Americans React to Kaushiki Chakraborty (Indian Music) Exquisite Afternoon

[@OURSTUPIDREACTIONS]

What else should we react to???

[@brucenolan6176]

React to Omerta Trailer Starring Raj Kumar Rao

[@bananaproduction2067]

Anything u guys want

[@toras4702]

Please react Satyamev Jayate theme song PLZZ

[@toras4702]

Please react Satyamev Jayate theme song PLZZ

[@sushriarpitapatra5468]

React to ye mere watan ke logo by the great Lata Mangeshkar it is a patriotic song I think from 1963....I will put link below. It does have subtitles , only not for those lines which are repeating for the 2nd or 3rd time. So here is the link kzbin.info/www/bejne/gYPZkIWbg6prfMk

[@noelsmaison685]

Most musicians: goes from 0 to 💯 Indian classical musician: starts from 💯 goes to infinity ♾

[@prajwalhg6258]

💯 true!

[@Yashvant5569]

❤️🇮🇳😍

[@RahulshahOxfordTech]

Love 💘 from India

[@donikelaanil4838]

Absolutely correct

[@ImanBcheck]

True

[@honeybatrakumar5902]

You have barely scratched the surface of Indian Classical music! Oh you’re in for a magical, sublime ride!!

[@ladybug5250]

Honey Batra Kumar exactly, this is just one raaga

[@Skeptic_arun]

Very true...

[@Darshankapadnis.93]

True

[@vikaslalwani]

Yeah that's the tip of the iceberg

[@pseudoliberal99]

Agreed

[@ripansutrahar1636]

1 like for kaushiki Chakraborty ❤

[@sharmadevrath]

sure....salute

[@sravanthik6320]

Not only like ,🙏

[@haris.9970]

Like for kaushiki ji but not for u

[@kausharansari3091]

Yeah

[@manusharma5037]

Me bhi singer bnna chahti thi bhut maine apni kundli check krvai unhone kaha ki ye chlegi nhi sche talent ki kdr nhi hoti😭😭

[@moumitadas294]

She is our bengali singing queen...lots of love from india.....proud to be a bengali... she is a legend

[@PrabalPakrasi-uy1ki]

Shreya Ghoshal is also a Bengalee any many more like Arijit Singh

[@MrPandatj]

Proud to be a indian 😎

[@moumitadas294]

@@PrabalPakrasi-uy1ki yes😁😁

[@armystatus2491]

Proud to be indian 😍🥰

[@pradipamahadeva3404]

From Bangladesh!

[@ShivaSingh-jt1dj]

Bollywood is not the form of Indian music....this is the most purest form of Indian classic music...🙏🙏🙏

[@ladybug5250]

Miley Jab Hum Tum bollywood blends different kinds of music into songs that are enjoyable

[@Thara-mn7yf]

Word! 👏👏👏

[@Bepositive313]

singing in bollywood is just an INSULT of Classical Music . it is said by Her Father :) lmao

[@maulervikingvideos6685]

Bitch lasagna suno

[@keepcalmandstanot7.724]

@@Bepositive313 It is her perception. We can respect her talent, without agreeing to everything she says. She isn't God, is she?

[@tusharlall02]

She's my hero!

[@thedescanteer]

@Our Stupid Reactions pin this comment!!!

[@uditbisht8536]

And I love your creations tushar..!!!

[@vaitrawatimusic8151]

She’s hero of every Musician sir, like you and me 😊😊

[@boris2512]

Hero!! That's misogynistic

[@akshaynyaharkar]

And you are My hero sir

[@deeptaprayash2818]

Americans: we discovered rap Le Indians: hold our classical music

[@sonalidey359]

Op🔥

[@Abhinav-gu2ui]

Beeeesssssssstttttttt:-)❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@musingsofsomeone]

The comment i was looking for💫

[@pradyumnahasabnis]

They won't be able to, they just won't

[@JPVillalobos27]

Long before rap was jazz, and people like Charlie Parker, John Coltrane, Miles Davis and Duke Ellington.

[@darshdawda1]

It's her... 25 years of Riyaz(practice)... almost 8 hours a day... She's definitely a known master in India🤗

[@nayanswamy22]

*ABHYASA*

[@sabarishnarayanan4818]

Nowhere close to where she should be…

[@SwarDeekshaaClassicalMusic]

24 hours practice

[@sulaganabiswas]

Not 25, 35-plus years of riyaz. Kaushiki started learning music from her father pandit ajoy chakrabarty when she was a toddler

[@dalitnahipehlehinduhu6569]

Abhyas

[@debarshighosh5307]

She is daughter of pandit Ajoy chakrabarty..

[@sohamghosh9657]

Proud to be bengali

[@ibnbabadson9016]

That’s a beautiful story

[@abdulaleem9207]

Incredible talent.

[@sonalidey359]

@@sohamghosh9657 yess

[@SKMRify]

THIS level of fluid agility in modal voice is seldom seen in Western singing, even among the best lyric-coloratura sopranos. Perhaps the only three female Western singers with this level of fluid agility are Ingeborg Hallstein, Caterina Valente and Maureen McGovern. Indian classical singing is almost unparalleled.

[@MrKakaguru]

Honestly correct.

[@theawantikamishra]

@Tushar Sachdeva save it then, don't be rude to someone who is being a nice person here, where is your culture of treating people well now? And also there are many countries and they have rich culture too

[@spidercrossings]

@Tushar Sachdeva Abey Chutiye aisi soch apne pe hi rakha Kar..

[@vanessad5269]

@Tushar Sachdeva Hey, don't be a dick :)

[@mr.anonymous3980]

Schmetterling :: hey mate, sorry for the ‘dick.’

[@bharathsy]

Ricksegall... I Love how ur unafraid of putting ur emotions. Love u brother

[@sainath66666]

Who's that at 3:57 in the photo frame behind korbin? Is it rick's wedding pic?

[@just4you5169]

Rick Segall...actually this type of Live Extraordinary Vocalization is quite common among every Indian classical singers...We are used to it since ages but yeah she performed great

[@just4you5169]

And also plzz react to the classical song 'Albela Sajan Aayo Re' from the movie Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam by Sanjay Leela Bhansali... Plzz plzzz

[@gbg7090]

He is just STUPID...

[@tinkunarzary1775]

Rick come to India to experience this kind of classical music.

[@lafrida4670]

She is basically tampering around With the notes 'do ra me fa so la ti'(known as 'sa re ga ma pa dha ni' in indian culture) in a way U cannot even imagine.

[@blacknwhite6186]

Finally someone, thank you. She is using so many techniques along the way and every note is prefect.

[@terabap4013]

@@blacknwhite6186 yes😄

[@guruprasadc4782]

Do re pa mi re do re mi re pa..

[@nikhilgoyal4840]

Not just that ... it includes lots of Raag and variation and many many different things. But anyway you atleast know about basics.

[@USER-SANATANI952]

this is called palta

[@benalipozenezarinllen1668]

Indian classical music is an ocean... This was just not even a whole drop of it. Its so huge ....u can't even imagine!!!

[@Chitrakala.amrita]

Benalipo Zenezarinllen totally yes

[@Parmar2394]

Deep comment

[@manishkhetan5868]

Very true 👍

[@s.t.5712]

@@Parmar2394well commented, just to improve it , she is a pond in ocean.

[@BharatPadmaTv]

This is a sample... You can watch karnnatic classical music...

[@BongFactorium]

She was not singing Just words she was singing actual notes form octaves . Like C D E F G A B C . Thats Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni Sa .

[@zravasyaaaryaman6767]

More like the Solfège or solmization (commonly: Do, Re, Mi, Fa, Sol, La, Ti) in the western music.

[@poof9327]

CDEFGABC is not same as Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni Sa in any means lmao. Do Re Mi Fa So La Ti Do = Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni Sa

[@BongFactorium]

@@@poof9327 Ya but I have written it for the western people to understand easily . Thanks.

[@nomadic4936]

She use sa re ga ma pa notes like Do re mi fa so which english singers use

[@smitakatke1536]

There are more beautiful voice classical singers in India .Very melodious too

[@ladybug5250]

That is Hindustani classical music ( Carnatic you saw last time is from south India) .. what you witnessed is just a peek into the beauty that is called Indian classical music!

[@thethinker4557]

Not carnatic its bhimpalasi raag from hindustani sangeet

[@jamessmith1507]

Hey wake?

[@thethinker4557]

Vivek mishra i m not doing but its indian classical music and there is two type of music carnatic and hindustani sangeet both are diffrent when you will find when you will learn

[@keepcalmandstanot7.724]

@@vivekmishra1384 The person probably wants them to know the two types of music in the Indian classical- Hindustani and Carnatic. Both are the beautiful heritage, we all are proud of, and it is good if they can differentiate them both the forms.

[@just4you5169]

@@vivekmishra1384 agree

[@RightAllWays]

That’s Hindustani Classical : Raag Bhimpalasi rendered beyond perfection. There are so many traditions of Indian classical music adorned with all the Raagas and Raaginis, it’s an ocean

[@keithhunt5328]

There are many different ways of singing a single raag actually.

[@rakeshranjan8222]

No Rihanna, no Katy Perry, no one can do this. Singing is an art, but singing like this requires a lot more training and hard work, not just talent

[@punamp9815]

Can she then sings like katy perry and rihana??

[@rakeshranjan8222]

@@punamp9815 Yes she can, if she has grip over the language. They do nothing extraordinary. Don't you see it? She has immense control over vocal cords.

[@shashankthapa9179]

@@rakeshranjan8222 Absolutely true.

[@UllahMohd]

Ha ha ha! That's why you don't get Whitney Houston in a century! Beyonce comes once in a few generations! Of course, Indian Music is exquisite! But english songs are easier- never assume that!

[@shashankthapa9179]

@@UllahMohd here's the fact dude. Western songs are actually easier. The notes are direct and stable. In Indian classical music it's just the opposite. The rapid change in the notes while following a certain sets of rules is really difficult. I'm saying it as a student of music. ❤

[@sandeep-ra0-1]

The descipline of Indian classical music is magic.. it can make it rain, it can light lamps, it can cure illnesses, it can even make one self realize.. These practitioners practice it as a worship of mother Saraswati 🙏

[@swatigawade5577]

True

[@boxofchocolates2134]

@@adrikamehta You have no idea, there are people who can make rain. It surely works on chakras and cures illnesses.

[@tamals22]

It's Not Indian it's Hindustani Vocal which needs Very high pitch and Holding breadth in High pitch which no other forms in India needs

[@sonalibanerjee3369]

@@adrikamehtaYeah sis ☺️I have read that it used to happen in Akbar's Darbar when Tansen used to sing.

[@ashwinimendjoge8549]

True

[@Observer9812]

You should have brought a vocalist on your video for this reaction. The notes she was touching were out of this world. Edit: Also, traditional Indian classical music consists broadly of Hindustani and Carnatic music.

[@arpanworld2]

They are singers. U just don't know it

[@RohanYadav-fj2mf]

Southern, Western and Eastern India was truly connected with classic Indian music from ancient times... ❤️

[@shiayatkhanam1184]

India is india how long u dig u find something new n greatness, love n respect for indian hindu's from indonesia.

[@AsitKumarGupta]

Most of the Indian Cinema playback singers start with classical music first. It gives them solid foundation.

[@sanchayanpal3185]

Sorry thr is only one kaushiki because She is a legend and daughter of pandit Ajay chakraborty

[@jkz3068]

its only when non Indians appreciate Indian Classical music, Indians start appreciating it. India you are real gold in every sense

[@a.3160]

Not in the sense of the Indian government

[@ShivamSingh-qz3kh]

Because it is normal to us and Extraordinary to them

[@openmusic3904]

​@@ShivamSingh-qz3kh I sense a hint of supremacy in that comment. You do realize Western Europeans have a thousand years of great and world-changing composers as representatives of their classical music, right? Music that has lasted centuries(because Westerners actually learnt to write music down), been adored across the world, and regularly hailed as the pinnacle of human musical genius. From your comment you'd think Westernern music barely progressed beyond beating an animal skin drum whilst dancing around a fire.

[@ShivamSingh-qz3kh]

@@openmusic3904 it wasn't meant to mean that, but your interpretation says a lot about u. Btw, some of our schools of music are more than 5000 years old

[@openmusic3904]

@@ShivamSingh-qz3kh Yet Western classical music achieved far more and advanced in less than half the time. Meanwhile, Indian classical music stayed pretty much the same. Extraordinary to me, normal to you. Indian classical music, whilst very pretty and sensuous, is basically just ceremonial music with a fancy title. The same old slow and atmospheric first section, followed by the same old faster second section. A-B format. Every. Time. The same cookie-cutter ragas, the same cookie-cutter talas, and the same old aimless and ludicrously drawn out and ostentatious improvisations. By my measure, that doesn't make it 'classical music', it makes it a, 'jamming session', like what teenagers do at school.

[@yogeshmathur3222]

Not just vocalization..the 'words' she was taking rapidly, certains portions were actually speaking out the notes she was singing. Total mastery. She is a child prodigy and current flag bearer in a long and illustrious line of classical musicians. Not merely years, full lifetimes dedicated...

[@mayurnarayane]

Congratulations!!!! You have entered the world of Indian Classical music!!!!❤❤❤❤😍😍 And Thank you sooooo muuchhh for this!!😍😍😍❤😙 And just Enjoy now😍😍😍

[@indiaindepth]

We should introduce them to Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. I'm a tiny bit surprised they haven't gotten to him yet, considering Nusrat's phenomenal popularity in America. Jeff Buckley had a reverence for the man bordering on the religious.

[@Aniruddha197]

Mayur you are 100 percent right. Sahi bola bhidu😋

[@maheshrajasharma]

Basically she was not saying many words ,but just notes. Each note was perfect. So Indian classical doesn't pronounce notes like do re Mi fa so la to It's basically SA re ga ma pa DHA Ni SA And she was perfect there.

[@psycho_sky123]

@Rocky OMG I would have suggested the exact ones as you did👌✌️

[@aminmitha1480]

@@indiaindepth exactly brother.. Nusrat fateh Ali khan they need to listen the king in classical music.. big respect and love for Nusrat fateh Ali khan

[@kapzutube]

the sad part is that not many people know her in India, not even me. traditional music is dying in India.

[@challenger4157]

Kapil Ahuja i tell you bro.. i have heard her live thrice... sweetest voice you'll ever hear. Go to her live performance if you get a chance

[@deepaannigeri4409]

Kapil sir I am sure musicians like kaushiki will bring back the Hindustani music

[@miteshchaudhari6644]

Because of English invedors and missionary.

[@mousumiupadhyay528]

R8 bro only bcoz of too many modern music's

[@yourstrulysvk]

Only people like u dont know her ,,,,we all who loves classic learn from her

[@musicalsushie]

As a musician, i am so happy you've entered the world of indian classical music❤️❤️ far more tougher than Bollywood songs🔥

[@dinindujayasinghe7401]

200% agree. I am from sri lanka and I studied hindusthani music in school. Its another level of music.

[@thetruecitizen1]

wonderful rendition. This is our culture which is more than 10000 years old.🚩🚩🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@induchopra3014]

Dying now. So nice to hear her

[@ayushmaanchakraborty9636]

You have just scratched the surface of Indian Classical Music *laughs in almost 300 different ragas*

[@WoSarvatraHain]

Hehhe

[@WoSarvatraHain]

Oderke kichhu bhalo bhalo jinish suggest koro aaro

[@ayushmaanchakraborty9636]

@@WoSarvatraHain aami bolechi Pather Panchali aro Kichu bolechi over Instagram

[@swarnadipmitra1095]

3000

[@shrutikrishnaiyengar4756]

I'm a carnatic singer and this makes me SO happy. This is what makes music so amazing! It is a universal language. Music produces feelings that need no translation.

[@alankarkhare12]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@krishnendukundu6446]

She is Kaushiki chakrabarti,, daughter of pandit Ajay chakrabarti from Kolkata.... Her music school is most prestigious school in Kolkata... Talented student got chance to admit here

[@subhrakarmakar7187]

Luckly I am a student of that institute

[@Belightfulsoul]

@@subhrakarmakar7187 congrats!

[@manasvini8713]

@@saiumashiva6388 I am the student of Shri.Kuldeep Sagare we are from the Gwalior Gharana and we also learnt the same chota khayal♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@srubabotimukherjeemusic]

@@saiumashiva6388 That's SHRUTINANDAN

[@saiumashiva6388]

@@manasvini8713 yes it's possible some times the bandish is similar but there is a little variation in style.. like kaa karu sajani aaye na baalam is actually Khan Sahab's bandish but sung by many singers .. like Ajay Chakraborty,Rashid Khan all of them were Bade Gulam Ali Khan sahab's shadirds..🙏

[@bathroomsinger8608]

She is the daughter of famous classical vocalist Pandit Ajay Chakraborty.... and u r correct.. she is an amazing Talented and exceptional voice with strong classical music..

[@sandeepbanerjee8656]

This is not stupid reaction.... Anyone will be stunned hearing this Saraswati Devi.

[@MrDillbud]

Sandeep Banerjee Totally agree with you .. yes indeed! Maata Saraswathi lives in Vocal chords of our Bharatiya Artists...

[@ladybug5250]

Sandeep Banerjee sarswati devi = Goddess of art, music, knowledge .. for non-Indians out there

[@prakashusha3006]

If you get the lyrics, you'll fall in love with the Indian classical music

[@srifanfic5583]

Prakash Usha what are the lyrics?

[@anuradhachaturvediseth6778]

@@srifanfic5583 she is singing a well known Bhimpslasi composition written and composed by 18th century composer and musician Niyamat Khan, who wrote under the pen name 'Sadarang'. You will hear his name signature in the song lyrics. There are only 4 lines but as you can see vocalists expands on it using bol taan etc. They go as follows: Ja, Ja Re Apni Mandirva “(Go away, go back to your home) “Sun Pave Mori Sas Nanadiya ” (My mother and sister in law will hear you) The antara (2nd part) goes: “Hum to Sadarang tum ko chahat hai” (For while I do love you) “Kyun Tum hamre thagan liya” (why have you deceived me.)

[@manishmishraji]

@@anuradhachaturvediseth6778 wow. Thanks.

[@maulervikingvideos6685]

Bitch lasagna

[@maulervikingvideos6685]

Boob vegana 🤣😂

[@megalion009876]

Wait till you hear Pandit Bhimsen Joshi....magical

[@osr_fcsiberianshakti1464]

And BalaMuraliKrishna #Eargasms OR LSubramanian

[@kartiks792]

Bhimsen Joshi is untouchable.

[@siddheshdeshpande7183]

Or Kishori tai Amonkar

[@megalion009876]

he received the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian honour!

[@just4you5169]

Also listen to the classical song 'Albela Sajan Aayo Re' from the movie Hum Dil De Chuke Sanam by Sanjay Leela Bhansali

[@taktirak4628]

This is the real Indian classical music that takes many many years of practice. It belongs to those like you who can appreciate it. 🇬🇧

[@karolsiejek5176]

"Anything that can ever be done either by mankind or God, has been done in this land" - Mark Twain on India

[@digambarnandrekar6580]

love from india.....❤️

[@digambarnandrekar6580]

Love from india........❤️

[@digambarnandrekar6580]

Love from India❤️❤️

[@pujabiswas9106]

And that my friend is the finest example of Indian classical music... the more you go into it, the more you lose yourslef and the more you find yourself! ❤

[@suprakashsaha8481]

Tui ekhane ki korchis? 😁

[@pujabiswas9106]

@@suprakashsaha8481 tui ke??

[@RAVIKUMAR-um5jt]

Best comment for me sis...

[@ajitreddy2382]

Sounds are vibrations , vibration is the energy. Energy is the universe. If u really understand sounds and feel the sounds u can understand mystics of universe.

[@santjeganga2343]

Very well said

[@harishkiran3663]

Naada Brahma

[@indranimukherjee4209]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@praveenkumarparadox]

What is the sound of light...😂😂😂just kidding. Well said bro

[@nesshingakusei6932]

Oh my goodness, so many incorrect things said in that comment. Good thing you are not a physicist, else you would've been a laughing stock!

[@nainamishra3155]

This is not singing..this is pure devotion. Indian classicals are more than music ..it's devotion, it's worship.

[@induchopra3014]

And, power. They could light lamps. The purity of the notes created that heat

[@RobertoTrejo-v7e]

Agree, totally ❤❤❤

[@hello.667]

I agree. This is more than music.

[@AkashKumar-qv7ly]

This is just 0.1% of all indian classical music

[@shivan4627]

Exactly :)

[@Sats33]

Kaushiki chakraborty is very talented

[@ashutosh_arya_sangeet]

Exactly bro 😎

[@rockingfarmer6930]

This is 100%

[@peanutbutter7639]

More like 0.0001%

[@HarjitSPabla-Composer]

She is the best at this time in my strong opinion. Her father Ajoy Chakraborty is also amazing, her father's grand teacher USTAD BADE GHULAM ALI was a singer that we'll never see anyone like, in our life time.

[@rodmagnus]

He had many teachers but Bare Ghulam Saheeb is not, he considers Pandit Jnan Prakash Ghosh as his guru.

[@keyabag9174]

I am very proud that she is a best Indian classical singer 🙏

[@ramnarayanram9221]

Pandit jnan prakash ghosh is the greatest of all time in classical music , he was a pandit in vocals as well as tabla and could play various other things

[@chefnitinprakash]

Its a practice for more than 18 hours a day with a fully attentive mind and heart. afterwards the goddess of knowledge (Saraswati) gives boon.

[@neharai4927]

Nitin Prakash wow well put

[@chefnitinprakash]

@@neharai4927 Thanks for your appriciation.. I am also a Riyazi.. So I know..😇

[@sreekumarnair3104]

She is a goddess who descended on earth to perform and astound us! Pranam to her 🙏🙏🙏

[@Samyak-TV]

She just killed the Eminem from my heart.

[@ryanowen3026]

madanime lover 😂

[@inosukeisnotaboar]

Wtf you know that they both are very different artist

[@eighttv1344]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/iamUYoZ9app7b5I

[@shounakhinge8]

@@inosukeisnotaboar yes, she is & she isn't.

[@aakamsh]

hahahah

[@litonnaha8471]

Her father is one of the biggest composers and a guru.

[@AmjadAnsari43]

One and only Ajoy Chakraborty!

[@abhirupbhattacharya519]

@@AmjadAnsari43 * pandit Ajoy Chakraborty😌

[@shaggybombay7753]

The pure Indian Classical gems of India usually aren't famous... bcoz they usually don't sing in movies/in big albums.

[@JnanBani]

Thanks for putting it on KZbin I am grateful to You guys. Regards from Toronto Canada 🇨🇦 Kamal Sengupta - great Kaushiki Chakrabarty of India 🇮🇳

[@pk.rohilla]

Korbin : How ? Me : Decades of training 😄 My Sunday morning got better.. Tq OSR

[@RealmKing-n2m]

You should react on 'Zakir Hussain'. Best Tabla player in the world.

[@greatninja3072]

Zakir Hussain jugalbandi's with his father Allahrakha were amazing. More recently i've seen him with Rakesh chaurasia on the flute and that a masterpiece. Link to a short piece from it - kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWGraZWhbK9-g7s

[@RealmKing-n2m]

@Rakesh Rana NO😂😂😂

[@OJESHKUMAR]

React to Ustad Zakhir Hussain's Tabla playing ..he is the best tabla(percussion) player on the planet

[@advaitkamat1940]

He's great.. but it's debatable. He's just the most famous for his ads and his contribution to fusion music. But there are a few lesser known tabla players who might be a shade better from a pure Indian classical music standpoint.

[@OJESHKUMAR]

@@advaitkamat1940 im not a very well informed person about tabla players out there ...there might be much better tabla players out there ..but im only aware of Zakhir sahb..so i cant debate about that ..but my intenstion was to leave an impact on admin's mind so that he develops an interest to watch him

[@nitinnimkar1654]

Satyajit Talwalkar is also fantastic Tabla player who played in this Video along with Kaushiki. Also Kulkarni on harmonium was fantastic, particularly when he played the same saragam after Kaushikiji.

[@advaitkamat1940]

​@paresh kulkarni Bro you're supposed to back up your snide comment with some facts. Plus I said he's the most famous for those things, meaning people who don't follow classical music don't know any other Tabla players, so they just consider him the best out of ignorance. eg. His dad Utd. Alla Rakha was actually a shade better than him.

[@Dave-zw3po]

Welcome to the whole new world of actual indian classical.😁❤️

[@urmi1484]

all those people who are saying "you have barely scratched the surface of Indian classical music" and what not, i don't think its true, you guys understand a lot, and we appreciate it deeply from the bottom of our heart. you guys are watching some serious classical music, and its way cooler when you all are kinda able to understand whats going on there. lot's of love❤❤

[@sanjanamukherjee9540]

I am so happy to see this genuine and non pretentious comment here amidst all this unnecessary chest thumping . Bless you.

[@urmi1484]

@@sanjanamukherjee9540 Oh thank you so much 😇

[@daksheshpaneri7641]

You guys are doing a great job. Love from India❤️

[@dr.ishitamandal950]

It's really a breath of fresh air! Amongst all the viral trend of reacting on Bollywood music,these guys are actually reacting on the original cultural roots of India! Which is actually the true spirit of Indian music! These guys are doing a commendable job,and their reactions are actually sensible and we'll thought out!love!!

[@rakhimukerji7937]

Doing sergum like Bade GHULAM ALI khan is wonderfulbut that is notthe only thing I.personslly likeherthumri BHAJAN and other music whereshe is herself and no gimmick

[@moushumigoswami7654]

That's just a drop in the ocean.. listen to her father Pt. Ajay Chakraborty, PT. Jasraj, Bheem Sen Joshi, Kishori Amonkar

[@ekanshtamrakar1300]

क्या बात है !! सब लिख दिया आपने.

[@Weblogic81]

Why not Bade ghulam ali khan, amir khan, abdul karim khan. Sadly no live recordings but they were maestros

[@moushumigoswami7654]

Web interceptor.. agreed.. esp Ustad Amir Khan.. his rendition of raag Lalit is still the best I've heard till date.

[@moushumigoswami7654]

And there are countless more

[@MoonLight-bu9hz]

Moushumi Goswami And Prahlaad Tipinya

[@reshmamohite8569]

There are many diamonds in classical music in India........ You have heard only 0.1%........

[@dheerajpal6955]

You told too much bro, it's 0.00001 % of them, as there are lakhs of such artists in India

[@AshishVerma-jd2tx]

You got my comment❤

[@maulervikingvideos6685]

Chutiya

[@internetowl8866]

Wait till you witness Pandit Bhimsen Joshi ji nailing Raag's ☺️🇮🇳🧡🙏🏻😘 Kaushiki is class ❤️

[@eternaldebugger_thougtpro]

That wasn't Carnatic, by the way. It was Hindustani Classical

[@MrDillbud]

Pingu TV Mithi Special Carnatic also means and is Classical

[@eternaldebugger_thougtpro]

@@MrDillbud Yes absolutely. Personally I find Carnatic even more nuanced then Hindustani. I was pointing out a technicality, not comparing two great paramparas of music

[@Desneaky.larrat]

@@MrDillbud yeah but these two are totally different...and it is hindustani classic.

[@shubhamdeshmukh1129]

This is just a starting man ... We have thousands of legends like her ... List is so long 😍😊😉

[@boonslang6689]

Please don't insult saying such Thousands like Her, thing.

[@Goku-xr2rw]

She is one and no one like her. Others may be best in his zone and she is different legend

[@anikethkattimani6543]

@@boonslang6689 How did you even find this line insulting?? He clearly said thousands of legends...why do you people want to create a issue out of everything?? You have issues if she is part of Lata mangeshkar or yesudas lege d group??

[@boonslang6689]

@@anikethkattimani6543 Calm down and chill. It's an embarrassment to claim there are thousands others like her. She belongs to the upper echelon of classical which comprises of fews, not thousands.

[@anikethkattimani6543]

@@boonslang6689 So your issue is it should be few i stead of thousands?? That is insulting because he is bad at counting?? Let the guy express his feelings instead of correcting him for lame reasons... WTF man...

[@anandsarda2091]

Rick. You should know this. You almost have the same reaction on many of us. The way you emote so beautifully, your mere reactions, your truthfulness has brought us to tears so many times. Your such a humble human being, and yet i am in awe of you to even give you a direct message.

[@ricksegallactor]

anand sarda oh my 😃 Thank you so much, my friend 🙏🏼😊❤️

[@blacknwhite6186]

This is why if you have a classical base you can branch out to any genre.

[@GauravKumar-fv3xb]

In India we have the no. Of people like her pls watch more of Indian classical music😊

[@preeti_prasad]

Indian classical music is a whole different planet to explore, guys! And that's one art form where all the players are equally appreciated, so you'll see people loving the singers, but you'll also see equal appreciation for all of the instrumentalists, in fact, you'll see a lot of purely instrumental concerts as well. Check out any of the musicians that play at the Sawai Gandharva Festival, it happens every year in Pune.

[@Aledgamingtamil]

You can also react to Dr. Balamuralikrisha's concert's, Nityasri Mahadevan, Saumya, and Sudha ragunadhan are good as well.

[@muraleedharanar8064]

Malayalee 😀

[@Aledgamingtamil]

@@muraleedharanar8064 Adhe ☺️☺️

[@narendrachowdary6894]

@@Aledgamingtamil Hi da

[@dilipthakkar4595]

There are so many different good things all over the world to appreciate only condition is that we all need hearts like you guys.

[@abhisheksrivastava2688]

Oh damn, you haven't heard the legendary God mode "ustaads" yet !!

[@gauravpande]

I had lost my hope from popular react channels to react to this. Thank you 😄

[@umagopal2856]

1. Pls listen to sitar and indian intrument very commonly used in hindustani music by pandit ravi shankar. 2. Flute by hariprasad chaurasia 3. Pandit shivkumar sharma playing the santoor. 4. Jayanti kumaresh playing the veena 5. Ambi or lp subramaniam playing the violin.

[@aman656]

6.pt bhim sen joshi 7.ustad jakir hussain. 8. Pt birju maharaj 9.vikku vinakram and many others

[@santhoshsalian]

anush aman 👍👍👍

[@reubenlouismusic]

lets not forget the great Ustads of the Sarangi :) eg. Ustad Bundu Khan

[@BlackMambo5]

Pandit Ravi Shankar is extremely overrated. Pandit Nikhil Banerjee, Pandit Budhaitya Mukherjee, Ustad Vilayat Khan put Ravi Shankar to shame even in his prime.

[@Sam-hc4sd]

Stole my words..And can’t get better than this list

[@neelimasharma22]

I listened her in many concerts She always spell bounds the audiance. She is miraculously excellent.

[@ashwinmiyer6159]

True

[@supersaiyan24]

That is only a dream you are so lucky

[@ashwinmiyer6159]

@@supersaiyan24 no that isn't a dream unless you live in a remote area.... She gives concerts very regularly.... I attended one in January and enjoyed it. Her taans are unmatchable. Would've attended more but due to covid situation unable to attend

[@supersaiyan24]

@@ashwinmiyer6159 I live in Canada.

[@ashwinmiyer6159]

@@supersaiyan24 ohh... I presumed India.... In my area she comes very regularly... Just chk on Google or anywhere... Have heard she visits foreign countries very regularly

[@classisall]

Kaushiki Chakraborty,Shreya Ghoshal,Arijit Singh are all pride of Bengal ,India...Proud of them truly 😊 Wonderful review...👍

[@allen27]

I love Shreya Ghoshal’s voice

[@carrotlisa]

Manna Dey, Kishore Kumar, Monali Thakur....

[@killmonger9097]

@@carrotlisa Kumar Sanu, Abhijeet.....

[@fearlesshindu9916]

Are you mad ? Do you compare arijit singh with kaushiki ? She is a legend in Indian Classical music .Arijit is nothing to Kaushiki.

[@killmonger9097]

@@fearlesshindu9916 read the cmnt properly man...no one is comparing....we have just mentioned some great singers from Bengal.

[@jayhossain1267]

Her father Pandit Ajoy Chakraborty is an absolute masterclass. No wonder she is that talented.

[@chandanpande5733]

Just Forget Any fastest Rapper in the world.....!!! Here is Speed of light.... :D

[@pranjalnegi9834]

True😍😍😍

[@gsoul6647]

Exactly

[@userharsh9710]

Shastriya sangeet (Spiritual Music) was formed in india to connect with god means with your true self and singers used to sing scriptures's shlokas and verses through shastriya sangeet

[@Jay-lo7xs]

That is HINDUSTANI MUSIC... The art is ancient... You haven't heard the legendary classical singers... They connect you with the cosmos...They are so amazing.

[@Manicamaity23]

This is indian classical music 💓💓💓💓and she is kaushiki Chakraborty daughter of pandit Ajay Chakraborty ❤❤❤

[@pathakkaran7697]

Bhimpatashi raaga..💥

[@Sats33]

She's highly talented

[@SKMRify]

Most incredible is her fluidity and total freedom from tongue tension. Even the best lyric-coloratura sopranos in Western classical singing can't quite match this, with very few exceptions such as Ingeborg Hallstein and Lucia Popp.

[@krisb1904]

I just landed here casually. Kaushiki is simply out of this world no doubt about that but I was also enjoyed watching Rick get overwhelmed by the dexterity of her voice. Understanding raag Bhimpalas would help further understand what was going on and enjoy and appreciate it at another level.

[@miilind1663]

I have attended a few concerts of Kaushiki. They were simply goosebumps sessions. She's a rare genius.

[@bsridhar3806]

Just clarifying. This is Hindustani school of Indian classical music. Emanates from the Northern India while Carnatic/Karnatak music is the Souther Indian classical music. She is the daughter and student of Pandit Ajoy Chakaraborty, one of the top most musicians in India. By the way the phrases are totally improvised on the spot. Obviously, she is among the premier artists alive today. She has a number of video clips explaining finer points of classical Indian music recorded in Netherlands.

[@vishwanathkotabagi8955]

Sir Hindustani or Karnataka music both from Karnataka

[@shine-my9yr]

Beauty of our Indian classical music 😃

[@whitewalker608]

Kaushiki ji is one of India's finest classical musicians. Such performances are not rehearsed to a script. These are sung impromptu on stage. Let me explain. This piece is based on Raga Bhimpalasi. A raga is a combination of musical notes and is sung in one scale for any given composition (some compositions may have scale changes). Similarly, the rhythm is also set for either the entire piece, like in this case it is 16 beats. It can also vary with portions of the composition. This is not a lyrical. It is note based. In Indian Classical music we have ascending and descending 7 musical notes just like Do Re Me...These are - Sa re ga ma pa dha ni (ascending, C D E F G A B C) and sa ni dha pa ma ga re (descending). Raag Bhimpalasi is a pentatonic raga which goes like - :ni sa ga ma pa: ni sa (asc 5) and :sa ni dha pa ma ga re: sa (des 7). When Kaushiki ji sings, she sings keeping in mind two things, the notes for ascension and descent are aligned to the above structure of the raga in all possible combinations (there are more technicalities, perhaps beyond the scope of this platform) and they get set into the beat pattern (You'll see the tempo increases or decreases based on the number of notes she sings per beat cycle). The same notes are sung in the above combination, mostly across 3 octaves of the selected scale. Such performances can go on for hours and usually last for the entire night at times. The singers do not think and sing. They have practiced to a level that their throat (vocal chords, larynx, diaphragm, lungs etc.) develops a motor memory and can intelligently churn out the right notes and form a melody like a musical instrument. This is the essence of vocal (or instrumental) training in Indian classical music. Each and every sound the performer makes is an independent musical note!

[@praj82in]

Pin this Comment OSR!

[@werewolforiginal8302]

Wow sir !!!! Just WOW.

[@DrBrunoRecipes]

I love Kaushiki Chakraborty ♥️ Absolutely amazing voice.

[@sudipkgofficial]

Kaushiki Chakraborty is incarnation of goddess Saraswati ~goddess of knowledge, wisdom, music and art.

[@bambi274]

Incarnation?😂

[@aheliguha]

Being a Bengali myself, I'm feeling so happy that u r listening to Kaushiki Chakraborty's classical song. 😁

[@anirbanbarman562]

Me too

[@apurbatalukdar3659]

Akdom.... Onar chobi thumbnail e dekhei video ti te click kora.... Ekti Bangali comment dekhei reply Korte eche hlo

[@Lipi22416]

Me too yr

[@rambhaiyadav464]

Is she not an Indian?

[@apurbatalukdar3659]

@ Rambhai Yadav sure she is.... She was born and brought up at Kolkata

[@RKtennis1]

React to Katyar Kaljat Ghusali! It’s an award-winning Marathi film about classical singing!

[@SantoshkumarPandeySKCP]

These guys should react to all of its songs.

[@puneriboy8149]

Yup

[@indiancuriousvoice8773]

Classical singing is the toughest singing in the planet. Who is master in indian classical is the angle of music.

[@akhileshjain4824]

Ricksegall has a great sence of art. Happy to follow OSR.

[@rj.rajeshjoshi]

This is the classical music (Mother of all type of music). Welcome to the depth of ocean of Indian music🙏

[@ajitnairk010]

And an unfathomably deep ocean it is......

[@seveneightseven1506]

I found an introduction to raga for Western listeners, it's in comic form: www.theartiste.co.uk/post/understanding-raga-comic

[@sarmidutta7454]

Extremely lucky 'am..being an Indian..and Bengali also❤🎵

[@Raghav_x69]

Oww my god her voice and speed unbelievable.🙏 Her ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@lalitmulay2851]

Welcome to Hindustani classical music. Classical music started from ages.classical music originates from language Sanskrit which is the base of every Indian language. It is a sea in itself. She sang beautifully. There are thousands of such singers in India .

[@devyanipatil2020]

So sad that we Indians are about to lose are own art and culture voluntarily.

[@PeaceNinja007]

our*

[@jay_jadhav2812]

@vinayak kamble yes

[@yuvaansingh844]

Exactly...

[@SummeRain783]

Really sad

[@youtubelover9209]

@vinayak kamble lol kuch bhi? 1. No we're never gonna lose it. 2. Only Maha & South India? LMAOOOOO

[@2505saurabh]

That is Sashtriya Sangeet(Indian Classical Music). She is one of the best we have. There are more... Find them and enjoy☺️

[@satyamkiduniya1]

Really Classical Singing Gives Goosebumps...

[@yashodaunique5165]

It is called ghamakas which you control multiple breaths with voice.. She is one of the famous singers in India. Many more to search and react to if you can appreciate 💕our karnatic music. Please react to sri M S Subbulakshmi the legend of karnatic music 🎤🎼🎹🎶 "Baja Govindam", "Nagumomu kanaleni" And many more songs of her🙏👏👍💐🌹🌺🌸

[@kilovictor777]

She is one of the best and equally beautiful, am a big fan of hers. 😊👏👏

[@ReturnDesi]

When you come to India...try to attend classic music live concert...in my City of Pune there is special week-long music festival for classical music. "Vasantosav"

[@samarshekatkar7980]

Sandeep Mourya you forgot Sawai Gandhrav.

[@ReturnDesi]

@@samarshekatkar7980 Yes Yes...Sorry for not mentioning it.

[@SantoshkumarPandeySKCP]

When do these take place. I would like to attend too

[@samarshekatkar7980]

Santoshkumar Pandey sawai gandhrav is in December and vasanostav January end or first two weeks of February follow them on Facebook to get exact dates

[@SantoshkumarPandeySKCP]

@@samarshekatkar7980 Thanks a lot man.

[@neetabhat5316]

I appreciate the fact that you have a taste for our Indian classical music! Your expressions were so apt and unquestionably right that yeah, that's what one could do after being a part of her performance, spellbound! Her son is in her footsteps too and trust me, he is remarkable for his age!

[@priyamnagar1497]

React to breathless by shankar mahadevan

[@xxxrazorsharpxxx]

The music video of it

[@kritigupta6437]

Pin this comment

[@burnt-quill]

Love that song

[@prvang5682]

also breathless by Bela Shende

[@utkarshgoel7348]

Yes! But do it with Eng subs/translation, would manifold the experience.

[@anudogra8034]

I can't sing like that even in my dreams. Rick's reaction made me emotional. It's really sad that world wide very few ppl know about these great artists.

[@KaShTanHa]

Our music is like that... this method of vocalisations is common practice of singers.. She is brilliant at it there's no doubt... but there are many others as well... I think you should react to Lata mangeshkar.. Her voice is pure magic... ❤