Brilliance of Shubha Mudgal | Raag Bhimpalasi | Khayal Vocal | Music of India - Vocal Coach Reaction
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- First time listening to Shubha Mudgal and I'm off to paradise! Her voice control is out of this world and every note gives me goosebumps! Vocal Coach Reacts to Brilliance of Shubha Mudgal | Raag Bhimpalasi | Khayal Vocal | Music of India
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This style of music was created almost 1000 years ago in undivided Indian subcontinent, and Pakistan is not even 75 years old. When Pakistan was created out of India, the musicians in Pakistan continued singing the same style. Just because a region got renamed, the origin/name of the music can't change.
The khayal style was developed at the Delhi Sultanate court during the rule of the Khiljis, Tughlaqs, Ghaznavid, etc. The word Khayal is Arabic for imagination, and the Muslim aesthetic is clear. It comes out of the Hindu dhrupad tradition, but even in those days, conversions (eg Tansen) and intermarriages led to Muslim families being the holders of the Khandan or Gharana traditions. It crystallized in the Delhi Mughal court with Sadarang (pen name of Niyamat Khan) during the reign of Muhammad Shah (1704-1758). Many of the great khayal compositions have his name in the text at the end.
So, in the end, Pakistan, India, whatever, they share a common history up until 1947. Yes, some styles are more prevalent in Pakistan like qawwali, which has many Sufi dargahs (shrines dedicated to famous pirs (saints) like Lal Shabazz Qalander. Oh yes, and ghazal, which is definitely of Western Asian in original.
@@dinnerstein but nothing was created by middle east.
@@dev_peace_soul actually there are strong indications: 1) rupak tal comes from the Middle East, as the khali on the first beat is total atypical of all other tala 2) The basis of tabla is a fusion of the multiple layered drum heads with the split drum derived from Middle Eastern kettledrums such as naqqara, AND the fingertip striking of the heads is, according to scholars and a number of educated tabliya, derived from frame drums such as the daf and tabli. 3) The sitar is a hybrid instrument of veena, Persian sehtar, and Afghani dutar, 4) ghazal is originally a Middle Eastern form 5) Both shehnai and nagaswaram are derived from the Turkish zurna-->surna->surnai->shehnai, just as the Carnatic tavil is derived for from the Turkish davul--possibly also the Panjabi dhol. Small coincidence that many of the players of shehnai and nagaswaram are Muslim.
I am an ethnomusicologist, sitarist, and khayal singer with over 50 years experience and education, and have no illusion about cultural purity.
@@dinnerstein
Stop reading history books written by Audrey Truskreche
@@ANKITKUMAR-pc8uz I am not reliant upon any specific historian, but as much on my own taleem as a khyal singer, for nine years in the Kirana Gharana under Pt. Pran Nath and Smt. Sheila Dhar, but also a year under Gwalior teachers Vinay Chandra Maudgalyana, Madhup Mudgal, and Pt. Vasant Thakar at Gandharva Mahavidyalaya in Delhi. Indeed it was Madhup-ji from whom I learned the chota khyala in Rag Miya ki Todi "Khutub Ud Din, Khutub Alam," praising both Khuttud ud Din Aibak and Pir Mohiuddin Chisti--clearly dating back to the Delhi Sultanate.
Pran Nath ji himself was devoted to his guruji Ustad Abdul Wahid Khan, and the grandmaster of the style Mian Bande Ali Khan, not to mention Ustad Abdul Kareem Khan. To try to erase the totally synchretic nature of Hindustani sangeet is like poking one's eyes out in order to not see that which one dislikes. Facts are facts and religious/political dogma, be it Christian, Jewish, Muslim, Hindu, or Buddhist, sab pura bakwas hee~. I am old enough, and educated enough to know better.
So if you want Hinduttva purity, you will have to give up so many things: khayal, thumri, the sitar, sarod, tabla, shenai, nagaswaram, tavil, violin, masitkhani and razakhani gats, kathak dance, mughlai cuisine, biriyanis, tandoori, jauhar jackets, etc. If you want to pick and choose, that is not purity. but then again, purity is an abstract concept with no basis in human reality.
Amazing reaction! The fact that you feel an expression of longing is testament to Shubha's mastery of the raag. Raag Bhimpalasi should express deep longing, but serene and dignified. Here Shubha is a lioness in repose.
That was an incredibly well crafted comment and I appreciated it lots!
Oh my, that is why. That explains the feeling. I'm having a goosebumps. It is true that words make one think but music just makes you feel
Hey... just to clarify.. the beats cycle has nothing to do with speed. We have various time cycles in Classical music. Ranging from 5beats to more than 21beats.. including some which are 11.5beats etc. Thats the time cycle on which a composition is imprinted on.. in Hindustani classical.. we strive to end our music/dance on the 1st beat of a time cycle.. so it keeps going like a clock... whatever we sing or improvise has to end on the 1st beat of the timecycle.
The slow.. fast speed is in every time cycle.. slow, medium and fast speed. So the time cycle is not same as speed.
In this video the tabla player (drums) is keeping the time cycle of 7beats... playing in Vilambhit laya (slow tempo) ... and Shubha ji is singing on this.. improvising, alaap, all the crescendos and everything.... and then she ends every improv on the 1st beat .. that is the play .. not just keeping notes but also time. Same composition would also be sung faster in say Dhrut laya (fast tempo)- same timecylce but playing faster this time and Shubhaji adjusting the composition to suit and fit the faster tempo
Thanks for the aditional info, I love learning more about this!
@@HofTheStage ... i cant claim to know a lot about the intricacies of hindustani classical music.. but this video is a great introduction to Raag - ruclips.net/video/CBtFt3HUkT0/видео.html What is a Raag by Anuja Kamat... maybe you can react to this too :)
Shubha ji is a student of Pt. Ramashreya Jha. I would give an arm and a leg to learn from him. 🙏
He passed away back in 2007 I think unfortunately. One of the greatest musician of our era.
He's ramrang
Correction: Kaushiki Chakrabourty's prior performance was in a 16 beat cycle called teental. With any of these performances you will see the performers lead up to a climax on the first beat. The raga is the melody form in which the compositions are composed and upon which they then improvise .
Yup the research he has done is quite correct
He knows it....🙌
Shubha Mudgal is not only a superb hindustani classical vocalist but also a pop diva. Her pop songs are too energatic becoz of her unique powerful voice. You should definately listen her "Aab ke Sawan" and "Ali more Angana".
Vidushi Shubha Mudgal ji is a living legend in the field of Indian classical music and she has also sung some songs in Bollywood!!Please don’t compare Shubha ji with Kaushiki ji both are great in their own way they both have totally different singing styles!
There are two classical music of india one is Hindustani and another is carnatic ,currently because odissi may be got the classical music tag but I want say Pakistan didn't exist before 1947 so its better to say that it is from india and this two classical song is come out of Hinduism most sacred text Sam ved
true
i know this and proud of it
Yes , main purpose of Indian classical music is meditation , even Arijit Singh ji has said that Indian classical music is a form of meditation , it takes you so deep inside and enlighten you , you don't need to sing to meditate, just listening to it is also meditating
All classical music is meditative.
Yeah imagine when your listening live. Arms goosebumps man.
You are perfectly ok with the names man good, thanks like your reactions thanks.
Listen to Carnatic (south Indian) classical music by singers like Ranjani & Gayatri (sisters) veena player Jayanthi Kumaresh, Dagar bros
Best reaction , Very Informative
Raga Bhimpalasi is based on the scale known as Dorian mode in Western music. It is pentatonic in ascent, skipping the 2nd and 6th scale degrees. Heptatonic in descent.
She is a legend in singing sir thanks.
You are a true lover of music and the best part is you understanding has gone up regarding Indian Classical music
Her Raga touched my soul.
This song reminds me of and makes me want to watch Joseph Campbell's lectures and Mythos series...many you can find right here on RUclips. I recommend them highly.
I'll check them out ;)
@@nishkamrazdan yes, Asimov was a historian as well as a Sci-fi writer :)
The hand movement of Indian classical singers is not just a communication with instrument players but it is a rythem of pick, hold, connect and completion of a note.
To grapple with the shape of a note
'Brilliant' reaction Sir!😆💚
Please do a reaction video on 'kanada Raja Pandharicha' (Abhang) by mahesh kale....
Yes plz do it..
Here's link
ruclips.net/video/GA1x7iadCwo/видео.html
You can feel Goddess Saraswati in Subha Jis voice.❤
Que relajante👌
Wow..wonderfull reaction..amazing...so nice...high vibe u showing...keep up..🤝🌹🌈🌐🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🌈🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏...FROM ;;;;;;MALAYSIA
He is really explaining very well.
the instrument like accordion is called harmonium which is the new introduced instrument which came in india from germany couple of decade ago just like violin in carnatic or south indian classical music
She is one of Legends
You know a lot man if compared to the others.
Thanks, I'm learning something new every day 😊
@@HofTheStage react to 'Kanada raja pandharicha Mahesh Kale Sur nava dyas nava'
You listen to this just once. It's tune is definitely going to come to your mind soon and you want to listen it again.
Indian classical music great. Smt. Shubha mudgal great singer.
Having goose bumps means you understand music a lot. Ofcourse Shubhaji is a renowned artist with decades of sadhana. Moreover, Bhimpalasi is one of the most melodious and popular raag.
A raga is more than just a scale. As one starts to analyze the technicalities of it as having similarities to a scale, it does not take too much time to realize that it is, more accurately, a character, or a distinct personality, rather than a mere restriction of notes.
React to DARBAR video of begum parveen sultana. She is equally brilliant ❣️ and legend.Hope you will keep my request 🥰
There is this point, near the end of the song, where she is as if saying she is hurt. I don't know, but that is how I feel.
Shubha Mudgal ji is legend 🙏❤️
Shobha gurtu is amazing, (Thumri Queen) you must see, Aaj Biraj mein Holi re rasiya 👌👍
It’s the Harmonium!
Amazing observations!! I am a student of Hindustani Classical Music... I would love it if you reacted to Pt. Bhimsen Joshi. Any of his recordings. Please
I'll see what I can do, maybe someday in the future
@@HofTheStage here is a short clip of Bhimsen Joshi:
ruclips.net/video/3AfHk38C2Ig/видео.html
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Hallo Namaste Sir Please react to Kaushiki Chakraborty ji Amazing Raag shudh Sarang at Darbar vestival 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳
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You must react to 'Bol Hu' Nescafe basement season 5 by Pakistani band Soch ft Hadiya Hashmi with subtitles. Its quite special and has gone viral for its vocals
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Pls make video on " Dil ki tapish aaj hai aftab".. You get original classical magic
Bhai mahesh kale ka kannada
Its not fast 15 beats but 16 beats which Kaushiki Chakraborty did on thebsame Raag Bhimpalasi, which is called Teen taal.
Her husband is playing the tabla.
The melodic instrument is called harmonium.
I guess someone already told you but the 2 drums played by the fingers, it's called "tabla" ;-)
listen live version of lata mangeshkar singing kabhi khushi khabi ghum it means (sometime happiness sometime saddness)
Sir please listen and try reaction on bhoomi 2020 ,many famous singers which you have reviewed in past have tried a variety of ragas in a fusion style and it is really worth a reaction
Just one song if u react it will BLOW Your Mind and there will be no comparison to that reaction.
SONG: KANNADA RAJA PANDHARICHA By Mahesh Kale
"Vilambit" is slow tempo and "drut" is fast. Ms. Shobha Mudgal is a legend.
Please do a video on KS Chithra's Live singing , The South Indian Nightingale ❤️
One new idea for you....we have raags for each time of day...so it's a clock of raagas...so you may try to see how the time and raagas are related.....it could be really nice
Please do a video on raag miyan ki malhar by pandit bhimsen joshi..
Sir pl try once u. Srinivasas mandolin. Particularly song vathapiganapathim. Listen to his electrifying perfrmance. A mandolin wizard.
React on Kalinga narthana by Kuldeep pai, surya Gayathri and Rahul vellal you will love it sir.
Definitely a must! Love it.
Try Mahesh Kale live at Melbourne
More from darbarfestival pls
I think raag are different moods
You should do Pandit Bhimsen and Kishori Amonkar
Pl, watch "Mi Radhika (Shridhar Phadke Sangeet Sandhya - Ritu Hirva)". This is mesmerizing music.
no one credits tanpura, hehe.
just because it's job is to give support, and it almost never plays alone. D:
The instrument that you are saying an accordion,
The actual name of it is "harmonium"
Hands are not giving any direction to anyone , it’s just a expression of singer and representing the variation of sound she is feelings ups and downs. The rhythm has its own bits called Taal , and it’s mathematical bits are sync with Raag , and within the frame work of both singer Sing’.
You should listen south indian carnatic music
you would love d.v. paluskar
He's my favourite vocalist !!
Please react to bol Hu.. Nescafé Basement season 5..you will be amazed
Also i recomend Girija Devi -Mirabhai Bhajan
This is Lucknow e gharana style Indian classical music this is one of the oldest styles ever to be created by us.. And kaushik's singing style is more 21st century style main strime but "kaushik" is on a different level
What could make your introduction to and exploration of Hindustani music more meaningful would be to listen to a raag..as you just did..and then listen to a Bollywood Hindi movie song based upon that raag..That way you could understand why songs from Bollywood movies are so interesting to listen to..special from the 50s upto 80s and some..For this particular raag you could listen to a song by Lata from a Hindi movie MERA SAYA..the song: NAINO MEIN BADRA CHAEY..Your Indian subscribers would then probably have better appreciation of our classical music..
Just a suggestion.
React to Mahesh Kale live merlbone performance
If anyone asks me what's the difference between Indian classical and Western!
I always tell them, it touches your soul, lifts up your mind and connects your heart. ♥️
There are two styles of music in India called as hindustani music and carnatic music hindustani is north Indian music and carnatic is south Indian music
Please react to bhor bhaye by shreya ghoshal from the movie delhi 6..
It has one of her highest notes c#6
Aruni kirani by Mahesh kale
Please do something on Carnatic music
Her voice quality has a metallic quality, which you are referring to as nasal. Nasal singing is strictly NOT ALLOWED in Hindustani classical music.
Correct
You need to react to Ustad Nasir ud Din Saami performing for Coke Studio (Pakistan)
Plz react to 'Mahesh kale Kanada raja pandharicha Sur nava dyas nava'
Hi, first I want to thank you for reacting to Hindustani Music on your channel. It is a great way to spread Indian culture. I am a student of Hindustani Classical Music and would like to give you some insight into what a raga is. First of all, ragas have nothing to do with the beat because that comes from the laya and the tala and not raga. A raga is a framework of notes and patterns and emotions that a classical performer constrains himself or herself while performing various compositions in Indian music. While a raag has certain allowed notes, it is NOT remotely close to what scales are in the music of the West. Many ragas can have the exact same notes but sound completely different based on the patterns of the notes, the intonations, and the ornamentations. This is what gives them different "colors". A raag can be thought of as a new friend or a relationship in life where you need to know the person, his likes or dislikes, his habits, and his temperament. There is no metric of when people can call themselves friends. On the first meeting in a new relation, you can't (or at least shouldn't) prepare and bring a questionnaire to ask and be qualified as friends from then on. Likewise, there is no standard definition of a raga. There is no way to read about it and learn it. No one can ever make anyone understand a raga. It is only through a self-meditative process under a guru that one can visualize ragas. Naturally, there is no one correct way of performing a raga. If you are ever looking for more compositions to react to, I highly some of Dr. Vidushi Ashwini Bhide Deshpande's Bhajans or Khayals. Thanks again!
16 beat cycle - called 'teen taal', not 15 beat.
You should listen to carnatic music specially to MS Subbalakshmi
Next can you react to "AJL, Ernie Zakri & Syamel, Aku Cinta"
You should definitely react to Lata Mangeshkar songs
The names of Ragas have origin in Sanskrit language the ancient language of India.....
HEY please do react on Koushika Chakraborty. One of famous Indian classical singer 🥰✨✌️
Please watch what is a raag by anuja kamat
HINDUSTAN means INDIA and HindustanI music means Indian Music.
Pls react to nina burmi thumri pls
React to begum parveen sultana ji she is legend
Pls react to Darbar of pt.venkatesh kumar
Pls react to laal ishq.. Sing by Arijit singh.. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Also Check Ksushikiji's version of this raga at ruclips.net/video/4V9tuRuTlZs/видео.html specially, after 1.00.00
Please react to mahesh kale
Listen to pandit Bheem Sen Joshi raag puniya dhanshreee
Can u pls react to "singer sunidhi chauhan vs singer shreya ghosal live vocal " video
8 beats