @vibhutisrivastava2789 2 года назад

      Mee too

  • @shortmate8528
    @shortmate8528 2 года назад +62

    Just when you thought that this man couldn't be anymore talented. He brings out his guitar and plays Indian raags on them. Hats off to you sir.

  • @chitraghosh6130
    @chitraghosh6130 2 года назад +223

    Guruji is so talented and hard working
    I wanna be like him

    • @gajahmada9539
      @gajahmada9539 2 года назад +27

      But the need of hour is something else you need to be like Chattrapati shivaji maharaj or maharana pratap please be one of them 🙏❤️

    • @anoopkumarsingh610
      @anoopkumarsingh610 2 года назад +4

      @@gajahmada9539 right 🚩💪

    • @Varun-uv4li
      @Varun-uv4li 2 года назад

      @@gajahmada9539 teri pp dekh kar nahi lagata.

    • @Herbyonwheelsshubhayu14
      @Herbyonwheelsshubhayu14 2 года назад +3

      5:45

  • @desiconvicted
    @desiconvicted 2 года назад +125

    ''dont underestimate a guy who have long hairs and who plays guitar''
    he may end up changing the entire fabricated history !

  • @KALA_by_Sanmati
    @KALA_by_Sanmati 2 года назад +79

    I remember seeing Ed Shereen's comment on why Indians listen to western music when our own music is so rich. My daughter is learning carnatic classical music, after 5yrs she's losing interest due to the tough structure carnatic music has.. hoping we can sustain learning and growth in our own genres

    • @vaisakhkswami857
      @vaisakhkswami857 2 года назад +6

      Ooh i was also like that growing up and at that time it was not even considered as cool but push her a little (teach her an instrument like violin in carnatic music to ) she will thank you when she is in collage and is the darling of the class😌

    • @mangopudding5979
      @mangopudding5979 2 года назад

      What were his comments?

    • @vikalawa5301
      @vikalawa5301 2 года назад +1

      I also like mongolian british russian and italian music but i dont do it to look cool ,they are simply better than moorish arabic non india Bollywood music all they talk about money sex and put item song to show woman as sex symbol, indian classical music is rarity nobody can get justice to this and it cannot innovate to modern style ,but i am sure we will revive it because of youtube

  • @lll2282
    @lll2282 2 года назад +199

    there are 3 reasons for this
    1) Bollywood providing us such low quality music that we automatically go towards western music
    2) no awareness about our own culture and heritage
    3) inferiority complex that we Indians are having since very long time that anything associated to our culture be it art, dance, music we simply want to avoide it
    And 3rd one is very serious problem , could be change only if we are taught right history in right way and people like u who always keep motivating us

    • @vasudevkarthik4593
      @vasudevkarthik4593 2 года назад +26

      Bollywood has no shame left they even copied songs from Pakistan as well. Especially Nach Punjaban

    • @Gdhdjejgfsbh
      @Gdhdjejgfsbh 2 года назад

      Proud to be an Assamese ( Indian ) .
      Here our people create beautiful songs no urdu no shit just pure Assamese Culture ( Indian culture ) .
      Have a look .
      ruclips.net/video/4ffGQOOoh2U/видео.html

    • @Dignified245
      @Dignified245 2 года назад

      Your name is junkook shut tf up

    • @bhushankhandare9
      @bhushankhandare9 2 года назад +8

      your name and comment doesnt go hand in hand

    • @Rimjhim3005
      @Rimjhim3005 2 года назад

      Well said

  • @dharmeshparikh7837
    @dharmeshparikh7837 2 года назад +126

    Indian classical is more focused on moods, colors by different emotions and the amount of note accuracy with respect to pitch bending and octave utilization. It was perfectly described by Pt. Ravi Shankar in one of his interview that's what I felt when I first heard. As mainly western learned musician I really admire your knowledge regarding Indian classical music.

  • @Vishal-
    @Vishal- 2 года назад +22

    The original form of music originated from shiv temples known as ‘Dhrupad’.
    It’s the most pure form of music I’ve ever heard, specially by ‘Gundecha brothers’

  • @yushdeep1839
    @yushdeep1839 2 года назад +575

    Thing is I am a North indian but still I find english lyrics better to understand because modern bollywood music contains only urdu and punjabi words which I struggle to understand

    • @AdityaSingh-fu5dl
      @AdityaSingh-fu5dl 2 года назад +100

      Also Bollywood is cringe
      I don't waste my time of Bollywood 💩

    • @kaustabhgautam69
      @kaustabhgautam69 2 года назад +66

      True. I'm a Assamese speaker. I studied hindi for 3 years when I was in middle school. And it helped me enormously during my jee preparation. But i don't get the idea of adding Urdu/punjabi words in Hindi 😑. Some people add the words as if everyone in India understands Urdu/punjabi. These languages are foreign to us(not saying foreign in the sense of outside of india, but simply meaning not known/have no presence).

    • @Atharva_350
      @Atharva_350 2 года назад +40

      Don't say North Indian bro
      We are indians

    • @ashvika2805
      @ashvika2805 2 года назад +4

      What r the choices

    • @ShivanshKaran
      @ShivanshKaran 2 года назад +5

      Very well said bro. Appreciate it

  • @tivky
    @tivky 2 года назад +33

    Charanjit Singh is a legend. He was far ahead of his time. The Father of Acid House genre which still is very popular in clubs of europe. He inspired Trance music, techno, jungle genres. Suprisingly forgotten.

    • @hitechpoint7276
      @hitechpoint7276 2 года назад +1

      Fuck yeah
      Someone talking about Charanjit Singh.

  • @shruteshlad6644
    @shruteshlad6644 2 года назад +33

    abhijit sir you are One man with lot of art, knowledge and talent. Always happy that we can know your thoughts

  • @SonofSoma108
    @SonofSoma108 2 года назад +45

    I am already impressed that sir can do so much thing and playing guitar is one of them but most impressively and importantly Abhijit sir knows the ragas 😱 that takes it to whole another level, sir you really are an inspiration to this generation 🙏

  • @a.j.vasudev7700
    @a.j.vasudev7700 2 года назад +24

    And Karnatic classical music is divine and we need to inculcate listening habit to our coming generations, and all Ragaas and Keerthanas by Music Trinity - Tyagaraja swami ,Purandara Dasa ,MuthuswamiDeekshitar-- are मंत्रयुक्त and can treat our ailments too. Sadly you are true sir ,film songs are dominating our real Treasure house -- our Karnatic & Hindustani and Folk music..🕉🚩🛕

  • @vasudevkarthik4593
    @vasudevkarthik4593 2 года назад +41

    Right from Ancient Medival History to Current Affairs, Science, and Technology, there is nothing that this guy doesn't know. The most amazing thing is Sir can talk about any topic with proper facts. I am shocked to know the interest of sir every time I see an episode of #AskAbhijit

  • @VenomMolotov
    @VenomMolotov 2 года назад +4

    My mom and grandmother listen tyagaraja, annamayya and ramadasu keertan every morning love from Telangana ❤️

  • @michaelbatts7149
    @michaelbatts7149 2 года назад +17

    Being Non-Indian, I would say that even though rock and heavy metal flow in the heart, brain and blood(Iron Maiden, Children of Bodom, Judas Priest, etc.), I am always open and fascinated by music from all over the world. Especially from India. Both modern and classical. Music from the Punjabi state. So forth and so on. One's mind must never be chained. One must always be open to new things.

    • @ontisalaga1789
      @ontisalaga1789 2 года назад +1

      Up the Irons!

    • @ontisalaga1789
      @ontisalaga1789 2 года назад +1

      I suggest you listen to Avial or Thaikkudam bridge.

    • @sauryavikramsingh8189
      @sauryavikramsingh8189 2 года назад +2

      You listen to Bloodywood don't you?

    • @michaelbatts7149
      @michaelbatts7149 2 года назад +2

      @@sauryavikramsingh8189 But of course, my brother!

    • @sauryavikramsingh8189
      @sauryavikramsingh8189 2 года назад +2

      @@michaelbatts7149 haha love you bro 🤘🏼, I'm in Germany rn and this band is making me feel proud as an Indian metal vocalist

  • @shashank4492
    @shashank4492 2 года назад +4

    My grandmother said me once in ancient India powerful musicians were able to get rain from the sky by raaga

  • @thekoc8387
    @thekoc8387 2 года назад +110

    Dear Sir, though not very popular, Classical Music is still very prelevant in regional film industries. In Maharashtra, Semi Classical artists like Rahul Deshpande and Mahesh Kale are very popular. Apart from that, in Khayal, we have artists like Ustad Rashid Khan, Kaushiki Chakraborty, Shubha Mudgal, Ustad Shahid Parvez, Pt. Jayateertha Mevundi and a lot more... in Carnatic music, we have artists like R. Prasanna, T M Krishna, and also some rising stars like Soorya Gayathri. In Dhrupad, the oldest form of Indian Classical Music, we still have the Senior Dagar Brothers, Pt. Uday Bhavalkar, Pelva Naik etc.
    I request you to give a Shouout to SPICMACAY for the opportunities they create for these artists. I also would like to mention about Darbar Festival, who regularly host the aforementioned artists and more...

    • @lll2282
      @lll2282 2 года назад +4

      ye u are right but I also agree with abijit sir on this that we arent innovating anything new. look at Persian music although Iranians have almost lost huge amount of their culture yet their folk music is much popular then indian classical music, they innovating new rags or compositions and we still havent done anything much

    • @onkarvaidya1733
      @onkarvaidya1733 2 года назад +5

      @@lll2282 The Indian classical tradition is an age old tradition
      The various great artists that came added some or the other thing
      As far as pure classical is concerned be it Hindustaani Classical or Carnatic Classical there is no innovation required because these forms of music are already very rich
      Unnecessary innovations will spoil it
      For innovations we have a concept or a genre called Fusion Music which again is going on really well
      Listen to band like Agam, Taikudam Bridge and some others as well
      Being in the music field full time for more than 19 years as of today I disagree with Abhijit ji's points
      The reason is he may not be listening to so many good modern day classical and fusion artists or may not be knowing about them

    • @lll2282
      @lll2282 2 года назад +2

      @@onkarvaidya1733 so u mean we shouldnt create new raga's and compostions without loosing its originality?

    • @onkarvaidya1733
      @onkarvaidya1733 2 года назад +1

      @Abhigyan Tiwari For keeping classical music relevant to younger public there can be 2 ways :
      1. Fusion music which I already mentioned
      2. We had a practice of playing classical music regularly everyday on our music systems and listen to all the good artists. That was the thing which made classical music relevant to children from a very young age as well as adults. It deeply saddens me to use the words "we had" bcz this practice has become very rare in the North and Central India. It's still followed in South India. What do we hear these days in households ? Stupid nursery rhymes for children in English that parents play. Why ? Definitely this is not the direction we want to go in to keep our tradition alive. I have some students who were born in India, living in India and they know no other language except English. How shameful is that. If we want to make the classical music relevant to younger generation then we need to start to listen to classical music regularly and make it a daily habit while doing our regular activities.

    • @onkarvaidya1733
      @onkarvaidya1733 2 года назад +2

      @@lll2282 New ragas you say ? There are more than 300 ragas already in existence. You need to learn those ragas first in order to create something or "new raga" because the new raga shouldn't sound anywhere close to those already in existence. Your second point is regarding new original compositions and that is what we need and that's what the artists of today are doing. Innovations are occuring in classical music as the times are changing. One such example is use of tabla that started in place of use of pakhawaj as an accompanying instrument which resulted in to finishing the traditional Dhrupad & Dhamaar gayaki. The innovations shouldn't be so big so as to result in one of the gayakis being almost extinct today. As far as pure classical music is concerned there are few rules that need to be followed to keep the art alive and there's no need for innovations in those few rules because if you change those it will totally destroy the age old tradition. As I mentioned you have a genre called classical fusion which is full of innovations. Whatever innovations are required can be done in this Classical fusion. As far as the genre of pure classical music is concerned it is better left as it is and developed in the same way avoiding too much major innovations that changes the entire structure of the genre. Small innovations are big yes yes and they're being followed by the current generation of classical musicians. I suggest you please start listening to classical music. Take one raag like "Raag Bageshree" and listen to renditions of the same raag by 10 different artists. You'll find everybody's rendition so different than other. Then you'll understand my point that here no innovation is required

  • @congresswallah
    @congresswallah 2 года назад +48

    Our artists must innovate and change their style with the times just like how the HU does their stuff by combining Mongolian folk instruments with rock guitar and new age elements.

    • @ALC0A021
      @ALC0A021 2 года назад

      There are many new artists in ott platform you can search in youtube. They create original music.

    • @darkprince2490
      @darkprince2490 2 года назад

      Ravi shankar was the one that started the ruin of Hindu music by the seeking the validation of goras.

    • @rakshita3627
      @rakshita3627 2 года назад +1

      so many beautiful Indian instruments like dotara, ektara, Rudra veena, Mayuri veena, dilruba etc., are dying out just because no players are left. There is no work done on improvising these instruments.
      I don't know if Indians do realise that we are so lucky to have so many different percussion, stringed, plucked, bowed stringed, blow instruments which is so rare for any country to have tradional instruments in all categories.
      I see Indians are moving towards western instruments like voilin, piano, guitar and honestly I don't have problem with it but the fact now these people use "western" instruments to play "Indian classical music" like voilin heavily being used in carnatic and hindustani music instead of Indian voilin like Mayuri veena, rawarl hasta, esraj, diliruba living these tradional instruments to die out hurts me.

  • @mallikarjunreddy1546
    @mallikarjunreddy1546 2 года назад +3

    My fav: Raag puriya dhanashree
    some songs: Mohe rang do laal(Bajirao mastani)
    Tumhe mohobbat hai(Atrangi Re).

  • @prasaddeshpande8009
    @prasaddeshpande8009 2 года назад +28

    I am absolutely flabbergasted, no words
    this man is just amazing

  • @assignmentlife6208
    @assignmentlife6208 2 года назад +21

    OMG Abhijit sir I not at all expecting this from our history mentor😃 love to hear that❤️

  • @romankumar5977
    @romankumar5977 2 года назад +11

    This guy is a genius. make him reach 1 Million as soon as possible

  • @revenantwolzart
    @revenantwolzart 2 года назад +10

    Finally seeing our civilization rise, this is the greatest time to be alive 🔥🕉️🇮🇳😭

  • @abhiavasthi624
    @abhiavasthi624 2 года назад +16

    SIr, you're a true inspiration, I'm pretty sure you haven't heard of the word called procrastination in your life. A great role model for all of us.

  • @pavannagisetti1851
    @pavannagisetti1851 2 года назад +16

    Namaskar 🙏👍
    Music 🎼 has no boundaries! However lyrics are equally important. And lyrics complement music. I vouch your opinion..... Indian classical music is the best......😇🌹

  • @shubhendra9526
    @shubhendra9526 2 года назад +8

    Sir ek hi dil 💓 hai, kitni baar jeetoge..😄😄

  • @rishavjain1867
    @rishavjain1867 2 года назад +8

    We have great musicians even today like Pt. Rakesh Chaurasia, pt. Rahul Sharma, Pt. Ronu majumdar, Mahesh Kale, Kaushiki Chakraborty.
    There are young budding talent too like Mithali Thakur.
    In terms of innovation, there's a channel called Armonian who makes songs out of mantras and stotrams with modern beats and instrumentals and they sound absolutely AMAZING.
    Although, we should push Indian Classical more but ppl unfortunately have made up their mind about western music cu it looks cooler to them

  • @karthikiyer1971
    @karthikiyer1971 2 года назад +4

    Sir ! You are a true Polymath…salute to you….you are incredible 🙏

  • @mattblackbeard
    @mattblackbeard 2 года назад +9

    Abhijit sir is incredibly expert in almost every sector

  • @silverballs9399
    @silverballs9399 2 года назад +77

    Absolutely sir I do play Flamenco, Gypsy Jazz and Blues on my guitar but nothing has more Musical Profoundness and Complexity and Beauty like Indian Classical Music.. I'm happy I've been practicing Indian Classical Music since I was 4 years old.. Breathtaking stuff.. And music, to me, goes hand in hand wih Spirituality..

    • @technohub7076
      @technohub7076 2 года назад +1

      Bro, you're great🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

    • @silverballs9399
      @silverballs9399 2 года назад +6

      @@technohub7076 sab shiv ji ki kripa bro.. I'm blessed to have been involved with such beautiful music since childhood.. har har mahadev

    • @akshitupadhyay9749
      @akshitupadhyay9749 2 года назад +1

      Yeah, western music has theory, but the practicality of Indian music is endless….

    • @kaushikchakraborty5607
      @kaushikchakraborty5607 2 года назад +2

      Great bhai 👍👍👍

  • @prateekanand700
    @prateekanand700 2 года назад +11

    Is there anything this man can't do
    He is a true Arya(the original sanskrit meaning)

  • @Sujata5
    @Sujata5 Год назад

    Is there anything you can't do or know Mr Chavda? 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮
    Physics, history ( India and world) , world civilisation, cosmos, space, dynasties, music, geopolitics among many other spectrum of knowledge and you play the guitar as well..
    Kudos. Really sky is the limit for you.
    God bless !!

  • @PranshuNigam11
    @PranshuNigam11 2 года назад +5

    I'm learning Flamenco on the guitar and it's absolutely phenomenal.

  • @goravjape7584
    @goravjape7584 2 года назад +5

    Arey Sir Aap tou bohot Talented nikle

  • @RishabhSharma-rs2ez
    @RishabhSharma-rs2ez 2 года назад +40

    When he said mongolian and other folk music i was like finally someone has some taste like me 😂😂 when people ask me what songs or music i listen to i say its complicated as none would know it 😂😂

    • @hehebwoi7189
      @hehebwoi7189 2 года назад +10

      same... even I listen to a lot of rajasthani folk music while most of my friends listen to justin bieber, the weeknd, bts etc..... I just feel awkward to explain them my taste in music...... happy to see people like me🤣

    • @RishabhSharma-rs2ez
      @RishabhSharma-rs2ez 2 года назад +10

      @@hehebwoi7189 honestly i cringe looking at bts guys i dont know maybe its just that they dont meet the indian standards of manly look maybe 😂

    • @debo9234
      @debo9234 2 года назад +1

      Me too guys strange but i cannot stand bts songs for long. It just doesn't get into my mood.

    • @Siberian_Khatru.
      @Siberian_Khatru. 2 года назад +1

      Absolutely correct,I genuinely love Pink Floyd though,They are an English band but they have got some impeccable talent with the music,their lyrics, instrumentals, vocals and musical experience is beyond words and stellar,Old music was a lot better than the modern crap ,also many of the really talented modern artists are always overshadowed by the cringe ones

  • @hardiksharma2005
    @hardiksharma2005 2 года назад +1

    *5:55* The song which he played as RAAG SHIVRANIJI is actually "Tere mere beech me" by Late Lata mangeshkar ji ❤️☺️

  • @icookwithmom
    @icookwithmom 2 года назад +6

    Carnatic music is alive and thriving. Come to Chennai for the December Music Season to experience India's cultural hub alive and well! For modern carnatic music fusion, check out Indian Raga on RUclips.

  • @sagnikdev5378
    @sagnikdev5378 2 года назад +5

    Yup the Hu are a fabulous metal band...

  • @manojsrivastava3626
    @manojsrivastava3626 2 года назад +2

    Wait a minute! You know how to play ragas on guitar?
    Is there something left which you did not explore Guruji? What a life you created!
    I am feeling jealous and inspired at the same time.

  • @PritySingh-fx6ef
    @PritySingh-fx6ef 2 года назад +1

    Ur Raag Basant reminded me of the musical series Bandish Bandits on Amazon prime. I fell in love with Indian classical music after watching it

  • @satyajitbhattacharjee4916
    @satyajitbhattacharjee4916 2 года назад +1

    Ravi Shankar's daughter is also a popular classical artist..

  • @DIYPB
    @DIYPB 2 года назад +16

    Indian Ocean makes some really great music based on Ragas. Krishna Das's rendition of Indian stotras, chants and chalisas are amazing too. ❤

    • @ayushipundir
      @ayushipundir 2 года назад +1

      I listen to him whole day!!
      What a amazing human being he is:)

    • @sammyrocks3633
      @sammyrocks3633 2 года назад +1

      There are so many artists and bands all over the world spanning across boundaries that we even don't know who make such good music. Really they deserve recognition.

    • @sammyrocks3633
      @sammyrocks3633 2 года назад +1

      There is also a Mumbai based band called Life who also made some great songs. They were winners of a band show in Channel V.

    • @khushi-4900
      @khushi-4900 2 года назад

      @@sammyrocks3633 cause nowadays people make a song hit not only for lyrics but from music videos they get views
      Certain part of pop culture
      They want to influence us in wrong direction
      Let it be bollywood
      Such as glorifying drugs criminals ego
      And many things

  • @alkapradhan806
    @alkapradhan806 2 года назад +4

    very lucidly explained. Great.

  • @sarak220
    @sarak220 2 года назад +1

    Hmmm Musical side of Abhjit Saheb . Beautiful

  • @thepathakarpit
    @thepathakarpit 2 года назад +5

    Ooooof that really sounded great.
    You play really great
    And thank you I got an idea that when I will learn music i.e, in few months from now
    I will try my best to play these ragas in modern instruments...
    Really great.🔥🔥

  • @DeepakBisht7
    @DeepakBisht7 2 года назад +1

    Indian music is the oldest and advanced.... Indian musical instruments are just from heaven...

  • @shashanks8035
    @shashanks8035 2 года назад +2

    Wonderful demostration! Vasanta raag is called Vasantha in Carnatic, it denotes bravery.

  • @narsimhayt6564
    @narsimhayt6564 2 года назад +3

    Hello sir , I am so much happy that u came up with this topic , sir myself I am a indian classical flute player
    And yes my favourite raag is raag Miya kii malhar 😀❤️

  • @kavelvaja7079
    @kavelvaja7079 2 года назад +2

    As a British Indian, born in London. I really hope the youth of India stop admiring the west / looking up to it's culture. Post abrahamic faiths have tried to eradicate Bharat's identity, culture and roots. It is so beautiful, with so much ancient wisdom & arts! I hope there is a RENAISSANCE here! From Arts, Culture, Music, Health (Ayurveda), Yoga. West ain't got shit on it.

  • @gauribhardwaj3541
    @gauribhardwaj3541 2 года назад

    Sir you are phenomenal from history to science to geopolitics to music.....i would like to keep the Indian musical culture alive and at personal level I will do that by learning to play tabla

  • @ayanuam111
    @ayanuam111 2 года назад +2

    Please follow the music from Pt. Bickram Ghosh. He is a maestro in Indian classical and also innovative.

  • @RahulSharma-hk5yk
    @RahulSharma-hk5yk 2 года назад +1

    I am a fan of Batzorig. He is just exceptional. Been listening to him for a few years.

  • @thepathakarpit
    @thepathakarpit 2 года назад +3

    Thank you for such brilliant Recommendations Guruji..
    Love them...🤘💥🔥🔥

  • @g.r.smurthy62
    @g.r.smurthy62 2 года назад +2

    I am a carnatic musician .
    Not withstanding the carnatic music going on all days in my house.,
    My grown up son and daughter, though they are gifted by themselves ...and are pretty good perfomers think that its too old fashioned ...btw Abhijit you havent spoken or mentioned about carnatic music which is more complex and nuanced with a 22 sruthi compared to 12 of hindustani music.
    I would suggest you to explore carnatic music which is alive and vibrant even today.
    I would encourage you to partake the cultural richness of carnatic music

  • @samarthchad
    @samarthchad 2 года назад +1

    Really nice to see Abhijit sir demonstrating his guitar skills for the first time 😄

  • @vidhyarthilakshiya888
    @vidhyarthilakshiya888 2 года назад

    True Saraswati Vidhyarthi, Ocean Of Knowledge and A True Manifestation Of JagadGuru in KaliYuga. 🙏

  • @OFFICIALTHUGR
    @OFFICIALTHUGR 2 года назад +14

    Sir u are great

  • @sherlockhomes520
    @sherlockhomes520 2 года назад

    Indian classical music is a science in itself , it played a great role in spiritual & mantras & shlokas & all the verses have a specific rhythm , it was truly for metaphysical purposes

  • @sammyrocks3633
    @sammyrocks3633 2 года назад

    There are so many artists and bands all over the world spanning across boundaries that we even don't know who make such good music. Really they deserve recognition.

  • @deepaklakhera2359
    @deepaklakhera2359 2 года назад +3

    You are amazing!
    Multi-faceted personality

  • @jyotivyas9286
    @jyotivyas9286 2 года назад +1

    Wow...Abhijeet Daa...You are so gyani....Thank you 👌💐😊😊

  • @chiragparsoya3754
    @chiragparsoya3754 2 года назад

    I am North Indian, I like to Hear Rock , Indian Classic ,Hip Hop and Found Classical song of 50-60s Bollywood Very Good Singer Like- Mukesh,Kishore Kumar,Mohammad Rafi , S.D BurmanAnd 90s and KK,Kailash Kher , A.R Rahman,Atif Aslam,Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and I love to listen Rock , metal Song Of British Band Pink Floyd and Radiohead, Nirvana and Some hip hop of American rapper 2pac,Biggie,nas,Jay-z,Eminem,rakim,Ice cube, Eazy E, Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, Mobb Deep!

  • @bidishasarkar6566
    @bidishasarkar6566 2 года назад +2

    Sir, really appreciate your taste in music and I am a regular at your channel.. but I would like to introduce you to a few living legends of Indian classical music who you shall find unbelievably divine. Ustad Rashid Khan daab, Hariharan A sir, Ajay Chakraborty, Kaushiki Chakraborty, .. the list would be too long..hope our young generation listened to them more

  • @prithvirajpochampalli9574
    @prithvirajpochampalli9574 2 года назад +3

    Sir, there are many and many south indian carnatic music legends as well starting from Saint Tyagaraja, Shyamasastry, Dikshithar, to Bala Murali Krishna, Mandolin Srinivas, and many more. May be you know all this, but I wanted to mention this when you talked only about Hindustani classical

  • @enjaylinux
    @enjaylinux 2 года назад +1

    Wow you play guitar very well. Good to know that you have such a deep interest in music 🎶

  • @vikrantnatu
    @vikrantnatu 2 года назад +1

    The very important thing that everyone should note is Indian classical music is not gonna die, also everyone for atleast 4 years should learn Indian music first. Coz that will lead to a great audience also to a great music practitioner too.

  • @rendevous9253
    @rendevous9253 2 года назад +2

    Hey guys check out the series of bandit bandish where there's a new instrument and extensive use of ragas beautifully, especially the songs of chakraborty sir is so soothing you just can't get enough of it.

  • @RAJAT6555
    @RAJAT6555 2 года назад +1

    Thank you for this! As a fan of Hindustani Classical Music, I got the 'WTF is he listening to' looks from my friends during my college days. It's nice to see more people into Shastriya Sangeet, especially people like Abhijit Ji, with his HUGE fan base.
    I disagree with Abhijit Ji on two points - one, being that HCM is dying out, and two, that innovation is absolutely necessary. I have, over the past few years, seen many more people taking interest in HCM; indeed, the popular web series 'Bandish Bandits', did a lot to popularize HCM, and I'm glad it was so well-received. Also, it's not entirely true that there's no young talent - just look up names like Anupama Bhagwat, Roopa Panesar, Sangeet Mishra, Sandeep Mishra, Ishan Ghosh, Rahul Sharma, Abhay Sopori, the young generation of the Mallick family, etc., and you will find extremely talented and well-trained gems. Thus, it's not entirely true that HCM is dying out, although a massive collective effort, especially by those identifying as 'Indic', is needed to popularize HCM. The second point of contention is basically this - innovation is not always useful; indeed, there are times when old things work better than the new ones. If anything, what we need now is conservation, not innovation - whatever modern era innovation was needed has already been done. As for instruments, no, it's better if we keep instruments non-electronic, owing to issues pertaining to performance and manufacturing, not to mention, the great skill used in making them by expert craftsmen, who are, please note, following an occupation which may well be called 'hereditary'. Lets support local economies, and not enrich giant parasitic corporations.
    Regarding the music itself, I'd encourage those who want to explore HCM to read the following sources:
    1) 'The Ragas of Northern Indian Music' by Alain Danielou.
    2) 'An introduction to a study of musical scales', also by Alain Danielou.
    3) 'Hindustani Sangeet Padhhati' by Pandit Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande. This is the BIBLE, and the ultimate authority on the subject of ragas. AFAIK, this is available only in Hindi and Marathi; if anyone knows of an English edition, please do share the link.
    4) Shrikant Talageri's discussion on the subject, published in a two-part format on his blog. I disagree with the OIT, but the series is very well-researched and well-written.
    5) Rajan Parrikar's site. Please note that this one is NOT for absolute beginners; visit this one only after you've got a basic idea of ragas, talas, and swaras.
    Hit like if you know the difference between Raga Marwa and Raga Sohini, or Raga Bhoopali and Raga Deshkar; and post a 🙂, if you're a fan of Dhrupad. Now, I'm off to listen to Vidushi Smt. Veena Sahasrabuddhe's masterful rendition of Raga Megh...😊

  • @gauravchaudhary4016
    @gauravchaudhary4016 2 года назад +2

    Beautifully played....

  • @tanmaykambleliv
    @tanmaykambleliv 2 года назад +1

    Nicely played sir!
    Sur Niragas ho

  • @meenaraut5704
    @meenaraut5704 2 года назад +1

    Wow sir. You can play music as well . I like all our Rags and do little trying with harmonium or li piano. Thank you sir ❤️🙏

  • @aryanyadav3690
    @aryanyadav3690 2 года назад +3

    There's a book "Veda" written about Music which is mentioned by Project Shivoham channel 👍

  • @greaterbharat4175
    @greaterbharat4175 2 года назад +6

    Me too man I love the Mongolians folks

  • @manshithakur2106
    @manshithakur2106 2 года назад +2

    Man you are multitalented 👏👏👏👌🏻

  • @asmita3928
    @asmita3928 2 года назад +10

    I wonder which is sir's favourite raag?

  • @jyotivyas9286
    @jyotivyas9286 2 года назад +1

    Nikhil banerjee pandit Jasraj kuldeep M Pai...👌💐😊

  • @himeshthungaturthi3215
    @himeshthungaturthi3215 2 года назад +2

    Iam a Telugu guy and I like both Carnatic and Hindustani but I've always felt Carnatic music is just the epitome of music that anyone can ever think of,wide variety of music as well

    • @-Blue-_
      @-Blue-_ 2 года назад

      Hindustani Also have variety anyway both are 95% same

  • @lokeshchandel3229
    @lokeshchandel3229 2 года назад +4

    GIRL : I LIKE MUSIC
    ME : 1:10

  • @shubhamthakur3528
    @shubhamthakur3528 2 года назад +2

    All hail to The great Abhijit Chavda sir🙌

  • @majorgaming3679
    @majorgaming3679 2 года назад +24

    Indian Classical Music is diying....and greater threat to local and tribal music of India ....local and tribal languages are also diying...even I can only understand few local but can't speak 1 local language.......

    • @Anonymous-yr1hv
      @Anonymous-yr1hv 2 года назад +1

      Classical Indian music is actually flourishing like never before in history. Yes, that'd happening, more and more children are taking interest in classical music and dances. But, the tribal music is rapidly deteriorating. Many have died also, many on the verge of dying with only 1 or 2 singers left. Government should intervene and protect them, before we lose them.

    • @gajahmada9539
      @gajahmada9539 2 года назад

      Everything hindu thing is dying even hindu is dying

  • @sarangmohrir5453
    @sarangmohrir5453 2 года назад

    This guy knows everything !!दंडवत नमस्कार 🙏

  • @p.s.vibeacoustic
    @p.s.vibeacoustic 2 года назад

    Thankyou Abhijeet for encouraging people to explore hindustani classical !! ❤️ You have done your job as a content creator/influencer EXACTLY RIGHT !

  • @kapildangra4975
    @kapildangra4975 2 года назад +1

    4:50 man abhijit sir is polymath or what man......... He know's everything 😂

  • @pulkithanduja2428
    @pulkithanduja2428 2 года назад +1

    You are truly an inspiration sir

  • @jyotivyas9286
    @jyotivyas9286 2 года назад +2

    Love my Bhartiya Music..(😊Which is basically Sanatani)..

  • @HarshYadav-bm2ji
    @HarshYadav-bm2ji 2 года назад

    I love K.K...From the time I didn't know who he was. 90s people can relate

  • @rajashks
    @rajashks 2 года назад +3

    Woah that was surprising - the guitar👏👏👌

  • @varunempi
    @varunempi 2 года назад

    I have learned Classical Vocal Music and can vouch of its versatility.

  • @Name14days
    @Name14days 2 года назад +1

    I agree with Abhijit Sir, but the guy who asked the question(Lakshya Sharma) I just wanna say to him there are many kinds of people in the world, you always don't need to understand the lyrics,. Most of the time vibe, beats plays the role in the choice of your songs that you listen to, even I listen to many english songs (and some are hindi, punjabi, spanish, arabic songs too) and their are many english songs whose lyrics I don't understand, just need to match my vibe with the songs vibe. There are many kinds of people who look at the songs in a different way some want to understand the lyrics, some want to just enjoy the vibe and don't understand the lyrics at all, some want to educate themselves, some want to study them(in every aspect) and etc. you might be lying in a different category then others who want to understand the lyrics of the songs too, every person is different and every person has a different way to connect with music.

  • @gauravjeengar2093
    @gauravjeengar2093 2 года назад +1

    Sir you might wanna know about Shri Niladri Kumar ji who invented Zitar and contributing greatly towards Hindustani Classical Music

  • @sahusalila
    @sahusalila 2 года назад +1

    #AskAbhijit series of questions
    1. What do you think next of TV will be? Like if we can say TV is the next of radio.
    2. What do you think next of mobile will be?
    3. What do you think next of automobile? Do you think after few decades the planet earth will have more vehicle or less?
    4. Do you think India can ever be 1 global super power in our life time or in the next generation?
    5. Which unexpected nation will rise and become a prominent along side India and China?
    6. Do you think India should form a group like EU with Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Afghanistan, Nepal, Bhutan etc. Basically the good old India before all the separation? What's the chances of this and how the new world order would be then?

    • @sahusalila
      @sahusalila 2 года назад

      Please try to cover this.

  • @dewangthakre8601
    @dewangthakre8601 2 года назад +3

    I would suggest if you want to listen classical music then visit Rahul Deshpandes RUclips channel,he is the classical musician and grandson of great musician Vasantarav Deshpande.😊

  • @sajithnair7173
    @sajithnair7173 2 года назад +1

    even south indian classical too.. by Thyagaraja

  • @anuragmitra9191
    @anuragmitra9191 2 года назад +4

    Fun fact: your 20yr old guitar sound 10000x better than my guitar 😂🤣

  • @KiranKriti
    @KiranKriti 2 года назад

    Sir, I appreciate your depth of knowledge. simply amazing. Impressed with your knowledge of Raagas of Indian music.
    .Lot of people are innovating and putting fusion videos on youtube and also giving performances especially from south. Even Mandolin is modern innovation ... South Indian Srinivas whose surname is actually named after Mandolin, Please go through Mandolin srinivas's brilliant pay of Carnatic music on Mandalon. Even Indian music innovated and changed western Violin to suit to Indian classical music. People are changing Guitar to play Indian Raagas. Indian raagas are becoming popular across the world and west is also importing them. But our own people don't see these because, we run after west and other forms...

  • @rakshita3627
    @rakshita3627 2 года назад +3

    so many beautiful Indian instruments like dotara, ektara, Rudra veena, Mayuri veena, dilruba etc., are dying out just because no players are left. There is no work done on improvising these instruments.
    I don't know if Indians do realise that we are so lucky to have so many different percussion, stringed, plucked, bowed stringed, blow instruments which is so rare for any country to have tradional instruments in all categories.
    I see Indians are moving towards western instruments like voilin, piano, guitar and honestly I don't have problem with it but the fact now these people use "western" instruments to play "Indian classical music" like voilin heavily being used in carnatic and hindustani music instead of Indian voilin like Mayuri veena, rawarl hasta, esraj, diliruba living these tradional instruments to die out hurts me.

  • @mayankarch
    @mayankarch 2 года назад +1

    ❤ आप गजब इंसान हो।