You're right. The instrument simply sounds great just making its most basic sounds so it's hard to get wrong if you just play something slow - at 33:00 onwards it starts to become pure cringe
The comments show that this woman hasn't just worked really hard mentally to become good at this instrument, but that she's also worked hard emotionally to resist those around her who would say she's not allowed to play because of how she was born. What an inspiration. I really look forward to becoming more familiar with her work.
what you mean with "how she was born?" is she a freak or something? I came here to comment how incredibly beautiful she looks ^^also that instrument is seriously cool
@@MarcSteinebrunner In Indian classical music the rudra veena is considered to be an instrument for male players. It is likely that she encountered some strong opposition from people who think that way.
@@ozfugswell as shiva created it himself, playing of females was resented as women are generally physically less stronger than men hence the apparently frail shoulders wouldn't be able to carry the wait, and kudos to her for overcoming that!
Those negative comments have nothing to do with music 🙏🏻❤️😺 My third listen since uploaded. It’s really worth the 51 minutes. Thanks Madhuvanti, beautiful rendition. 🐈⬛🌷
Pranam Madhuvanti Saraswatiji! This is my favorite raga, the pentatonic form of harmonic minor, besides Nikhilda's Chandrakashiki. May your vibrations echo throughout the ages!
Rudra veena is probably my favourite indian classical instrument. So low and resonant Also it sounds absolutely STUNNING after the 30 min mark. Wow this performance really develops. FABULOUS performance, really moving.
That’s all thanks to Jimmy who’s in India living with me right now. A performer can’t be monitoring multiple cameras and audio while performing this music. Won’t you agree? So, having someone who knows what he’s doing and who knows this music really helps.
Yes, the thinking mind can step aside and let the sound flow through. Nice to have someone with a creative eye to think that side out. The background shading really puts yourself and the instrument in the foreground . Good job Jimmy.Look forward to hearing your sounds in the coming year.
Super quality as usual , and the cameras angles are great , wonderfull ... wishing more of this kind of live , and longer length... Anyway , it is magical , this quality of sound, performer, the shrutis ... all is so precise , accurate ... Beautifull Thanks so much ✨🙏✨ Koop Shundare
Phenomenal. You must have such strong hands. You rhythmic control is fantastic, the pitch bends are great, and I loved the slides and flourishes. Pay no attention to the ignorant hater comments
After 2 years of break finally ma'am is again consistent... Thank youuu for that (I literally replayed each music about 15-20 times and I was like ab kuch naya chaiye yaarr), and finally getting more rudra veena covers. They are outstanding ma'am. Zindagi mein kabhi na kabhi aapse ye instrument sikhna hai mujhe, let's hope wo time jaldi aayega ❤️. And ma'am you nail each performances 🙏
Thank you for sharing your wonderfully played music on your beautiful instrument. You make such amazing sounds and play with such passion it is an absolute joy to see and hear. Blessings sent your way. 😁👍❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
Love the tone of this veena! It is different from the veena you were using during COVID years. Such great gayaki - sounds like the late great Ustad Fahimuddin Dagar singing.
Madhuvanti, I have been enjoying your past video's regularly and was waiting for your next one and so here we have it. This is such good therapy. Just taking in the sound rids stress and clears the mind. At time I just watch you play and amazed how you have the talent to systematically move those long fingers of yours. I know my limitation and no way I could master or attempt to do what you can; I am working on the tempura to get the sine wave effect, but that is as good as it gets for me. Take care now.
Not really sure i can distinguish one from another. Certainly trance inducing. Certainly worth an hour of my time and a thumbs up. appreciate your vibes so very much absolutely beautiful...
I’d argue that her style is more aligned with the unapologetic self-expression and ungovernable individuality embodied by Bianca Del Rio, Jinkx Monsoon, and Violet Chachki rather than the more traditional reverence of Saraswati!
Well if Mr Holy Radiance liked it then how couldn’t I 😹🙏🏻❤️🐈⬛ Truly though, thanks for the rendition of Raag Chandrakauns, it is beautiful. I wish my cat was still around to hear this 🙏🏻❤️
The Rudra veena (Sanskrit: रुद्र वीणा) (also spelled Rudraveena[1] or Rudra vīnā-also called Bīn in North India-is a large plucked string instrument used in Hindustani Music, especially dhrupad. It is one of the major types of veena played in Indian classical music, notable for its deep bass resonance.Traditionally, whatever the cultural spectrum, low tones are associated with the masculine and high tones with the feminine.Because hormones lead to this, among other genetic peculiarities in humans, in old times...
You are very beautiful between this cosmic bowls. 🙂You lead me to a vision, flying through the space and through the planetary sounds. What an Instrument, sitting between soundbowls... Is there a knowledge which tone resonates in which part of the body? So that your stretching strings massage an organ or the spine? For me you show the mystic nature of sound therapy, meditation and - acustical awareness.. It is a pleasure, thank you 🕉
Another of her magical renderings unveiling the hidden eros in the work. I would love to hear her discussing Zia Fariduddin Dagar's chandrakauns--why not record it too?
The instrument sounds like it could produce some interesting Southern and Texas Blues with similar riffs that a slide guitar does. The instrumentalist is very impressive in her abilities.
After reading the editor's comment in the description, all I can say is that you can always do better. Always, no matter how good you were. Thus, it is not about you as a performer, not about your feelings about it. You play, you send it to the world and that is it. This music does not belong to you anymore. It belongs to the world, to all the humanity. It brightens our days and makes us better.
I listened to real masters of this instrument, and this lady's strumming has nothing to do with music.
Ws in the chat if you think this is music, Ls if you think this guy is a tool
@@MappingMindsyou both sound like tools
You're right. The instrument simply sounds great just making its most basic sounds so it's hard to get wrong if you just play something slow - at 33:00 onwards it starts to become pure cringe
Ok we all start somewhere.
The bends are amazing- glad I came across this
The comments show that this woman hasn't just worked really hard mentally to become good at this instrument, but that she's also worked hard emotionally to resist those around her who would say she's not allowed to play because of how she was born. What an inspiration. I really look forward to becoming more familiar with her work.
what you mean with "how she was born?" is she a freak or something? I came here to comment how incredibly beautiful she looks ^^also that instrument is seriously cool
@@MarcSteinebrunner In Indian classical music the rudra veena is considered to be an instrument for male players. It is likely that she encountered some strong opposition from people who think that way.
@@ozfugswell as shiva created it himself, playing of females was resented as women are generally physically less stronger than men hence the apparently frail shoulders wouldn't be able to carry the wait, and kudos to her for overcoming that!
Those negative comments have nothing to do with music 🙏🏻❤️😺
My third listen since uploaded. It’s really worth the 51 minutes.
Thanks Madhuvanti, beautiful rendition. 🐈⬛🌷
Looking forward to your next upload too 🌸
I've never seen an instrument like that in me life, sounds wonderful.
Shiva and Shakti will not be divided. This video is evidence... 👍
Two big gourds attached to a common hollowed stem: the acoustics on this is amazing 😨🎶👌
I've never seen this instrument it's really impressing !! Good job for this amazing music !
Pranam Madhuvanti Saraswatiji! This is my favorite raga, the pentatonic form of harmonic minor, besides Nikhilda's Chandrakashiki. May your vibrations echo throughout the ages!
Rudra veena is probably my favourite indian classical instrument. So low and resonant Also it sounds absolutely STUNNING after the 30 min mark. Wow this performance really develops. FABULOUS performance, really moving.
Comforting and warm tonal conversation. Your production has moved up a notch with the lighting and focus and multi cameras, good job .
That’s all thanks to Jimmy who’s in India living with me right now. A performer can’t be monitoring multiple cameras and audio while performing this music. Won’t you agree? So, having someone who knows what he’s doing and who knows this music really helps.
Yes, the thinking mind can step aside and let the sound flow through. Nice to have someone with a creative eye to think that side out. The background shading really puts yourself and the instrument in the foreground . Good job Jimmy.Look forward to hearing your sounds in the coming year.
Super quality as usual , and the cameras angles are great , wonderfull ... wishing more of this kind of live , and longer length... Anyway , it is magical , this quality of sound, performer, the shrutis ... all is so precise , accurate ... Beautifull
Thanks so much ✨🙏✨ Koop Shundare
Never seen this type of instrument before. It is awesome!
I've never seen this instrument before, but it looks and sounds magical!!
You found it for a reason then 🙏🏻❤️
Maybe you might want to learn to play? 🙏🏻😺
I'm gonna walk through the woods and listen to this. A journey will unfold
Phenomenal. You must have such strong hands. You rhythmic control is fantastic, the pitch bends are great, and I loved the slides and flourishes. Pay no attention to the ignorant hater comments
Thank you for sharing this beautiful sound you make - it is very unique, soulful and full of talent - I love the fusion you bring into it 🙏🧡✨
After 2 years of break finally ma'am is again consistent... Thank youuu for that (I literally replayed each music about 15-20 times and I was like ab kuch naya chaiye yaarr), and finally getting more rudra veena covers. They are outstanding ma'am. Zindagi mein kabhi na kabhi aapse ye instrument sikhna hai mujhe, let's hope wo time jaldi aayega ❤️. And ma'am you nail each performances 🙏
If you're seriously interested in studying, she teaches online and is taking students now! www.dhrupadveena.com/lessons
Wow those accurate bends! Unfiltered and unadulterated talent right here.
thanks so much for posting these full performances.
they’re well produced too!
Thank you for sharing your wonderfully played music on your beautiful instrument. You make such amazing sounds and play with such passion it is an absolute joy to see and hear. Blessings sent your way. 😁👍❤️🙏🏻🇬🇧
@@YOy-b4z thank you 🇮🇳🏳️🌈🐈⬛🐈🕊️🐦🔥🐾🦚🐉
Love the tone of this veena! It is different from the veena you were using during COVID years. Such great gayaki - sounds like the late great Ustad Fahimuddin Dagar singing.
Madhuvanti, I have been enjoying your past video's regularly and was waiting for your next one and so here we have it. This is such good therapy. Just taking in the sound rids stress and clears the mind. At time I just watch you play and amazed how you have the talent to systematically move those long fingers of yours. I know my limitation and no way I could master or attempt to do what you can; I am working on the tempura to get the sine wave effect, but that is as good as it gets for me. Take care now.
Very nice resonance !
Good depth of sound. Good job !
Thank you, Madhuvanti Pal. That was an amazing new musical experience, for me! I'll be back for more.
Its like playing in the key of D on a six string guitar. Very relaxing.
Not really sure i can distinguish one from another. Certainly trance inducing. Certainly worth an hour of my time and a thumbs up. appreciate your vibes so very much absolutely beautiful...
You're very very very hard working mam. Keep it up for life. Sakshat Saraswati 🙏🏻🙏🏻👌🏻👌🏻
I’d argue that her style is more aligned with the unapologetic self-expression and ungovernable individuality embodied by Bianca Del Rio, Jinkx Monsoon, and Violet Chachki rather than the more traditional reverence of Saraswati!
Well if Mr Holy Radiance liked it then how couldn’t I 😹🙏🏻❤️🐈⬛
Truly though, thanks for the rendition of Raag Chandrakauns, it is beautiful. I wish my cat was still around to hear this 🙏🏻❤️
Had me in a trance. My work improved as a result. Thank you, lady ❤
Utterly unbelievable performance left me in a trance of thankfulness; new subber.
Deepest blessings to you for this. 🍇 🙏🏻 🌱 🌳 🙏🏻 🧜♂️
The rhythmic precision in her fingers is amazing!
Wonderful music and incredible instrument. Thank you!
Thanks 😊 for sharing this wonderful music 🎶 with the amazing instrument. 👏 ❤💖🤗🇮🇳
Beautiful, this music is so far beyond words. Love me some Dagar!
The Rudra veena (Sanskrit: रुद्र वीणा) (also spelled Rudraveena[1] or Rudra vīnā-also called Bīn in North India-is a large plucked string instrument used in Hindustani Music, especially dhrupad. It is one of the major types of veena played in Indian classical music, notable for its deep bass resonance.Traditionally, whatever the cultural spectrum, low tones are associated with the masculine and high tones with the feminine.Because hormones lead to this, among other genetic peculiarities in humans, in old times...
Only a beautiful soul may play such beautiful and special instrument. God bless you Deva ji.
Another exquisite performance. Thanks and best wishes for your future. :}
My husband says, it's like yoga for his nervous system 😊
❤very uplifting sounds from a beautiful instrument. Thank you for sharing ❤
gorgeous woman and wonderful playing. very nice.
You are very beautiful between this cosmic bowls. 🙂You lead me to a vision, flying through the space and through the planetary sounds. What an Instrument, sitting between soundbowls... Is there a knowledge which tone resonates in which part of the body? So that your stretching strings massage an organ or the spine? For me you show the mystic nature of sound therapy, meditation and - acustical awareness.. It is a pleasure, thank you 🕉
Another of her magical renderings unveiling the hidden eros in the work. I would love to hear her discussing Zia Fariduddin Dagar's chandrakauns--why not record it too?
Amazing music! I love it. Thank you so much
Really enjoying all of your videos, thank you so much!
I like it as ever, you are the best in this kind of music
Praise Be to Our Madhuvanti!
Very cool. Never heard this instrument before.
It’s like something an alien race with huge brains would listen to. I can’t help but think Jimi Hendrix would be ecstatic. Fabulous.
That's def racist but okay #6
@@Angel-nj2qw how exactly
@@BarvGwydh It’s not, ignore them
Beautiful and out of this world
Best one of yours I've seen so far.
What an Angel and making beautiful notes
Awesome 🔥 dope instrument
It's a very unusual looking instrument and unusual sounding .😊
Exquisite. Lord Shiva is listening.
The instrument sounds like it could produce some interesting Southern and Texas Blues with similar riffs that a slide guitar does. The instrumentalist is very impressive in her abilities.
Actually, there are some pretty amazing Indian musicians who perform on slide guitar.
That's a really beautiful looking instrument how old is it or rather how many generations have played on it?
I’m guessing that the Rudra veena was built by the same lady that’s playing it. 🙏🏻❤️
@@tatunka8043no? It's thousands of years old created by shiva himself
Tempered Sounds of the ever flowing soul.
MAHADEV
Excellent sense of pitch
Beautiful all of you
thanks
beautiful.. haunting..
That's one crazy looking instrument
初めて見､聞きました。これは何という楽器ですか？インドの楽器ですか？
心落ち着く 美しい音色です。ずっと聞いていたいほど 好きです❤️
You rock! Keep on with this, more videos please :)
I gotta get me one of those. That sounds so cool.
Wonderful!! Rudra Veena is the name of the instrument, yes? Is it a specific rudra veena or a classical type of that? And is it old or new built?
Wonderful.
Another thing to add to the majesty of this performance - I believe this may have been recorded on a New Moon?
🙏💙 I see you
I honestly think you could just noodle around on the rudra veena and it would sound epic.
I literally forgot myself mam ❤ how to learn Rudra Veena? Can you please guide
А что-то вменяемое на этом инструменте можно сыграть? Что-то запоминающееся?
Бодро, весело, зажигательно.
love it❤️
After reading the editor's comment in the description, all I can say is that you can always do better. Always, no matter how good you were. Thus, it is not about you as a performer, not about your feelings about it. You play, you send it to the world and that is it. This music does not belong to you anymore. It belongs to the world, to all the humanity. It brightens our days and makes us better.
Pranam ❤️🙏🏼
Greetings from Sri Lanka❣🙏
Cómo se llama el instrumento que toca? Gracias.
RUDRA VEENA
Why is everyone so oversensitive here? Focus on the music. If you like it listen, if not leave.
Simply stunning!!!!
Wah ji wah ❤❤❤
Thank you.
NO words...🙏🙏
Incredibubble 🎶💚
Whoa so cool!
Como se llama este instrumento ????😮😮😮
Rudra Veena
My western music ears hear parts of a C minor blues scale, or a G harmonic minor excluding the B-flat and the A
what a sound world
Is a very big 🎻 violin
This country has been very good to me
Thank you
Who needs a wa wa pedal with this guitar 😂😂😂
🙏🙏🙏
Ola, como é o nome desse instrumento?
Rudra veena
happy new year
Do not just hear it , FEEL IT !
Its origin is undated; however the instrument is known to be ancient enough and is linked to Shiva.
crazy good
❤️🙏
easy to play