Just when you thought you know so much about Western musical theory, you travel to the other side of the world and realize that you are completely lost. This is genius. R.I.P. Ravi Shankar.
درود بر شما، زنده باشید! من هم عاشق موسیقی کلاسیک ایرانم...چیز بسیار ناب است و روح آدم را بالا می برد، مخصوصا موسیقی استاد شجریان و بانو پریسا. محبت از هند.
It's amazing that you saw the true maestros perform, but might as well call them pandit ravi shankar and ustad Alla rakha. The term "pandit and ustad" are given to the highest degree of musicians in India. Cheers
I also was blessed to witness this pair of musical demigods perform at Sydney Town Hall, must have been 1968. They performed a similar tabla banter to this although from memory Ravi was "teasing" Alla with complex vocalisations which Alla immediately played on the tabla. An amazing concert and even more amazing ... an audience of merely around 200 affectionados. Those were the days.
RJ Whetstone: great concert at the Queen Elizabeth theatre in Vancouver, Canada!!! I remember Mr. Shankar speaking about gat in teen tal which is sixteen beats to the bar. My older brother took my friend and I as my bday gift. One of the best bday presents ever!!! 🇨🇦
To all my friends, pls stop addressing them as ravi and rakha, the term "pandit and ustad" are given to the highest degree of musicians in India. They are pandit ravi shankar and ustad Alla rakha
Noted. Can you explain the different meaning and importance of Ustad vs. Pandit? I noticed when Yehudi Menuhin was introducing artists in English he translated both as ‘Mr.’
@MegaContented -- Dude, take a breather out there, would ya? Clearly, you are an Indian pretending to be a foreigner -- your English is not as good as you think it is. Worst of all, you are definitely not contented.
As long as the title clearly says Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha -- that will be it. If you have a problem with people addressing them by their name that take it up with the the host of this channel. If you don't have a problem with Mohammed Rafi, and Kishore Kumar, and Manna Dey, and Yesudas, and Lata Mangeshkar, and Asha Bhonsle, you shouldn't have a problem with Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha either.
Wow, musical mastery at it's best. I can't beleive the human mind is able to process time signature information and rhythm calculations in real time, while performing it in real time in less than two measures after it was received. Utterly amazing.
These gentle persons are the symbols that the humanity should be proud of. They are not the pride of India only but, the pride of all music scholars and lovers.
Any two musicians who do what these men did, communicating mostly through what they were improvising and making it seem as if it was all preplanned are ultimate masters from whom others should learn. Their skills are rare, the products of long and diligent study. Far too few people today care to put in the time and effort to become such living treasures.
Western Classical and its vast body of fixed work is the greatest man made creation. Even beyond it,however, is Indian classical, which is the bridge between man and God. This spontaneous improvisation is beyond man's thought-out creation. It is more like the deepest realization of music already within your soul, a realization obtained through a life time of devotion. But I agree with the sentiment of your comment. Keep listening bro! God sent us youtube!
It might be true, but it is also dying out. There are a handful musicians who reach this plane of even understanding and following along with intricate taal signatures like 2/3/2/3 or raagas, let alone performing. There is barely any audience without this type of understanding, right?
Alla Rakha's greatest contribution to Indian classical music is making tabla respectable and taking this instrument to a higher plane (earlier it always played second fiddle to the vocalist/instrumentalist). Of course his other contribution is giving the world Zakir Hussein. I have been extremely lucky to see these legends live several times - starting from 1976.
And yet one more contribution that most of indians and pakistanis dont know. Roohi Bano Pakistan television PTV's most talented actress is his daughter. Zakir Hussain is Roohi's half brother.
Thank you very little; so glad that you appreciate these dead musicians... You saw them? Well good for you, you braggard... Don't you think we'd all like to have seen that? Rub it in, why don't you? You had good luck, and we don't. ASSHOLE!
In our musical tradition, we respect the music, the musicians, the instruments and our Gurus and finally the audience. Without proper reverence, one cannot appreciate or learn this music.
The audience was so polished and well-mannered. When Pandit Ravi Shankar asked them to stop clapping and listen to the playing, they obeyed immediately. Shows how humble the two musicians are on the other hand. They didn't crave attention but wanted to present what they went there for. That's why they didn't care about the applause. That kind of humility should exist in all artists.
There was a verbal sound for a particular hitting of the tabla... and he could speak a "tabla" language that could translate into music. Ravi Shankar is a genius of sound. Just pure genius.
If u pay very careful attention , they complete the 10 beat cycle with a vocal beat and start the cycle again with the same beat , and improvise with it
Wow. Great music is indescribable, just felt, even more so through such transcending artists. I was too young to be in the presence of such legends, but have had the chance with Ustad Zakir Hussain many times, always a grateful privilege.
I would have to say, that these are the most accomplished musicians on the planet, and I am not an opinion to be taken lightly. I have played every form of Western music from ( yes I can read music) classical, country, rock, jazz, heavy metal, blues, funk, fusion..etc...in order to make a living. Jack of all trades, master of none, so to speak. But these guys are the undisputed masters of their trade, and I highly respect them for it. No disrespect to any other drummer, but I would rather hear Alla Rakha to any other drummer with the exception to Buddy Rich, who is my all-time favorite drummer. Buddy was THE master of jazz drumming, hands down. Of course, that's just my opinion.
@@Danny-wb2zr It's paradoxical that inspite of not caring about his opinion you wrote such an angry and abusive post. You are getting provoked by something you don't care! You need help. And congratulations- you have mastered the perfect musical language!😂😂😂
@@debjyotimandal4927 Another demented twat and arse sniffer who cares about shit arse opinions and abusive comments just to try and sound intelligent and philosophical 🤓🤓🤓.
Everytime I see this video I forget that these two maestros are no more. However a maestro only disappears, his music continues to circle the earth till dooms day comes.
if there are past lives, surely one of mine took place in India, I have an immediate and profound connection with this music and these instruments that I cannot explain having not grown up hearing it at all
@@what2440 It being subjective was the whole point of Narayan. It's cool, I still would love some sitars and a 8-string guitar for it to become peaceful and heavy. ;-) Anyway, amazing music is amazing music, no matter what your or mine personal taste is. And this certainly had been pretty great.
Watching these maestros perform makes me realise how fortunate I am to be born as a human being, a creature who is able to appreciate and enjoy such beautiful mastery of the art.
Quando avevo 8 anni mio padre portò a casa un CD con la musica di Ravi Shankar. Io divenni matta e inizia a ballare. Fu ed è la mia musica preferita. Per me è sublime. Ora ho 63 anni ma non mi stanco mai di ascoltarla, mi riempie il cuore e ravviva il mio corpo.
What an amazing demonstration of Zaptal. Still gives you goosebumps in 2020 when hearing this from great maestro Alla Rakha. Its simply brilliant to watch this as folks from our generation or anyone younger never got to see Alla Rakha live. I think he had a very unique kind of connection with Pt Ravi Shankarji. Raviji's sitar and his sangat on Tabla just felt divine, something out of this material world.
They are speaking the language of God. They are messengers of the Vibration of the Universe that Created us ALL Edit: this is a perfectly scientific way of playing. It's pure maths. And maths was considered in ancient times to be the language of the Universe and therefore of God.
Lol and few years back science don't even know the fact that you can move things with perfect sound frequencies. And vedas also said that sound can heal your body too. But stupid scientist first claim everything crap then they realise that ayurveda is pure science. 😂🤣😎 So this music is also complete science because it came from same shastras 🙏
संगीत के दोनों साधकोको प्रणाम अभी तो वे है नहीं किन्तु इसके माध्यम से हमे उनका दर्शन व श्रवण लाभ मिला वो हमारा सौभाग्य है वे जहां भी हो प्रसन्न हो... हमारे कोटि कोटि नमन... 👏🏻🌺
Ustaad Allah Rakha : Rock n' Roll, such as the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, admired Ustaad Allah Rakha and studied his technique, benefiting greatly even from single meetings. Hart, a published authority on percussion in world music, said "Alla Rakha is the Einstein, the Picasso; he is the highest form of rhythmic development on this planet." Alla Rakha also collaborated with jazz drummer Buddy Rich, on their 1968 album Rich à la Rakha. The Ustaad gave us a genius, his son, Zakir Hussain !!!
Dont have much knowledge about music...but listening indian classical music makes me feel ethereal.!!!!!! Pandit ji and Ustad ji are out of this world when it comes to music in their respect fields...LEGENDS is very small word to describe them
Forget playing the sitar, forget playing the tabla. Just to CLAP along with Ravi Shankar, just to do that CLAP accompaniment along with the tabla improvisation -. Try it! It will take a lifetime may be. The brain gets scrambled mid way through it reminding us what ordinary mortals we are :).
You are really a genius to have noticed that. I was watching this video carefully today after reading your comment and was astonished to notice what you said. It is indeed something that only accomplished musicians can do.
vaah.kya baat hai.pt Ravi g ke knowledge ki daad deni padegi. sitar ke saath tabla ka itna knowledge hai with ek legend the.kya japtaal bajayi hai khan Saab ne.dono hi hmare legend hai.inki soch or inka riyaz ka jawab nahin. speechless.
I actually saw a tabla broke at one of Ravi's show. It was the most mind blowing Tabla solo ever and everyone in the hall stood up and applauded with the solo is going on then after the skin went through he have a spare one back stage.
I saw them do this in Seattle in 1972. Changed my life.
Where are you going to
wow
What do you think about your life now ?
Just when you thought you know so much about Western musical theory, you travel to the other side of the world and realize that you are completely lost. This is genius. R.I.P. Ravi Shankar.
@@husoftsystems8677 WTF
I discovered his music in the 1960s and have used it to study with.It works !
@@husoftsystems8677 I like how people find a way to bring politics into everything .
India is the land of wonders and mystics. God bless India with all its beauties. From Iranian Turk brother.
Thanks. love from india
درود بر شما، زنده باشید! من هم عاشق موسیقی کلاسیک ایرانم...چیز بسیار ناب است و روح آدم را بالا می برد، مخصوصا موسیقی استاد شجریان و بانو پریسا. محبت از هند.
Loosing these wonders quickly☹️
From an Acadian point of view its magnifician
God Bless Iran. Love from India.
I was privileged to hear Ravi and Alla in a concert in Vancouver, BC in the early 70's. My respect for these two are beyond words.
It's amazing that you saw the true maestros perform, but might as well call them pandit ravi shankar and ustad Alla rakha. The term "pandit and ustad" are given to the highest degree of musicians in India. Cheers
I also was blessed to witness this pair of musical demigods perform at Sydney Town Hall, must have been 1968. They performed a similar tabla banter to this although from memory Ravi was "teasing" Alla with complex vocalisations which Alla immediately played on the tabla. An amazing concert and even more amazing ... an audience of merely around 200 affectionados. Those were the days.
Pls, address them as Pandit and Ustad to show some respect "beyond words" and with words.
RJ Whetstone: great concert at the Queen Elizabeth theatre in Vancouver, Canada!!! I remember Mr. Shankar speaking about gat in teen tal which is sixteen beats to the bar. My older brother took my friend and I as my bday gift. One of the best bday presents ever!!! 🇨🇦
Beautiful , respect, warm wishes from France !
To all my friends, pls stop addressing them as ravi and rakha, the term "pandit and ustad" are given to the highest degree of musicians in India. They are pandit ravi shankar and ustad Alla rakha
cbluenote , yes very true
Noted. Can you explain the different meaning and importance of Ustad vs. Pandit? I noticed when Yehudi Menuhin was introducing artists in English he translated both as ‘Mr.’
@MegaContented -- Dude, take a breather out there, would ya? Clearly, you are an Indian pretending to be a foreigner -- your English is not as good as you think it is. Worst of all, you are definitely not contented.
As long as the title clearly says Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha -- that will be it. If you have a problem with people addressing them by their name that take it up with the the host of this channel.
If you don't have a problem with Mohammed Rafi, and Kishore Kumar, and Manna Dey, and Yesudas, and Lata Mangeshkar, and Asha Bhonsle, you shouldn't have a problem with Ravi Shankar and Alla Rakha either.
@MegaContented -- Are you so discontent that your only hope for any self-respect is cheap talk? Unfortunately, that's your personal problem, not mine.
Their music is an awesome mix of art, science and spirituality!
I wish that people would stop using the word "awesome" so darn much! (Just like "groovy" in the 1960's...)
just like life . :)
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@@CLASSICALFAN100 that's so awesome
Two amazing Legends. Love and respect from 🇵🇰
Love and respect from India brother 😇 glad ustad sahab hamare hain 😜
Wow, musical mastery at it's best. I can't beleive the human mind is able to process time signature information and rhythm calculations in real time, while performing it in real time in less than two measures after it was received. Utterly amazing.
Ghu
These gentle persons are the symbols that the humanity should be proud of. They are not the pride of India only but, the pride of all music scholars and lovers.
First comment after 15 yrs lol 😂
agree
Any two musicians who do what these men did,
communicating mostly through what they were improvising
and making it seem as if it was all preplanned
are ultimate masters from whom others should learn.
Their skills are rare, the products of long and diligent study.
Far too few people today care to put in the time and effort to become such living treasures.
Shut up
People had passion.
I know this is a ridiculous distinction to make, but I genuinely believe Indian music is the most advanced music of the human race.
Western Classical and its vast body of fixed work is the greatest man made creation. Even beyond it,however, is Indian classical, which is the bridge between man and God. This spontaneous improvisation is beyond man's thought-out creation. It is more like the deepest realization of music already within your soul, a realization obtained through a life time of devotion. But I agree with the sentiment of your comment. Keep listening bro! God sent us youtube!
You are right, it is a ridiculous distinction to make.
It might be true, but it is also dying out. There are a handful musicians who reach this plane of even understanding and following along with intricate taal signatures like 2/3/2/3 or raagas, let alone performing. There is barely any audience without this type of understanding, right?
@@sirajghosh ❤👍
@Λ Ask your eldest to do a bit of impromptu child's play and you will come to know about the relative skill levels involved here.
Alla Rakha's greatest contribution to Indian classical music is making tabla respectable and taking this instrument to a higher plane (earlier it always played second fiddle to the vocalist/instrumentalist). Of course his other contribution is giving the world Zakir Hussein. I have been extremely lucky to see these legends live several times - starting from 1976.
And yet one more contribution that most of indians and pakistanis dont know. Roohi Bano Pakistan television PTV's most talented actress is his daughter. Zakir Hussain is Roohi's half brother.
Thank you very little; so glad that you appreciate these dead musicians... You saw them? Well good for you, you braggard... Don't you think we'd all like to have seen that? Rub it in, why don't you? You had good luck, and we don't. ASSHOLE!
@@giuseppelogiurato5718 whats your problem?
Aditya hruday strotam
Very fantastic jugal bandi of world known musicians Mr Alla Rakha and Mr Ravi Shankar tabla badak and Sitaar badak. Thanks
Whaaat!? Was that drumming, or the sound of my mind exploding from the awesomeness?
It's called Tabla
that's not drumming. that's tabla
He must have been the greatest to have lived.
@@NaytherJ yah he is and there are a lot of other tabla ustad also
@@NaytherJ his son ustad zakhir hussain is still alive you can listen to him
In our musical tradition, we respect the music, the musicians, the instruments and our Gurus and finally the audience. Without proper reverence, one cannot appreciate or learn this music.
The audience was so polished and well-mannered. When Pandit Ravi Shankar asked them to stop clapping and listen to the playing, they obeyed immediately. Shows how humble the two musicians are on the other hand. They didn't crave attention but wanted to present what they went there for. That's why they didn't care about the applause. That kind of humility should exist in all artists.
There was a verbal sound for a particular hitting of the tabla... and he could speak a "tabla" language that could translate into music. Ravi Shankar is a genius of sound. Just pure genius.
This is our Country.. And not what politicians have made it today..
Yes baby
British and Mughals ruined it.
@jack howard nope you are absolutely wrong here
jack howard today we are seeing
@@freddiemercurybulsara3876 people like you ruined it, Your brain is a pure material made to be colonised
Hats off to the amazing Musicians our country produced who devoted their entire life to music! These people are the real heroes! #respect
yes off course musicians play an important role in the industry of music if you agree then i am waiting for your reply
Omgsh they are the best !!!!!!!!!!!!
he is an ustaad, meaning best of the best...so he is phenomenal
Ustad in Farsi means Guru, teacher and the person can teach others
@@ziahadaf2282 same
pandit also means same
So mysterious. I cannot tell how Ravi's clapping and Alla's tabla beats sync at all. They seem completely independent
Practise
If u pay very careful attention , they complete the 10 beat cycle with a vocal beat and start the cycle again with the same beat , and improvise with it
That's how they are in sync
@@Ani-zo8il Thank you. This is the kind of info, I'm looking for. Trying to understand
Cuxjfxhfx
I don't often watch videos where theory is explained but this short clip just unlocked a bit of insight.
Quarantine spent well listening to this amazing concert of ustad Alla Rakha and Pandit Ravi Shankar 🙏
Two great legends one in Tabla and one in Sitar. Lucky audience to watch these two legends play together with excellent demonstration by both legends.
I love how Ravi Shankar silences the audience after Rakha spoke the bols. It's like, wait, you have to listen to him PLAY the bols now.
It's so pleasure to listen tabla by Father of Zakir Hussain. Ustad Allah Rakha 🎉🎉🎉. So legendry performance 🔥🔥🔥.
Wow. Great music is indescribable, just felt, even more so through such transcending artists. I was too young to be in the presence of such legends, but have had the chance with Ustad Zakir Hussain many times, always a grateful privilege.
I would have to say, that these are the most accomplished musicians on the planet, and I am not an opinion to be taken lightly. I have played every form of Western music from ( yes I can read music) classical, country, rock, jazz, heavy metal, blues, funk, fusion..etc...in order to make a living. Jack of all trades, master of none, so to speak. But these guys are the undisputed masters of their trade, and I highly respect them for it. No disrespect to any other drummer, but I would rather hear Alla Rakha to any other drummer with the exception to Buddy Rich, who is my all-time favorite drummer. Buddy was THE master of jazz drumming, hands down. Of course, that's just my opinion.
Who the fucks cares or gives a rat's arse about your shit arse opinion???
@@Danny-wb2zr Haha
Well said, Sir.
@@Danny-wb2zr It's paradoxical that inspite of not caring about his opinion you wrote such an angry and abusive post. You are getting provoked by something you don't care! You need help. And congratulations- you have mastered the perfect musical language!😂😂😂
@@debjyotimandal4927 Another demented twat and arse sniffer who cares about shit arse opinions and abusive comments just to try and sound intelligent and philosophical 🤓🤓🤓.
John McLaughlin has dedicated the song ABBAJI to Alla Rakha. He had great respect for him....
I saw an old Pandit Ravi Shankarjis concert and I was shocked to see the great Jimi Hendrix in the audience enjoying the music by the MASTER!!!!!
Everytime I see this video I forget that these two maestros are no more. However a maestro only disappears, his music continues to circle the earth till dooms day comes.
if there are past lives, surely one of mine took place in India, I have an immediate and profound connection with this music and these instruments that I cannot explain having not grown up hearing it at all
There are surely past lives my friend...I have no doubt about that.
This is meant to connect you no matter what you are
A true grand master, it is amazing how Ravi Shankar is describes music in words.
Vandan , Pranam
Maa news also watching older program. Good👍
4000 years of development ...
From First Sangham till 4th Sangham ...
Carnatic Music has no match for its spirituality and purity till this date.
You had to divide and try and make your style the best. The day you let go of the division, you’ll be more peaceful.
@@narayan02684 it's subjective, let him be.
Carnatic and Hindustani. Lets not try to differentiate in their achievements.
@@what2440 It being subjective was the whole point of Narayan. It's cool, I still would love some sitars and a 8-string guitar for it to become peaceful and heavy. ;-)
Anyway, amazing music is amazing music, no matter what your or mine personal taste is. And this certainly had been pretty great.
Estos temas musicales, elevan el espiritu, remesen el alma.
This reconfirms my belief that we are the most strangest alien beings of the universe, how???? how does he do it??? I love it!!!
9 year old comment you are Alive or not ?
Reply please 😕
@@rukkeeoffbeatgamer3728 same
@@rukkeeoffbeatgamer3728 I'm alive, barely....
@@miceskin 😂😂
What a tresure, a true Ustad. You are much loved and missed Abaji.
What a artist we have in our country😎 proud feeling
Watching these maestros perform makes me realise how fortunate I am to be born as a human being, a creature who is able to appreciate and enjoy such beautiful mastery of the art.
Love from Tibet..
Love from India 🤗😇
I wish I had half the skill that this amazing percussionist had in his little finger.
Half?
1% is more than enough for all of us.
Wow, that was the pinacle of musical communication.
Yeah
Quando avevo 8 anni mio padre portò a casa un CD con la musica di Ravi Shankar. Io divenni matta e inizia a ballare. Fu ed è la mia musica preferita. Per me è sublime. Ora ho 63 anni ma non mi stanco mai di ascoltarla, mi riempie il cuore e ravviva il mio corpo.
Sounds from my childhood. Many many years later and thousands of miles away from home - this made my eyes misty..
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Ustad Allah rakaha is the father and teacher of ustad zakir hussain, am I wrt?
Yes
yes
along with ustad fazal.qureshi and mian shaukat hussain.
@@vijaychandrapandey also taufiq qureshi
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A Hindu and a Muslim and an enchanting art form. What else do we need!!!!
Both of them are legends. They showed how delightful can be a performance of this nature
We certainly miss them
This made my day !!!
specially at 2:22 !!
ahh i miss him so much !!
दोनों महानं कलाकारों को नमन ।
Great tabla by Allarakha ,great bombarding made by Ravishankar without Baja.......Oh what a greatness...
What an amazing demonstration of Zaptal. Still gives you goosebumps in 2020 when hearing this from great maestro Alla Rakha. Its simply brilliant to watch this as folks from our generation or anyone younger never got to see Alla Rakha live. I think he had a very unique kind of connection with Pt Ravi Shankarji. Raviji's sitar and his sangat on Tabla just felt divine, something out of this material world.
They are speaking the language of God. They are messengers of the Vibration of the Universe that Created us ALL
Edit: this is a perfectly scientific way of playing. It's pure maths. And maths was considered in ancient times to be the language of the Universe and therefore of God.
This is what musician should be.
Bullshits,, study some science
Science comes from God
Yes music is god ... Its his divine representation
Lol and few years back science don't even know the fact that you can move things with perfect sound frequencies.
And vedas also said that sound can heal your body too. But stupid scientist first claim everything crap then they realise that ayurveda is pure science. 😂🤣😎 So this music is also complete science because it came from same shastras 🙏
Pundit Ravishankar took a whole class of Tabla.
संगीत के दोनों साधकोको प्रणाम अभी तो वे है नहीं किन्तु इसके माध्यम से हमे उनका दर्शन व श्रवण लाभ मिला वो हमारा सौभाग्य है वे जहां भी हो प्रसन्न हो... हमारे कोटि कोटि नमन... 👏🏻🌺
It's amazing how he can replicate almost every sound into percussion.
Let's see how many true music lovers still exists in 2020 and so on so
मैं खुशनसीब हूं कि मैं भारत से हूं और यह मेरी संस्कृति है
If ever you saw a musician chomping at the bit,its Alla. Relaxed,alert,ready..Its a treasure to see,Thanks for putting this up.
When you rise up from simpleness of Pythagorean music(western) you begin the journey into complexity of bhartiya(indian) music
I salute ustaad allahrakha ji
Ustaad Allah Rakha : Rock n' Roll, such as the Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart, admired Ustaad Allah Rakha and studied his technique, benefiting greatly even from single meetings. Hart, a published authority on percussion in world music, said "Alla Rakha is the Einstein, the Picasso; he is the highest form of rhythmic development on this planet." Alla Rakha also collaborated with jazz drummer Buddy Rich, on their 1968 album Rich à la Rakha. The Ustaad gave us a genius, his son, Zakir Hussain !!!
Allah Rakha's wife was complicit in the birth of their son.
Dont have much knowledge about music...but listening indian classical music makes me feel ethereal.!!!!!! Pandit ji and Ustad ji are out of this world when it comes to music in their respect fields...LEGENDS is very small word to describe them
Shukriya for sharing this epic raga from the great Pandit Ravi Shanka RIP. Anoushka will carry on with your legacy.
Genius....
Music masters on the world
Salaam salaam to one of the greatest Tabla artist of India
We pay homage to him on this remembrance day
May his music live for ever
Thanks
Kasturi G
Conheci o Ravi e o Alla quando tinha meus 15/16 anos e até hoje o acho esplêndido! Ouçam isso! Tabla! Chico Vitar, obrigado por me apresentar isto!
Forget playing the sitar, forget playing the tabla. Just to CLAP along with Ravi Shankar, just to do that CLAP accompaniment along with the tabla improvisation -. Try it! It will take a lifetime may be. The brain gets scrambled mid way through it reminding us what ordinary mortals we are :).
Thanks
SIRAJ GHOSH it's only 123, 12
Sounds weird.. its just a beat.. working like a metronome..
You are really a genius to have noticed that. I was watching this video carefully today after reading your comment and was astonished to notice what you said. It is indeed something that only accomplished musicians can do.
Javan C ya we all know that by watching video but holding that while Ustad Allahrakkha goes aadi lay holding clap is hard.
Oh my God
Where I have been from all these days...
it would be really a deep experience to travel back in time and actually be there in ancient India... and walk around see as much as you can.
Distant no
The devotion to music above all . Shankar left ustad ji's daughter but the love for music is beyond personal relationships. True lovers of art.
Pandit Ravi Shankar and Ustaad Allah Rakha! Heavenly 😊
yeh hmare India ki shaan hai.the aur rahenge.thanks for upload it.sangeet Sadhna hai yeh log sadhak hai
kya khub
Santosh Gehlot kyakaroosajaniayenabalam
True Life Musicians have no ego.
It is an honor to be asked by one of them to play at all!
Ustad allah rakha khan hands are moving faster than light when he plays jhaptaal. Legend for a reason.
Gifted and extremely talented beyond the comprehension of most people. Love it!
vaah.kya baat hai.pt Ravi g ke knowledge ki daad deni padegi. sitar ke saath tabla ka itna knowledge hai with ek legend the.kya japtaal bajayi hai khan Saab ne.dono hi hmare legend hai.inki soch or inka riyaz ka jawab nahin. speechless.
Universal Language!! The way they communicate and synch is extraordinary!! Wish I learn at least one musical instrument and try everything I can.
I actually saw a tabla broke at one of Ravi's show. It was the most mind blowing Tabla solo ever and everyone in the hall stood up and applauded with the solo is going on then after the skin went through he have a spare one back stage.
Omgsh.........the best ever"!!!!!! Omgsh....Ustad is the best Tabla artist this world has ever known thus far...........🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
We are too small....
To make any comments....
Ju's listening with eyes closed and folded hands 🙏🙏🙏
sickest thing I've seen on YT in a long time. It's great how Shankar gives everyone background info...I think that makes it even more enjoyable.
We are so lucky that these two legends were contemporaries 🙏Proud to be Indian!
Legends of India.salute from ♥
Lovely....
...Harmonious, Blessed and Happy Day To You...ॐॐॐ
This is Tabla player......
...Happy, Blessed Day To You All...ॐॐॐ
Daru de
Hat's off to table genius. Marvellous sir
Tabla chutiya
Ustad Alla Rakha is way too awesome in his art.. too much to learn and understand from him.
So smooth ending!
🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Much love and Respect from British Columbia.
It is never enough when i listen to these legends
this is extremely informative. I love this.
Gagag
Gem of a friendship. Brought tears and a wide smile on my face.
Pioneers, legends, icons. Respect and admiration. ❤️🙏🏼
Legends are born only ONCE
Who is watching in 2020😊
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I came here through a Wikipedia wormhole, starting with Monty Python.
The world is full of wonders.
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Asim Naveed is watching means I’m watching
Incredible! Panditji was such a great influence in my life! I have such fond memories of him!
Thanks for Allla Rakhaji &Ravi Shankarji Programmes .
Beyond amazing. Thaks for the post.
best audio of this video ever
Fantastic!! No words can express my admiration and gratefulness
Waah dono ustad ji . . kyaa kahanaa - डॉ. प्रसाद मडावी
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