Nicely sung, Manali! But we missed Emon here .... btw what does "Marwa" mean in this context? ( In the antara) . For those unfamilar with the word "argaj" is a scented wood (paste, I imagine)
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the performance. Yes, we missed Emon this time; he wasn't available for this week's recording. We apologize for that. Regarding your question, in the context of the antara, "marwa" refers to the act of meticulously picking or selecting individual flower buds. It signifies the protagonist's attention to detail and care in gathering flowers. Each bud is chosen with precision, possibly for its beauty or freshness. "Argaj" indeed refers to a scented wood paste, often used for its fragrance. It adds a beautiful aroma to the imagery of the composition.
@@SATRANGEEOfficial if Marwa is an “apbhransh” of maala (an unfamiliar one) the verb cannot be “dohna” - ie to milk ( a cow). Perhaps Bohnaa would be more appropriate?
Ah, we've noticed Emon's been missing-in-action lately, too! Don't worry, he'll be back soon, and we'll make sure to give him a gentle nudge so he doesn't miss out on any more videos. Thanks for your patience! 🎶😄
Thank you for your question! In the antara of the composition, the word "marwa" signifies the act of carefully picking or selecting flower buds. It conveys the protagonist's meticulousness and attention to detail in gathering flowers. Each bud is chosen with care, possibly to ensure that only the most beautiful and fresh flowers are selected.
Ah, we completely understand your concern! This time, due to Emon's unavailability, we opted for a MIDI instrument. But rest assured, we're committed to bringing back the authentic tabla experience soon. Thanks for your understanding and continued support! 🎶😊
Baddhiyaa gaayey Manaliji - saath sangat ka parichay bhi jaroori hai ❤
ahhhhhhhh ki apurbo Manali ❤️💐🙏
Beautiful 🌹🌹🌹
🙏🏻🙏🏻
Beautiful voice
As usual, excellent!!!❤
Wonderful ❤
वाह, अद्भुत
❤
Besh bhalo laglo.
Baddhiyaa gaayey❤
Nicely sung, Manali! But we missed Emon here .... btw what does "Marwa" mean in this context? ( In the antara) . For those unfamilar with the word "argaj" is a scented wood (paste, I imagine)
Thank you so much for your kind words! We're glad you enjoyed the performance. Yes, we missed Emon this time; he wasn't available for this week's recording. We apologize for that. Regarding your question, in the context of the antara, "marwa" refers to the act of meticulously picking or selecting individual flower buds. It signifies the protagonist's attention to detail and care in gathering flowers. Each bud is chosen with precision, possibly for its beauty or freshness. "Argaj" indeed refers to a scented wood paste, often used for its fragrance. It adds a beautiful aroma to the imagery of the composition.
@@SATRANGEEOfficial if Marwa is an “apbhransh” of maala (an unfamiliar one) the verb cannot be “dohna” - ie to milk ( a cow). Perhaps Bohnaa would be more appropriate?
Where is Emon? For the last few videos he seems to be missing..
Ah, we've noticed Emon's been missing-in-action lately, too! Don't worry, he'll be back soon, and we'll make sure to give him a gentle nudge so he doesn't miss out on any more videos. Thanks for your patience! 🎶😄
@@SATRANGEEOfficial His return will be much appreciated. Manali didi and emons jodi is beautiful.. and live sangat can’t be altered with a tabla app..
Please explain the word " marwa " in the antara
Thank you for your question! In the antara of the composition, the word "marwa" signifies the act of carefully picking or selecting flower buds. It conveys the protagonist's meticulousness and attention to detail in gathering flowers. Each bud is chosen with care, possibly to ensure that only the most beautiful and fresh flowers are selected.
Thank you. Have checked my 3 volume literary Brajbhasha dictionary but do not see the word. I think some mistake happened somewhere along the line.
Why not showing the tabla player? This is injustice
Ah, we completely understand your concern! This time, due to Emon's unavailability, we opted for a MIDI instrument. But rest assured, we're committed to bringing back the authentic tabla experience soon. Thanks for your understanding and continued support! 🎶😊