Raga Bhimpalasi - "Ja Ja Re Apne Mandirwa"
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- An instrumental version of a well known Hindustani classical song (bandish) in the 16 beat (teental) time cycle (taal) in medium speed (madhya laya).
Performed by Christopher Hale on sitar and Ed Hanley on tabla.
To book Christopher Hale for performances, weddings, parties, or corporate events in the GTA (Greater Toronto Area) please contact him at chrisdhale at gmail dot com or visit his website at christopherhalesitar.com
I would like to thank you Christopher for being a Hindustani classical musician.. Where Indians have left no stone unturned to desert this divine form of music, it gives me some temporary relief that people like you are promoting this form of music in the whole world.
I am really agree with Yajur Sood. The same thought were in my mind while listening to this. I greatly admire Christopher because he did not only accepted a music of Indian Music but mastered it. It's sooo soothing to listen to his Sitar along with beautifully played Teen Tal on Tabla. Thanks a lot. May god bless you!
That's a blatant lie. If you like this recital, feel free to sing high praise. I personally found it off-key at places (especially around 6:50 - what the hell was that) and bereft of the bhakti rasa that Bhimpalasi is supposed to evoke. This is something that a beginning student of Indian music might play. But don't speak for "Indians". The tradition of Indian classical music is alive and well in India. A large number of young virtuosos and practitioners of this genre of music are coming up (Dhruv Bedi, Mita Nag, Abhishek Lahiri, Debasmita Bhattacharya, S Akash, Abhishek Borkar, Anupama Bhargav, Vanraj Shastri, Ishan Ghosh, Anubrata Chatterjee etc. to name just a few) - you only have to attend programs and be in the loop to know that our musical traditions are flourishing. Also, a large number of rasikas who often interact with these artistes very closely almost on a daily basis on various social media platforms show that this art is thriving. No need to patronise this. A white man playing the sitar may be a big deal for you, but you don't have to fall at the feet of this very basic performance. Get a spine for heaven's sake.
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@@anandsengupta2900You have to relax. You are well trained in Music so you have a fine tuned ear and a lot of depth in your knowledge of musical theory and your standards are pretty high. It's like Ustad Bismillah Khan Saab once told Lata ji that one of her notes is sounding too low, but that imperfection is making her singing all the more beautiful.
But even in the musical circles you would find very few who would not find Lata Ji pitch perfect in her notes.
When a child expresses amazement at a pretty obvious and rather stupid magic trick, elders find it cute, they don't berate the child.
So, rest of us who might not be as aware of knitty gritties of music as you are, might be guilty of ignorance or uneducation but in no way we are liars, as we speak what we genuinely feel.
As regards to flourishing of music, Classical music be it Indian or Western or any other is always heard in musical communities and that is what differentiates it with Folk or its new avatar- the Pop. So agree with you on that.
As far as colour of skin or nationality is concerned, it doesn't bother me. It's all in the service of Maa Saraswati, but yes, if Indian music finds practioners out of India, it is all the more good for Indian music as well as Music as a whole. So, no issues in praising someone in making efforts. With our love and support he might even be able to overcoming whatever shortcomings he might have. We all are afterall, students of music and none of us are Masters. 😊
@@anandsengupta2900 Agree with the essence of your reply, but its quite a strong reply to equally ignorant topic raised in the firsts of the comments. It’s the art which is higher than any musician and not vice versa. The art has survived strong through so many subversive acts in the history that it’s extinction is far beyond the horizon. I recently followed some of the grassroot documentaries (with no fanfare) on channels like www.youtube.com/@growingintomusic5082 which gives a window to the growing artists in our neighbourhood. Let’s patronise their growth instead of cribbing on the eroding culture.
Extremely delighted to see the reach and power of Indian classical music
Hats off for your passion and dedication in learning and displaying Indian classical music in its best and purest form. Thanks for the beautiful performance!
Mr. Hale, is igniting spirit of simon and garfenkle, of saro boroghro fame. BIM palasi crossed international borders.
Brilliantly performed ! This is years and years of hardwork by both of you .. and it is beautiful!
Thank you so much for such a lovely compliment Shekhar!
Indian classical music has heavenly feeling. it has revealed listening your music.
You mean hindustani classical music?
@wish bng
Yes.
Lovely seeing friends from west playing indian classical raags and instrunents with great precision..
Epic..👍👍💕💖💖
Thank you my friend!
Ah! I cant express how delighted i felt after hearing this version of ja ja re. I am greatful to you.
Both sitar and tabla players are great. I wonder how foreigners have mastered Indian classical music.
Excellent rendition, this chota khayal in Raga Bhimpalasi is one of my favourite. Kudos to you both Chris & Ed
Thanks Sai ji!
Really so nice --- very good performance on sitar wish you good luck.
Thank you Syed ji!
Realy brilliant.i am proud of you. Mr. Hale.a you are performing the indian classical music. God bless you.
Unbelievable. Ja ja re could have been performed in such beautiful way
Beautiful rendition .
God bless the duo of Artistes
Thanks please
Thanks Ed and Christopher for this beautiful performance.
WOW!!!
अद्बुतथ। हरि ॐ राधे राधे।😊😊❤😂👌💐
you guys are awesome.....doing very well...keep it up...well wishes for you
Excellent👍👏
Thanks Kakoli!
Wah ❤ sir
Thank you!
Amazing performance ❤❤
Thank you!
pleasure of music can be felt.
My deepest respects to u sir, for your achievement in learning indian classical , keep us enthralled with performances.
Pure ecstasy each time I listen to it...
Brilliant love from india ,😊😊😍
Simply amazing..cheers to your passion and devotion for Hindustani Classical ❤. Keep playing and posting such wonderful instrumental chota khayal pieces.
Thank you so much!
Briliant........Chitra Basu
Beautifully done, Chris and Ed!
Thanks sir for this beautiful raag
Thanks so much!
Vahhhhh
Thank you so much!
Amazing ❤
Speechless ,,no word ,,
Chris buddy! What an amazing piece of work this is! I play this on loop whenever I'm working and never get bored of it for hours. Thank you. Keep up the good work! Love from India.
Thank you.great feeling.
Really well played....hats off
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Beauty❤❤❤❤❤
Wow! Both awesome
Thanks Masaud!
Exquisite
My Favorite Raag ... Awsome payed sir ...
Thanks so much Amol!
It gives me tactile pleasure, awesome 👍👍👍
Thanks Bishwadeep!
Beautiful.
Apne mandirwa ba baba 👍
Thanks Uday!
Mesmerizing...
beatifull❤
Really heart touching 😍
Soo beautiful! Haven't heard anything so peaceful in a while :))
Thanks so much Eesha!
Hey there Chris! I'm absolutely in love with this piece! Great job to you and Ed!
Beautiful 👌🏻 Greetings from Scotland 😊 Have a wonderful day everyone 🌻
Thanks!
Excellent
Indian classical ❤
Thank you Yogesh!
🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Mr.Hale this is one of my most fav.rag. wow
I love it so much too Ashwin! Thanks so much!
Excellent sitar
Apurbo..!!
superb!
May be after 1000 to 2000 years, if Indians want to learn classical music, they have to travel to Canada, US or UK.
Beautiful!
Thank you amrita!
👏👏
Hat's off
Thanks!
Awesome ❤️👍
Thanks Shashi Kant ji! It looks like you also play. I had a look at your channel and enjoyed your Tum Hi Aana! Nice work!
Ya I also play Mohan Veena , Thanks for like tum hi aana❤️👍
Too good!
Fabulous
Thank you so much!
Incredible! :)
Respect
Excellent 👌
Thank you!
great job
Schme Dil bhar ata hai classical music k liye itna lgav or pyar dekh dekhlo jb bhar k log hmare Sanskriti ko hmare sangeet ko smj skte hai to hmm nhi ajkl k youth k liye toh Western culture ki trf hi ja ra hai pls smjo
Dhanyabad ji. Ham khosheesh kar rahain hai, pyaar se!
I like raag Bhimpalasi ❤❤❤
Yes, me too! One of my favourite raags!
Beautiful
Thanks so much Kala!
Wow...
Thanks so much Vineet!
Dude you are epic. I have been listening to this song since I was 15, it never occurred me to learn a instrument then , nor I could afford it that time. I am learning guitar at the moment and was wondering if it will be possible to play this on guitar and found your video. Cool.
good work
Wah
Thank you!
Amazingly played my friend..
Super nicely performance and good quality of the product 👌
Thanks dearest Cherestopher on sitar & dear ED on table 😘
Thank you so much Khoshal!
Great work!
खूप सुंदर
dhanyavad!
brilliant
nice one
The audience in the hall seems to prefer a lively conversation. They are pigs that have been thrown pearls.
Please tell me you give lessons via the internet? loved it.
Very excellent performance 👍
Thank you so much!
3:49
this is in Raag Bhimpalasi: ni and ga komal
Yes! You are right! One of my favourite raags!
1:29
Where did you learnt from
my guru is Partha Chatterjee, a disciple of Pt. Nikhil Banerjee.
Can i buy your music online apart from iTunes??
Siddharth Sharma Not yet. I have not loading anything onto my bandcamp page as yet. the only music of mine you can buy is my band Aradhna. Check aradhnamusic dot com. But it's a very different type of music! Hope you like it.
I'm releasing a CD with Ed soon within the next week. keep posted on our facebook pages.
Main ascharyachakit hun
Dhanyavad P Chaoudhary ji!
After listening to ruclips.net/video/uEqYzdz3Zvg/видео.html and then this, my Sunday afternoon couldn't be more perfect! Thank you @SitarToronto
You are welcome Sayan! Thank you so much!
Beautiful.
Main ascharyachakit hun
dhanyavad!
Beautiful.