I sit in awe of Sanju Sahai. He’s an INCREDIBLE musician, but also such a humble and patient teacher. What a delight to learn something new from a master at work!
Sanju Sahai comes from a very prestigious Gharana of musicians particularly rhythm instruments. The fellow is very lucky tho have personal lesson from a Maestro. A wonderful treat for all music lovers.
how wonderful to see this continuation of bringing together musicians from the Indian and western classical traditions to discuss their artistry! The mutual respect and fascination and learning is beautiful to see. thank you. Hope to see more in the future :)
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This so melodious created by three totally different musical instruments combined. I could never imagine Bach with tabla and tanpura...holy moly. This is amazing.
This is just brilliant. Its so great to see Eastern and Western music, in it's classical forms coming together, being fused, being in harmony and at one with each other. This was incredible to watch !! Loved it, thank you !!
I used to play the tabla when i was younger.....i got till level four. Anyone who is not exposed to some form of training with musical instrument at early age is missing out . Parents you owe it to your kids to get them trained.
When samplers were new, the E-mu Emulator (1981) was kinda a big deal. Stevie Wonder got the first one. Depeche Mode used it on everything. It let you load sounds from 5-1/4" floppy disks. The Ferris Bueller synth was the Emulator 2. E-mu built up an extensive library of sampled instruments and in 1989 started selling rack modules with a few hundred instruments each. If you look in the manual of the 1991 Proteus/3 World (p.103) it shows the keyboard mapping for the module's tabla samples. It gives you Baya Tone x2, Baya Slap, Baya Hit with your left hand and Tabla Tone x2, Tabla Mute A/B/C, and Tabla Open with your right hand. It's the only instrument map with the note "All Instruments in The Tabla are played back at their original pitch." It's cool seeing this and finally having some context for the tabla. The Udu Drum, Bata Drums and Deff/Bendir/Req "Middle Eastern Drum" samples are also in there so I suppose I should look for videos on those, too.
You don't have to see the fingers He plays Teen Taal in the first And during the duet he played KEHERWA which is 8 beats and devided 4/4 You have to just learn the technical terms of Tabla Tabla have 360 TAAL's in Indian classical music he played one of them.
When I talk to my crush What I though I said: _It feels really nice to be here with you, you know? I really enjoy your company._ What I really said: 2:04
Can you do a video on the Sitar if you haven't already? It's such a complex and wonderful sounding instrument that I have yet to be informed of in detail like your Instrument Guide videos.
Hello! We don't have a full Instrument Guide on the sitar, but do check out our video with Craig Ogden in conversation with sitar player Roopa Panesar here: ruclips.net/video/KLrFMSYg--I/видео.html
Thank you for your feedback. We carefully pick who is featured in our videos and it can often be a lengthy process to find exactly the right fit. It's important that in this context the member of the orchestra is really keen to learn something new, and it was not deemed essential that we use a percussionist in this context. We do hope you enjoyed the film and will continue to follow our work.
Oh it was just really funny to see the violinist tens up his joints and fingers to play the Tabla! I am a percussionist and it just brought back lots of nostalgia when I first played the bongo drums, tensing up with full concentration! XD
13:38 - This part takes me back to the Duck Hunt theme music. (Five seconds into this video: ruclips.net/video/1h_89R3sHF0/видео.html) I really enjoyed this video. While a violist is not a percussionist, Kramers' apparent knack for remembering a pattern without having to walk through it several times really helps the pacing of the video. And Sanju Sahai seems to be both an impressive player and a very good teacher.
I was very worried about the prospect of listening to Bach with Tabla accompaniment but, when it all began it was only but a sigh of relief. Even the drone of the tambura fits in quite nicely. I mischievously wonder if it would have been the same had not been Bach but something atonal like a Schoenberg. European 'dhun'-like melody with Indian percussion... sounded a lot like Dikshitar-esque 'nottuswaras'.
Impressive. You just made Bach cool (not that he wasn't before hand). Would someone be so kind as to tell me what that piece of Bach is called? Much appreciated.
Bach certainly does sound great with tabla! The piece that Gijs and Sanju perform is the 5th movement, 'Bourrée', from Bach's Suite for Cello No. 4 in E flat (BWV1010).
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I sit in awe of Sanju Sahai. He’s an INCREDIBLE musician, but also such a humble and patient teacher. What a delight to learn something new from a master at work!
This is brilliant - I love the idea of having a spoken musical alphabet like that! Very clear teaching also.
😊😊😊
Thumbs up is not enough but whatever... Some youtube videos needs "This is exceptional!" button. A pure gem.
Thank you so much!
I absolutely love watching musicians play together in the moment. It's as close to telepathy as we've ever achieved. Amazing Tabla and Viola.
Sanju Sahai comes from a very prestigious Gharana of musicians particularly rhythm instruments. The fellow is very lucky tho have personal lesson from a Maestro. A wonderful treat for all music lovers.
how wonderful to see this continuation of bringing together musicians from the Indian and western classical traditions to discuss their artistry! The mutual respect and fascination and learning is beautiful to see. thank you. Hope to see more in the future :)
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@@philharmonia_orchestra make more videos like this please 🙏
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Indian Flute
Thavil..
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Thavil
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Oud would be very interesting!
Please try South Indian percussion like mridangam khanjira or ghatam
I really loved the sound of the two played together....viola and tabla...tabla is next on my learn to play list
How many instruments do you know now? And any advice on how to pick up a new instrument quickly for the first time?
That was a treat!And the Bach-tabla duet was wonderful indeed!
This so melodious created by three totally different musical instruments combined. I could never imagine Bach with tabla and tanpura...holy moly. This is amazing.
Absolutely fascinating! And the ending with the marriage of Bach to tabla. Brilliant!
Sanju Sahai is INCREDIBLE!!!!! OMGoodness.
Brilliant Sanju Sahai is always pure sattva. Only take a look at his actions, he never makes false, or unconfident movements
Sanju Sahai is a great tabla player, who has inherited the ancient tradition of Banaras Gharana.... (located in Varanasi).
I find Sanju Sahai's playing to be utterly captivating.
He is a fascinating artist from a family with a very rich musical heritage...a tabla maestro in al sense of the word .. Pandit Sanju Sahai
Sanju is a great guy. He taught me at SOAS.
This is inspiring -- a wonderful addition to that Bach piece
Both musicians' expressions while playing their instrument is really really magnificent and of topest notch
The Bach was amazing. That is a gold mine there. Reminded of beautiful maihar pieces. Thank you for sharing this.
This is just brilliant. Its so great to see Eastern and Western music, in it's classical forms coming together, being fused, being in harmony and at one with each other. This was incredible to watch !! Loved it, thank you !!
Sanjujee is a great great tabla player
Amazing both are so talented. I love the blend of eastern and western music.
I used to play the tabla when i was younger.....i got till level four.
Anyone who is not exposed to some form of training with musical instrument at early age is missing out .
Parents you owe it to your kids to get them trained.
I am a Sitar player and my father used to accompany me with tabla...for practice.
@@sm0000 look how rick beato taught his son (dylan beato) since he was born
@@ppang right bro
I'm in middle school right now, and I play Viola and Trumpet. I'm glad that I'm doing something right. Thank you.
What a wonderful video, panditji is a shining example of mastery and patience. So thrilled to come across this gem. 💕🙏
Glad you enjoyed our film!
Great series, and what a great teacher Sanju Sahai is. I really enjoyed this.
Mesmerizing sounds of Tabla. Most beautiful instrument in the world!
Such a joy to happen upon this video! And to hear my gurubhai in action!
+Fernando Subirats so much talent!
I absolutely love tabla! Thank's for this great video!
Delightful and enlightening! Wonderful Sanju and Gijs!
Thank you very much, we're really pleased you enjoyed it!
Wonderful video, you guys have the best channel on the internet!
And the Tabla looks like a incredible insturment!
Ivo Wilson Thank you!
2:07 I didnt know hands could play that fast and powerfully ... almost superhuman. 👍
tabla can be played even faster.. 32times the speed of the original kaida.
They compliment each other so well!
Fantastic amazing video. Love it. The best lesson ever with incredible performances all the way through. Thanks for sharing.
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Great teacher!
Brilliant
Maravilloso!!!!! Gracias desde el corazón 😍
De nada! Gracias por pasar tiempo en nuestro canal!
Felling proud to be a Indian
And feeling proud for our Classical music
That's why India is different than other countries
I love my India
What a legend Pt. Sanju Sahai ji is. His oration is as good as his tabla.
Amazing teacher teaching step by step tabla. 👏👏🙏🙏
Really great video, I thoroughly enjoyed it. It was really interesting to learn how tabla is played :)
Imrooniel Thank you!
This is amazing! I'm in awe 😀
Awesome teacher....Sahai
Brilliant!!! Excellent lesson!!!
wonderful collaboration, thank you for such wonderful videos
+Ayon Sengupta Thanks! We're so glad you like them.
very knowledgeable clip About Banaras traditional style for beginners. ....
Fascinating instrument.
What piece of Bach is he playing? Beautiful viola and tabla! Great class, thank you!
This is wonderful. Thanks for doing this!!!!
michaelemmanuel It was really enjoyable to film, we're glad you like it too!
When samplers were new, the E-mu Emulator (1981) was kinda a big deal. Stevie Wonder got the first one. Depeche Mode used it on everything. It let you load sounds from 5-1/4" floppy disks. The Ferris Bueller synth was the Emulator 2. E-mu built up an extensive library of sampled instruments and in 1989 started selling rack modules with a few hundred instruments each. If you look in the manual of the 1991 Proteus/3 World (p.103) it shows the keyboard mapping for the module's tabla samples. It gives you Baya Tone x2, Baya Slap, Baya Hit with your left hand and Tabla Tone x2, Tabla Mute A/B/C, and Tabla Open with your right hand. It's the only instrument map with the note "All Instruments in The Tabla are played back at their original pitch."
It's cool seeing this and finally having some context for the tabla. The Udu Drum, Bata Drums and Deff/Bendir/Req "Middle Eastern Drum" samples are also in there so I suppose I should look for videos on those, too.
I love the last jam. Haha it was so fun.
Really fantastic lesson........ Great Guruji....
blown away
Both of them come from such rich traditions ❤️
This is incredibly neat!
I could get out only one sound after all that wonderful sounds: Wow.
Absolutely beautiful... Thank you.
Thank you for this. 🙌🏼❤️
Thank you! very fine!
Excellent ! How many of you guys at the end of that piece said or thought - Kya Bach hai ! :-) [I know you are out there !] ;-)
God created life for Music.
Such a cool video! I look forward to getting to play with a tabla artist. These two musicians play a cool duet at 17:28.
Oh boy! I need this video in 240fps to see how and which finger is he using to do that.
You don't have to see the fingers
He plays Teen Taal in the first
And during the duet he played KEHERWA which is 8 beats and devided 4/4
You have to just learn the technical terms of Tabla
Tabla have 360 TAAL's in Indian classical music he played one of them.
When I talk to my crush
What I though I said:
_It feels really nice to be here with you, you know? I really enjoy your company._
What I really said:
2:04
Can you do a video on the Sitar if you haven't already? It's such a complex and wonderful sounding instrument that I have yet to be informed of in detail like your Instrument Guide videos.
Hello! We don't have a full Instrument Guide on the sitar, but do check out our video with Craig Ogden in conversation with sitar player Roopa Panesar here: ruclips.net/video/KLrFMSYg--I/видео.html
Could you please make one for the Recorder? As a professional recorder player and early music enthusiast, I would absolutely love that!
Wow😍😍😍
Excellent sound quality
Fantastic job
That was great, and thanks to tabla player ji
Wowsers!
WHY Didn't THEY PICK A PERCUSSIONIST?! It would've made more sense! XD
Thank you for your feedback. We carefully pick who is featured in our videos and it can often be a lengthy process to find exactly the right fit. It's important that in this context the member of the orchestra is really keen to learn something new, and it was not deemed essential that we use a percussionist in this context. We do hope you enjoyed the film and will continue to follow our work.
Oh it was just really funny to see the violinist tens up his joints and fingers to play the Tabla! I am a percussionist and it just brought back lots of nostalgia when I first played the bongo drums, tensing up with full concentration! XD
Philharmonia Orchestra (London, UK) That is actually very nice on how a string instrument player is learning percussion. Adds spice to the video.
@@philharmonia_orchestra violinist seems boree
Salil Ram I think it’s more like “concentrating like mad”. Everyone concentrates in different ways.
What a brilliant video! And it demystified tabla just a little bit😅
lovely !!
keep em coming this is amazing
13:38 - This part takes me back to the Duck Hunt theme music.
(Five seconds into this video: ruclips.net/video/1h_89R3sHF0/видео.html)
I really enjoyed this video. While a violist is not a percussionist, Kramers' apparent knack for remembering a pattern without having to walk through it several times really helps the pacing of the video. And Sanju Sahai seems to be both an impressive player and a very good teacher.
Hi you inspire me and I think you should add the planets to your app thanks
Amazing 👏👏👏
great!🎉
Please bring other instruments such as Sarangi,esraj,taus,etc.
Beauteous!!!
I was very worried about the prospect of listening to Bach with Tabla accompaniment but, when it all began it was only but a sigh of relief. Even the drone of the tambura fits in quite nicely. I mischievously wonder if it would have been the same had not been Bach but something atonal like a Schoenberg. European 'dhun'-like melody with Indian percussion... sounded a lot like Dikshitar-esque 'nottuswaras'.
Great job nevertheless!!
Chitrayudh Ghatak Thank you! We're so glad you liked it.
Impressive. You just made Bach cool (not that he wasn't before hand). Would someone be so kind as to tell me what that piece of Bach is called? Much appreciated.
Bach certainly does sound great with tabla! The piece that Gijs and Sanju perform is the 5th movement, 'Bourrée', from Bach's Suite for Cello No. 4 in E flat (BWV1010).
Philharmonia Orchestra (London, UK) Thanks!
how loud are these drums without mic? just wondering, great video
16:32 don't try this at home
Laught really loud at that
Can anyone tell what is the name of the piece kramers played on viola ?
Name of the piece?? Would love to learn it on viola
Good teacher
So what would you learn about the tabla today...?
No clue in awe
kya bach hai :D
Hahahahahaha! Nice one.
Good one bhai. 🤣
nothing better than viola representation
Add this instrument and every other instrument in your orchestra in the sound samples pack because they would be good.
whoa. skip to the end and whoa
what is the name of the bach's composition? it is beautiful.
What is the Bach piece called?
Amazing...
im giving applause in front of my screen
Very nice bro
Absolutely love Tabla
Check out Baladi Blues in London
Guy Shalom band
why does Sir use Te and Re interchangeably ?
Please make your app available on android!
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