Shiv jayanti is the celebration of a 17th century Hindu Maratha Emperor chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj birth anniversary !! For many Hindus and maharashtrians it's a matter of great pride and the king is regarded as a father figure in almost all households in Maharashtrian culture!! Chanting is Victory songs- chants kind of slogans, it is actually exhilarating!!❤
No! Not for us South Indians! We are proud of him but not to the point of this! There’s a lot of historical mess also since it is quite hard to determine genuineness from rhetorical praising accompanied with every sentence as per historical writers who visited from China, Japan, Portugal etc. Lot of what written about Muslim rulers on this land of Bharatha, is blatant lies like these ppl affording religious and ritualistic freedoms for Hindus and other existing beliefs! They were actually brutal and evil especially with Hindus! Records should be compared to geography, army size & weapons, wealth, development, caste inclusive education, transportation etc. We South Indians take joy that Shivaji ruled over dense ‘Dhandakārunya’ forests and recognised by travelling historians of the time but we take pride in our own rulers who we feel are a blessing to Hindu beliefs.
when i was kid are to my adulthood never heard Shivaji Maharaj only when i try to read history on that time there was Shivaji Maharaj my parents are my grandfather never spoked once i don't know who told u that never in south sorry man
@भारतीय it's not sad there was king who did great to our people he maybe syombl of Maharashtra not for Hindus because other king who sacrificed their life for Hindu must not forget them to
@भारतीय our education was controlled by the congress they made ripest murder killer force convert as hero now they are teaching them but for us to read it we need go for the history in our school invader as seen as hero defender seen as rebels people who are born in 90S they will tell the story of how our education was in school it really broke our heart when we know the truth it made anger well u can say hate so much its not sad it made so much anger we were educated on lies
Big Drum = Dhol Small snare like drum = Tasha Hence, the group is called Dhol Tasha Pathak(pathak = Team). It's also accompanied with huge metal gongs that generally play along with the beats of the Large Dhols.
When you hear live, your heart is beating 3000 ❤...it's a very different experience.. difficult to even capture.. it's just 1 percent of the experience....😊
Indeed! I heard a similar performance once in Kolhapur, the drums gave me such adrenaline, I rushed to the street to get a closer look and it was exhilarating in real life!
I being a maharashtrain hindu feeling so proud that this dhol baja of shiv jayanti reaching out to you, we have witnessed this live many a times, it just spills chills throughout your body and you get so highly charged.. thank you for your reaction!🙏🏻
This festival "shivjayanti" is actually birthday of great maratha king chatrapati shivaji maharaj...on this day there is grand celebration in maharashtra state and also all over india ..They are chanting praises for the king
I m from UP and not a marathi. But when ever i see these i hav tears of joy in my eyes. Chhatrapati shivaji maharaaj is very dear to my heart. almost like shiv ji. I was born in pune but i left before i was 3. Never been there since. Don't know a thing abt marathi culture. But still hardcore fan of those great warriors
This is actually a War cry song "Jai bhavani Jai shivaji" Dedicated to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj who destroyed the cruel Tusks invaders and ended there empire in India FOR GOOD 💪🚩
The second video is from Nagpur Maharashtra I guess. It's my city.❤😍 The instrument is called Tasha. The whole crew called as Dhol Tasha Pathak(group) . It's celebration of birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The first Maratha ruler who fought against Mughals in North, adilshahi and nizamshahi in south, siddis and Portuguese in west simultaneously and successfully created Maratha kingdom.
I'm from Asansol in West Bengal and we too use Dhol Tasa (s instead of sh) during our Durga Puja Dashami when we go to the ghats for the idol immersion. We play them all the way until Maa goes back.
Shivaji maharaja is one of the greatest Indian Ruler.. Although he was a maratha (from Maharashtra) but is loved all over India and is an inspiration known for his warrior skills, bravery, grit,determination, discipline, principles and love for his kingdom, people and country.. Although this celebration is not that prevalent in other parts of India but as a ruler he is regarded very highly all over India..
The drum you were amazed with is called 'TASHA' which is played by the thin sticks and have a high resonated or ping sound. Those sticks are flexible as you seen them and have a unique way of playing for the continuity in the rhythm.
I'm lying on my bed nd listening to this nd my legs can't stay still!! Its almost a reflex that your body can't stay still when you hear these! You just feel like dancing instantly! 💃🏻
This is from my hometown.. Nasik.. It's popular by the name ' Nasik Dhol'. This particular celebration happens on occasion of Birth anniversary of King Shivaji of Maratha Empire.
The way of holding the stick is different in India than the whole world. My nephew (my brother's son) was born just after my sister's wedding. He plays drums like that and no one taught him how to hold sticks. He is only 3 years old.
We have them here in Trinidad & Tobago as well.... its played for celebrations, weddings, festivals etc.... we call it Tassa drums here in the Caribbean
If you watch this event live, you can feel each drum beat in your heart. Total goosebumps. In my college days, I attended such a function, and every time I got goosebumps. ❤
Watching this procession is magical.... You are engrossed in the magic of emotional and divine celebration....This is called Dhol Tasha..It happens in Maharashtra.. This procession is the celebration of the birth anniversary of Great Ruler Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj... This is traditional way of celebration in Maharashtra so the Ganapati festival is also celebrated this way .
You should definitely start again with Marathi songs reactions 🥺 Here are some all time favourite Marathi songs of mine: -Man udhan varyache -Radha hi bawari -Varyavarti Gandha pasarla -Gondhal
Trust me when the words (praise song) started its a Goosebumps moment for every BHARATiya(Indian) .. Its a praise towards one and only our God like King Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj....
Now u come at the right path...my boy....here ....U find ...smthng that haunts u... Imagine...playing that for whole 3 to 5 hours ...with same enthusiasm..This is just next level !!
This band is Vighnaharan from Nashik, which is the OG place where dhol-tasha came into being. I just saw the same show but thrice the better a few days ago in front of my house. It was magical and crazyyyy!!!!
It's CHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ he was the MARATHA WARRIOR who made whole INDIA(BHARAT) Independent. He's is GOD to us it's been 400yaers and still his name and energy is all over India 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
For the host's info, such a drumming choreography has been carried over thousands of years, as AS YOU CAN SEE, there is no 'CHOREOGRAPHER' in the entire scenario. That's how Indian Art works!!! There are thousands of varieties, and YOU just saw JUST ONE OF THEM!!! That's INDIA!!!!
If you liked it on youtube, then believe me, the energy is a thousandfold powerful when you are actually near these processions. Your reactions to one of these processions is really appreciated and we wish that you do happen to witness this there in person.
Hey…thanks for bringing this piece. I recommend to attend this in person in any city in Maharashtra province( Mumbai/Pune/Nasik) on 19th Feb. Anniversary of our beloved king the great Shivaji Maharaja.
That drum thing is called tasha. It is a kind of snare drum. The sticks are thin flexible plastic. These are played along with the big drum 'dhol' as seen in this video.
Its lot better and beautiful in person if you ever visit india around 19th feb 19th feb its the festival of shivjayanti and the fragment timed 6.17 is from nagpur its glorious ❤❤
Waleska hit the nail on the head when she said it sounds like an offering to royalty, or a call to war! It’s an offering to Shivaji Raje’s Birth. He is very Significant in Indian history as he laid the foundation for the Maratha Empire which was the last Indian ruled empire of India before the British took it over. It significant as it was essentially a Hindu ie pagan renaissance against the genocidal Jihadi Islamic empires under the sultans and Mughals. Shivaji was coronated Emperor, Chhatrapati, which is very significant in the history of the world as wherever Islam and also Christianity went they ended up destroying entire cultures and civilizations in their monoculture of mind and monoculture of thinking drives. In that sense the whole world should be grateful to him for maintaining biodiversity of thinking. Interestingly Indian school history books only give him a paragraph, but in India, people have his portrait or pictures of his coronation in their houses. He is therefore still highly loved and respected and that’s an emotion rarely given to historical kings.
This is most famous Festival in India called Ganeshotsav, you should visit Mumbai or Pune. This traditional music is celebrated by Marathi people all over the world. People played it at times sqr Newyork, London, Sydney, Singapore, Dubai & not where... Nice u covered it..
Frist video is from Nashik (Maharashtra) on the main street of old Nashik. It's from 2017 Ganesh visarjan yatra.. The call out you said is a Shiv Vandana it's like praising the King Shivaji a great Maratha king. And yes these band's practice for months before the event
The instruments were used in ancient India for War cries... The chants are poem of Kavi Kalash about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj... Indrajivi jamb par...
This is prayer for king chatrapati shivaji maharaj it is kind of the character and the glory included it is like a warcry that's why it's called the shiv garjana it meas kings rooor like a lion
Music in India is very diverse. East, west North and South and all degrees of directions in between. Each 50 km language dialect.changes, food changes, music changes.
Even the war cry of THE MARATHA REGIMENT of the BHARTIYA ARMY is JAY BHAVANI, JAY SHIVAJI, HAR HAR MAHADEV!!!! this is the celebration of birthday of THE EMPEROR of our ❤'s. So it should be LOUD that can make ❤❤❤❤❤'s feel the GLORY of our EMPEROR. JAY BHAVANI JAY SHIVAJI HAR HAR MAHADEV CHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ KI JAY
I From India 🇮🇳🚩 when i am listening this song or music literally i am crying bcz King Chtrapati shivaji maharaj is great king and i remember his story.
Those thin sticks beating the small round drums hung in front of the drummer, that stick is made of bamboo stem- light and strong. The sticks beating on the large drums are the traditional drumsticks.
This instrument was played when the peoples declared him king, and this instrument was played when the king entered . Whatever words you are hearing while playing are the titles given to peoples . Those people are singing their heroic stories and this is the start of playing the instrument and the sound that comes at the beginning of playing is called lion roaring. All these people are playing lion roaring ❤
The high pitch sound is coming from a instrument is know as 'tasha ' and the bass sound is come from dhol which is made up of animal skin. They are playing war music. The festival is birthday celebration of greatest hindu king chhatrapati shivaji maharaj 19th Feb. Musician chanting the greatness of king shivaji maharaj while playing the dhol
That chant was to praise Chhatrapati shivaji maharaj and his Chhatrapati sambhaji mharaj they are indian maratha leaders and great worriiors I specifically mentioned they are coz they are not here with us in the world but they are alive in every maratha and indian
King Shivaji came to be worshiped as a god due to his good deeds. His portraits and statues are found in many homes and is spoken of with respect. Maharaj Shivaji is an example that your deeds make your name immortal.
For your information It's a "shiv-jayanti" In India there was a great warrior leader who fights for the freedom and kingdom and his ethics and action were so great ...so there is the celebration of his birthday ....that's shiv-jayanti .... I got goosebumps while hearing that drum sound.... Chhatripati Shivaji Maharaj he was like God to us.... And shiv-jayanti is his birthday celebration.... Jay shivray ❤....and love your videos You can google later
The festival that was celebrated on March, 2024 is the "MAHASHIVARATRI DAY" --- the day when Lord Shiva married Giddess Parvati. Please do watch the large celebrations that happened at the ISHA Foundation in Coimbatore on March 08~09, 2024 from 18:00 hrs on March 08 to 06:00 am on March 09.
It's Nashik Dhol Tasha, from my hometown, played on Shivaji Jayanti and other festivals across the city. The CHANTS are war cry, which were done prior to start of a battle by the Maratha army under Shivaji Maharaj, one of the greatest Indian king.
They're chanting praises for our beloved King Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj.
*God
Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ki jay 🚩🚩🙏
Yess we need to teach history of SHIVAJI MAHARAJ in our syllabus
Jay Maharashtra Jay Hind🚩
@@lamokingy_t974no he is a great king but not a god. I love him too.
Jai chattarpati shivaji Maharaj
Jai Ram ji ki
Shiv jayanti is the celebration of a 17th century Hindu Maratha Emperor chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj birth anniversary !!
For many Hindus and maharashtrians it's a matter of great pride and the king is regarded as a father figure in almost all households in Maharashtrian culture!!
Chanting is Victory songs- chants kind of slogans, it is actually exhilarating!!❤
No! Not for us South Indians! We are proud of him but not to the point of this! There’s a lot of historical mess also since it is quite hard to determine genuineness from rhetorical praising accompanied with every sentence as per historical writers who visited from China, Japan, Portugal etc.
Lot of what written about Muslim rulers on this land of Bharatha, is blatant lies like these ppl affording religious and ritualistic freedoms for Hindus and other existing beliefs! They were actually brutal and evil especially with Hindus! Records should be compared to geography, army size & weapons, wealth, development, caste inclusive education, transportation etc.
We South Indians take joy that Shivaji ruled over dense ‘Dhandakārunya’ forests and recognised by travelling historians of the time but we take pride in our own rulers who we feel are a blessing to Hindu beliefs.
@@MisanthropeAwaitingBliss soo true
when i was kid are to my adulthood never heard Shivaji Maharaj only when i try to read history on that time there was Shivaji Maharaj my parents are my grandfather never spoked once i don't know who told u that never in south sorry man
@भारतीय it's not sad there was king who did great to our people he maybe syombl of Maharashtra not for Hindus because other king who sacrificed their life for Hindu must not forget them to
@भारतीय our education was controlled by the congress they made ripest murder killer force convert as hero now they are teaching them but for us to read it we need go for the history in our school invader as seen as hero defender seen as rebels people who are born in 90S they will tell the story of how our education was in school it really broke our heart when we know the truth it made anger well u can say hate so much its not sad it made so much anger we were educated on lies
Big Drum = Dhol
Small snare like drum = Tasha
Hence, the group is called Dhol Tasha Pathak(pathak = Team). It's also accompanied with huge metal gongs that generally play along with the beats of the Large Dhols.
And the stick that Tasha is played traditionally was cane (thin bamboo stick) which is very strong and now it is replaced with plastic stick.
When you hear live, your heart is beating 3000 ❤...it's a very different experience.. difficult to even capture.. it's just 1 percent of the experience....😊
Exactly
100%
Trueeee!!!!!
❤❤❤yes i just love this sound of live experience to dhol tasha pathak🎉🎉🎉🎉
Indeed! I heard a similar performance once in Kolhapur, the drums gave me such adrenaline, I rushed to the street to get a closer look and it was exhilarating in real life!
I being a maharashtrain hindu feeling so proud that this dhol baja of shiv jayanti reaching out to you, we have witnessed this live many a times, it just spills chills throughout your body and you get so highly charged.. thank you for your reaction!🙏🏻
This festival "shivjayanti" is actually birthday of great maratha king chatrapati shivaji maharaj...on this day there is grand celebration in maharashtra state and also all over india ..They are chanting praises for the king
Hindu king 👑
I m from UP and not a marathi. But when ever i see these i hav tears of joy in my eyes. Chhatrapati shivaji maharaaj is very dear to my heart. almost like shiv ji. I was born in pune but i left before i was 3. Never been there since. Don't know a thing abt marathi culture. But still hardcore fan of those great warriors
You are a proud Indian. No need to be Marathi
This is actually a War cry song "Jai bhavani Jai shivaji"
Dedicated to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj who destroyed the cruel Tusks invaders and ended there empire in India FOR GOOD 💪🚩
The second video is from Nagpur Maharashtra I guess. It's my city.❤😍
The instrument is called Tasha. The whole crew called as Dhol Tasha Pathak(group) .
It's celebration of birth anniversary of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. The first Maratha ruler who fought against Mughals in North, adilshahi and nizamshahi in south, siddis and Portuguese in west simultaneously and successfully created Maratha kingdom.
I am from Nagpur...my school is right ahead of that Square... OMG this video brings nostalgia ❤
I am from nagpur too.
Chatrapati shivaji maharaja yencha Vijay aso
@@ananyadudhalkar7392 jai bhavani jai shivaji 🙏👍🔥
I'm from Asansol in West Bengal and we too use Dhol Tasa (s instead of sh) during our Durga Puja Dashami when we go to the ghats for the idol immersion. We play them all the way until Maa goes back.
It is very popular festival and everyone celebrate regardless if you are Muslim,Christian,Hindu,Buddhist,etc..
Shivaji maharaja is one of the greatest Indian Ruler.. Although he was a maratha (from Maharashtra) but is loved all over India and is an inspiration known for his warrior skills, bravery, grit,determination, discipline, principles and love for his kingdom, people and country..
Although this celebration is not that prevalent in other parts of India but as a ruler he is regarded very highly all over India..
The drum you were amazed with is called 'TASHA' which is played by the thin sticks and have a high resonated or ping sound. Those sticks are flexible as you seen them and have a unique way of playing for the continuity in the rhythm.
He is nothing less than a god and much more than a king for all the sanatanis of Bharat.
Jai shivaji , jai bhavani ..
Bas kar bhai bas kar Dimagh kharab ho chuka hai tera. Jab tum Shivaji Raja ko god bolte ho tab tum Unke Tyaag aur Unke Hardwork ka Insult kar rahe ho
I'm lying on my bed nd listening to this nd my legs can't stay still!! Its almost a reflex that your body can't stay still when you hear these! You just feel like dancing instantly! 💃🏻
This is from my hometown.. Nasik..
It's popular by the name ' Nasik Dhol'. This particular celebration happens
on occasion of Birth anniversary of King Shivaji of Maratha Empire.
Nashik is the best ❤
Same❤
Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is literally a God for every Maharashtrian becoz he is the reason we are existing today in Maharashtra 🙏🇮🇳
Not just maharashtra. He is savior of us all Hindus. Jai Shivaji
Stop Calling God please 😡😡. When you call him god Then you disrespect his Sacrifices and loyalty 🙄🙄
You can call him dev doot or savior God is too much! Give some respect to maharaj ji as a common men! One of us
Not just Maharashtra bro like all India❤❤❤ 4:28
The way of holding the stick is different in India than the whole world.
My nephew (my brother's son) was born just after my sister's wedding. He plays drums like that and no one taught him how to hold sticks. He is only 3 years old.
Toh bol.bajarang bhali ki jai❤
@@snvhunter5430 bajrangbali ki jai🎉
You can't vibe this on a video, you have to feel it live. It gives you goosebumps if you are present there in the moment.
Everytime we play Dhol-Tasha this every single time we get goosebumps..... You can't enjoy it on headphones... Just imagine you are in between them
The fact that people celebrate chatrapati shivaji even now proves what kind of king he was , truly pride of Indians ❤️🔥❤️🔥
You can hear the bass hits on you chest when they play those drums
It invokes something tribal inside...Heart pumps weirdly
We have them here in Trinidad & Tobago as well.... its played for celebrations, weddings, festivals etc.... we call it Tassa drums here in the Caribbean
❤
Ur calling it right it's Tasha and drums are known as dhol
If you watch this event live, you can feel each drum beat in your heart. Total goosebumps. In my college days, I attended such a function, and every time I got goosebumps. ❤
Men and women are drumming together, it's awesome !! 💖💖💖
Watching this procession is magical.... You are engrossed in the magic of emotional and divine celebration....This is called Dhol Tasha..It happens in Maharashtra..
This procession is the celebration of the birth anniversary of Great Ruler Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj...
This is traditional way of celebration in Maharashtra so the Ganapati festival is also celebrated this way .
You should definitely start again with Marathi songs reactions 🥺
Here are some all time favourite Marathi songs of mine:
-Man udhan varyache
-Radha hi bawari
-Varyavarti Gandha pasarla
-Gondhal
They are Praising Maratha King Shivaji who was Responsible for decline of islamic rule in India.. 🙏🏻
Jai Bhawani...Jai Shivaji...Love from Kerala❤
Jay bhavani 🙏
Jay Shivaji 🙏
Not only King Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj is our God❤ Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ki Jai ❤
Say Chhatrapati shivji maharaj 👍🚩
Jai Shree Ram , Jai Bhavani , Jai Chattrapati Shivaji maharaj, Har Har Mahadev 🕉🔱🚩🙏🏻
Trust me when the words (praise song) started its a Goosebumps moment for every BHARATiya(Indian) .. Its a praise towards one and only our God like King Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj....
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj ki jayy 🚩🚩🧡🧡🚩🚩
That's my city, Nashik!! Its famous for its "Dhol Pathaks". Its has its own style of called "Nashik Dhol"🔥🔥
Now u come at the right path...my boy....here ....U find ...smthng that haunts u...
Imagine...playing that for whole 3 to 5 hours ...with same enthusiasm..This is just next level !!
छत्रपति शिवाजी महाराज की जय 🔥
जय भवानी, जय शिवा जी 🔥💪
The King of all the Kings. That's why he is Called CHHATRAPATI ❤
Watching live Dhol tasha is pure goosebumps ❤❤❤❤❤
That drum technique is unique to india...u can find it more towards South India.....search for teen maar, do maar...‼️
The small drum you guys are searching about it called Tasha and the big one is dhol
And love your reactions ❤
Unending Goosebumps 🔥🔥🔥 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
JAY BHAWANI JAY SHIVAJI!🚩⚔️
JAY HINDVI SWARAJYA!!
As a malayali from south India, this gives me goosebumps! Jai Maratha!
Watching this Live will be pure Goosebumps!!🔥🔥
All Sounds, Words, Dances comes from Lord Shiva 🙏🏻🕉️🔱
You can see more variety in dhol taasha in ganesh festival, here they were playing the same song
No matter where you from if you in that atmosphere you start to dance to it even if you don't know how to dance
This band is Vighnaharan from Nashik, which is the OG place where dhol-tasha came into being. I just saw the same show but thrice the better a few days ago in front of my house. It was magical and crazyyyy!!!!
It's CHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ he was the MARATHA WARRIOR who made whole INDIA(BHARAT) Independent. He's is GOD to us it's been 400yaers and still his name and energy is all over India 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
India is not for beginners 😊
Only for noob
@@gabriel-2515 then you don't know about Indian i think your are from Pakistan 😂
For the host's info, such a drumming choreography has been carried over thousands of years, as AS YOU CAN SEE, there is no 'CHOREOGRAPHER' in the entire scenario. That's how Indian Art works!!! There are thousands of varieties, and YOU just saw JUST ONE OF THEM!!! That's INDIA!!!!
If you liked it on youtube, then believe me, the energy is a thousandfold powerful when you are actually near these processions.
Your reactions to one of these processions is really appreciated and we wish that you do happen to witness this there in person.
It's a festival of the only human God of India .
Shri Shiv Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 🚩❤️
Hey…thanks for bringing this piece. I recommend to attend this in person in any city in Maharashtra province( Mumbai/Pune/Nasik) on 19th Feb. Anniversary of our beloved king the great Shivaji Maharaja.
❤❤❤ love from nashik ❤❤❤ it's nashik Dhol I listen it every month they practice it behind our house ❤❤❤
Its from Nashik , Maharashtra. .. And im also part of this Dhol Tasha Group... Vighnaharan 😊🚩🚩🤟🤟
That drum thing is called tasha. It is a kind of snare drum. The sticks are thin flexible plastic. These are played along with the big drum 'dhol' as seen in this video.
Its lot better and beautiful in person if you ever visit india around 19th feb 19th feb its the festival of shivjayanti and the fragment timed 6.17 is from nagpur its glorious ❤❤
Waleska hit the nail on the head when she said it sounds like an offering to royalty, or a call to war! It’s an offering to Shivaji Raje’s Birth. He is very Significant in Indian history as he laid the foundation for the Maratha Empire which was the last Indian ruled empire of India before the British took it over. It significant as it was essentially a Hindu ie pagan renaissance against the genocidal Jihadi Islamic empires under the sultans and Mughals. Shivaji was coronated Emperor, Chhatrapati, which is very significant in the history of the world as wherever Islam and also Christianity went they ended up destroying entire cultures and civilizations in their monoculture of mind and monoculture of thinking drives. In that sense the whole world should be grateful to him for maintaining biodiversity of thinking. Interestingly Indian school history books only give him a paragraph, but in India, people have his portrait or pictures of his coronation in their houses. He is therefore still highly loved and respected and that’s an emotion rarely given to historical kings.
Proud to be Marathi ❤❤❤ jay shivray ❤❤❤
We are celebrating 🎉the birthday of our king 👑 CHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ and chanting our Sanskrit ❤chants
जय भवानी | जय शिवराय🚩🧡
Jay Shivray🙇
This is most famous Festival in India called Ganeshotsav, you should visit Mumbai or Pune. This traditional music is celebrated by Marathi people all over the world. People played it at times sqr Newyork, London, Sydney, Singapore, Dubai & not where... Nice u covered it..
Frist video is from Nashik (Maharashtra) on the main street of old Nashik. It's from 2017 Ganesh visarjan yatra..
The call out you said is a Shiv Vandana it's like praising the King Shivaji a great Maratha king.
And yes these band's practice for months before the event
Come to Pune once in Ganesh Festival to feel the heat !!
The instruments were used in ancient India for War cries... The chants are poem of Kavi Kalash about Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj... Indrajivi jamb par...
This is incredible India.. almost
This is prayer for king chatrapati shivaji maharaj it is kind of the character and the glory included it is like a warcry that's why it's called the shiv garjana it meas kings rooor like a lion
Music in India is very diverse. East, west North and South and all degrees of directions in between. Each 50 km language dialect.changes, food changes, music changes.
When we Indians love something it ought to be big and insane you would ever imagine. And we take our favourite things to the top of the world.
Even the war cry of THE MARATHA REGIMENT of the BHARTIYA ARMY is JAY BHAVANI, JAY SHIVAJI, HAR HAR MAHADEV!!!!
this is the celebration of birthday of THE EMPEROR of our ❤'s. So it should be LOUD that can make ❤❤❤❤❤'s feel the GLORY of our EMPEROR.
JAY BHAVANI
JAY SHIVAJI
HAR HAR MAHADEV
CHATRAPATI SHIVAJI MAHARAJ KI JAY
I From India 🇮🇳🚩 when i am listening this song or music literally i am crying bcz King Chtrapati shivaji maharaj is great king and i remember his story.
Those thin sticks beating the small round drums hung in front of the drummer, that stick is made of bamboo stem- light and strong.
The sticks beating on the large drums are the traditional drumsticks.
In Ganeshotsav also dhol tasha performs in street in many cities. Come to india and feel real rhythm of that sound 🙏🙏🙏
Well here i m eyewitness of this every year, Nashikar !
They are chanting our kings journey bravery with our respect.
This instrument was played when the peoples declared him king, and this instrument was played when the king entered . Whatever words you are hearing while playing are the titles given to peoples . Those people are singing their heroic stories and this is the start of playing the instrument and the sound that comes at the beginning of playing is called lion roaring. All these people are playing lion roaring ❤
The second set has been my all time favourite since I heard it for the first time. Thank you 🙏
When you stand there you can feel the vibrations meters away .........❤❤
The high pitch sound is coming from a instrument is know as 'tasha ' and the bass sound is come from dhol which is made up of animal skin. They are playing war music. The festival is birthday celebration of greatest hindu king chhatrapati shivaji maharaj 19th Feb. Musician chanting the greatness of king shivaji maharaj while playing the dhol
That chant was to praise Chhatrapati shivaji maharaj and his Chhatrapati sambhaji mharaj they are indian maratha leaders and great worriiors I specifically mentioned they are coz they are not here with us in the world but they are alive in every maratha and indian
It's the celebration of birth for the greatest Warrior of India. Chatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. Such drums were use back then as war cry too!
King Shivaji came to be worshiped as a god due to his good deeds. His portraits and statues are found in many homes and is spoken of with respect. Maharaj Shivaji is an example that your deeds make your name immortal.
It's so much like the Lalkaraaan made by Gatka performers. WARRIOR cheats.
You would definitely want to experience standing right beside the band..
The experience is electrifying..
They Are Chanting A Praise Poem Written In The Honour Of One Of The Greatest King Ever ❤
For your information
It's a "shiv-jayanti"
In India there was a great warrior leader who fights for the freedom and kingdom and his ethics and action were so great ...so there is the celebration of his birthday ....that's shiv-jayanti ....
I got goosebumps while hearing that drum sound....
Chhatripati Shivaji Maharaj he was like God to us....
And shiv-jayanti is his birthday celebration....
Jay shivray ❤....and love your videos
You can google later
This is from my city Pune!!! And exhilarating is the mildest word for the experience.
It's the beat of warrior. Chhatrapati Shivaji Rao. 🔥
This is War drums of India they chant words praising our Gods and Kings to enthuse the army and yes you can hear this for kilometers
Come to maharashtra 'India' on 19th February, for feel this whit soul ❤
A video cannot do justice to this play. Experiencing it in person is the next level thing.
You can feel it in your heart, your heart will pump more faster when you are actually present there
that snare drum type instrument that efra was asking for is an instrument called "Tasha"
It is called as DHOL and TASHA.
Dhol is that big drum and Tasha in one that makes that sharp sound.
When you stand by the drums is feel like your heart is gonna pop out. but it's feel soo good and nice to the ear.
I've been to these festival. You see feel the reverb IN THE GROUND! 😁😁
This festival is not a religious festival, but a historical, social, cultural one.
The festival that was celebrated on March, 2024 is the "MAHASHIVARATRI DAY" --- the day when Lord Shiva married Giddess Parvati.
Please do watch the large celebrations that happened at the ISHA Foundation in Coimbatore on March 08~09, 2024 from 18:00 hrs on March 08 to 06:00 am on March 09.
They are chanting praises for the greatest king Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj 🚩
It's Nashik Dhol Tasha, from my hometown, played on Shivaji Jayanti and other festivals across the city. The CHANTS are war cry, which were done prior to start of a battle by the Maratha army under Shivaji Maharaj, one of the greatest Indian king.
You could watch the same in Trafalgar Diwali Mela every year as well as in many such Indian festivals in UK.. you should love them
This is the prep for Maharashtra warriors to go forward.
imagine stanging in the middle of it hahahah