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Raag Bhairavi - Alap and Drut teental - Indian Classical Guitar Recital by Jack Jennings
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2020
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It's midnight now in India. But strangely enough your rendition of Bhairavi sounds like it was meant to be played at midnight. Wonderful sir.
Thanks for watching. I too imagine this being played at night even though it's technically a morning raag. It's traditional to play it at end of a recital so it's possible to play at any time really. Take care 🙏
Is Jhinjhoti midnight or 9 pm? Cause to me that one sounds so appropriate for sunset! It’s funny how they are made for specific times yet sound different. Raag Yaman is for the morning; to me it sounds like the morning, sure, of a rather dark and ominous day.. as if... Judgment is approaching and the accused know it! Haha. The little major scale moments are the fleeting glimmers of optimism and hope that come and go in their mind. It could also be indicative as a raga on the morning of a departure or moving day.
This completely reinvents what is possible to play on a regular electric guitar -- absolutely love it!
Thanks very much for watching. Glad you enjoyed it 🙏
Being someone who is trained in Sitar and has started to learn the guitar, I can’t express enough how enchanted I am by this. Nailing the techniques are hard as is but also translating the notes perfectly is just amazing. Love this so much ❤️
Thanks very much for your appreciation and I'm glad that you you got it inspiring. For some years I was dividing my practice between sitar and guitar. But at one point I felt the need to focus fully on the guitar but as a purely Indian classical instrument. This is what the results are looking like so far. I am immensely grateful to my gurus for for their guidance and the onward journey of adaptation and discovery is a never ending path. Thanks very much for watching.
Waah!!! Every time only Waah!!!
That's great 👍 thanks
Woke up to this , so enchanting
Sounds like a good morning😃. Thanks for watching. 🙏
loved it very muchhh 💖💖✨️
Tears of Joy rolling down the cheeks!
oh this is so kind, thank you for listening with an open heart.
Good job bro I am from india and I play classical guitar I know how hard it is to learn a foreign music especially classical music cuz there are no genuine teachers in our countries who can help us out
Thank you. Yes it is quite a challenge and long journey to learn this music. I'm doing my best to help other guitar players enter this amazing world of Indian Classical music
Beautiful!
Thank you 🙏
It's so pleasant :) LOVED IT SIR!
I feel like this channel is going to open up a lot of creativity for guitarists! They can take a little or a lot from this approach to guitar and run with it.
Thank you it's been great to see many guitar players trying this system and getting a lot of pleasure from exploring Indian Music.
MAGNIFIQUE +++
Thank you
Magnificent and very inspiring!
Many thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
This is simply incredible! I can’t even imagine you play that Alap section!
Thank you Harsh it was a great moment I really enjoyed.
Brilliant..!! Absolutely a piece of art !! Your music keeps me alive... Thank you Sir !! 👍👍
Thanks for listening glad it was what you needed in that moment
You sir jack are One of a kind. Re inventing the guitar!
Thanks very much my friend nice of you to drop by.😀
so beautiful
Thank you 😊
Beautifully played and nicely edited to show different angles.🙏
Thanks it was fun to put together. ❤
Waah! No Comments… simply awesome 👏
Thank you so much 😀
Wow what a melody!
Yes I keep coming back to this one over the years.
Simply Amazing!!!!
Makes me wanna learn guitar even more.
That's great to hear you should go for it.
Absolutely incredible tone. Superb technique. Mesmerizing. I want to play like this.
Hi Chuck thanks for your appreciation. 🙏
Beautiful..
This sound makes me stable
Thanks for watching. I am glad it had that effect 🙏
dude you blow my mind...completely awesome
Glad you liked it!
Incredible. Checking out your courses.
Awesome, thank you!
It's awesome master 💗
Thanks for listening 🙏
So awesome , delight to ears.
Many thanks!
This is soooooo sick.
Thanks man
💚💛
Awesome ❤❤❤
You got it man!
Thanks for watching 🙏
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Beautiful! I was looking for some inspiration on how to infuse some classical influences into my playing as I was tired of the blues-based approach to the instrument so many rock and metal players follow. Thank you so much for putting this up.
Glad it was helpful!
Just asking is Jazz different from Blues or not
Amazing performance!
Thanks for watching 🙏
Great
Thank you Vishal
Good 👌👍
Thanks
Thumbs 👍 Have you experimented with distortion/ rock guitar or blues sound? Would be interesting.... Thanks for sharing
Yes I have you can hear a bit of a taste here
ruclips.net/video/G6XRoEHPIJc/видео.htmlsi=cmbXv11KbG2zNu3J
Hey sir
its nice to see people playing a raag in front of a camera (so i can learn it hehe)
i have a question, what kind of string do you use?
It is essentially standard tuning but the low E and A have been swapped for high strings like the Chikari strings like on a sitar.
6th D - 8.
5th D - 8.
4th D - 28.
3rd G - 18.
2nd B - 14.
1st E - 11
The top 4 strings are from an 11 set. You could use 10 set gauges. But I find that the G-string works much better for bending if it's a thicker string. It actually allows you to get more pitch range before you run out of bending space on the fretboard.
If you don't have the chikari strings then just 'drop D' tuning (DADGBE) will work to give you a drone. But you won't be able to play the chikari patterns.
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Thanks for your detailed information, i didnt thought that indian music uses specific strings. im playing 10's and was thinking to go thicker for the "feel".
i want to take your courses, if not this year then next one.
Sorry to ask same questions all the time but what should be the equivalent scale for bhairavi in western music
Sorry for the late reply. Yes in it's basic form Raag Bhairavi is equivalent to the Phragian - 3rd mode of the major scale.
Best sounding
Thank you
@@JackJenningsGuitarist it means a lot
I appreciate your support 🙏
you need to teach us those bhairavi phrases
Yes I'm planning to do a Patreon course for this raag 😃
Hey i suggest you to try indian slide guitars
I've played a lot with the great slide player Manish Pingle. But I really take my inspiration from the sitar so bending is more my thing for applying meend.
Hello sir ,
Can you please send me the tabs of this...
Please sir 🙏🙏🙏🙏
Hello I have a course on Raag Bhairavi as part of the Indian Classical Guitar Academy and it covers the main theme/composition in this recital. But this is long form improvisation so it's not notated anywhere. You just learn the concepts and techniques and create new music each time.
Go to www.indianclassicalguitar.com to see more
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed it 🙏
Lovely !
What tuning is the guitar in ?
Hello Atul sorry for the late reply. I see you have join the Academy now so you will have found out by now. But here it is anyway. 👍
It is essentially standard tuning but the low E and A have been swapped for high strings like the Chikari strings like on a sitar.
6th D - 8.
5th D - 8.
4th D - 28.
3rd G - 18.
2nd B - 14.
1st E - 11
The top 4 strings are from an 11 set. You could use 10 set gauges. But I find that the G-string works much better for bending if it's a thicker string. It actually allows you to get more pitch range before you run out of bending space on the fretboard.
If you don't have the chikari strings then just 'drop D' tuning (DADGBE) will work to give you a drone. But you won't be able to play the chikari patterns.
Sir can we get the notes which you playing smoothly..
Just the right technique and practice
Do you teach to absolute beginners , like i have zero knowledge on playing guitars but this style is what i am interested in.
Yes I do! I've had a few students start from scratch and get really good results, while enjoying the whole process.
The Essential Techniques course is the place to start. It has been created for guitarists who already have some playing experience - not necessarily in Indian music. However it is also very suitable for beginners, as the concepts and techniques are taught in a very clear way and the earlier chapters contain basic exercises that are easily understood.
See more about it here : www.indianclassicalguitar.com/essential-techniques.html
Brooo💙
Thanks for watching 🙏
Storings select setting
Nice idea💡
Tokai Nice😂
I want to learn from you. I play the Major, Minor and the Pentatonic scale patterns but i want to venture into the world of ragas. Do you take video classes?
Hello. Sounds like you are off to a good start. I do teach online classes on Skype and Zoom. Please email me at jackjenningsguitar@gmail.com or visit playleadguitar.net to arrange this.
@@JackJenningsGuitarist Thanks! I will check these out for sure. I hope I can afford these :)!!
There are various options on my Patreon page where you can access more indepth lessons. Also the 'Essential Techniques for Indian Guitar' course has a scholarship deduction program that you can apply for of needed.
Best regards
Jack Jennings
Bhairavi in this recital just doesn't sound the same as the phrygian mode. It has lot more character in this recital. Mesmerised by the chikari too.
Hi Aditya thanks very much for watching. I'm glad that came across. There are lots of other notes added into it at particular times. Although the fundamental scale is same as phrygian as you said. It has much more varied colours as you start adding the shuddha (natural) intervals back into phrases, in ways that helps to characterise the raag.🙏
Kya bhat
🙏
Sooo basically just flamenco
Flamenco with no chord changes 😮