Anoushka Shankar - Lasya

[@deutschegrammophon]

Have you ever seen Anoushka Shankar live in concert? We have, many times. And look forward to many more times!

[@9UaYXxB]

Please list who the other musicians with her in this performance are. This is just common courtesy.

[@9UaYXxB]

It's also professional courtesy.

[@deutschegrammophon]

@@9UaYXxB This has been added Written by Anoushka Shankar Sitar - Anoushka Shankar Hang - Manu Delago Udu - Bernhard Schimpelsberger Mridangam, Moorsing and Vocals - Pirashanna Thevarajah Tanpura - Kenji Ota

[@9UaYXxB]

@@deutschegrammophon Thanks to all !

[@shrekh6]

@@9UaYXxB I HAVE VERY RECENTLY ITS MESMERISING

[@lordiblees]

Sitar is a really difficult instrument to play and her proficiency in it is awe-inspiring. Not easy being the daughter of a legend and being good enough to be considered his successor. Massive respect and love from Pakistan to this extraordinarily talented lady

[@synchronicity67]

KindredSouls I agree.. she as talented.. both girls r..I luv how they brought in d Hang drums in this... not many know or play it yet..🎵👍🎵luv from India🙏💚

[@hansdumbf7608]

why is sitar such a hard instrument?

[@sm0000]

@@hansdumbf7608 not hard...lots of dedication needed....if you have the zeal..you can learn anything.. I too play Sitar 🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@RF_HS28280]

Anoushka Shankar is my pishimaa if u want to learn sitar I can talk with her for h hear is my number 01856384089

[@RF_HS28280]

@brajesh jha murkh kahika sitar kisy kehta hai veena kisy kehta hai paataa nehi aya bada kindredesoul ka ghalti pakarney kuch sikhkar phir ao ghalti pakarny mere ghar 5 sitar para hay bajata daily samjhy agar naa bajay toh anou shankar bua mujhy marky kina banadeta hai samjhy

[@ankitasrivastav4127]

Can't decide if I should keep my eyes open to see her beautiful expressions or closed to witness the magic! ♥️

[@MonikaMonikaaD]

Exactly

[@venusharma1692]

Same here

[@4estheticX]

Just close them♥️

[@thecannabis]

True and touching

[@yatishankar2909]

waah kya baat boli hain aapne....

[@bernhardhnida3038]

like indian food the indian classical music is amongst the best of the world. !!! LOVE INCREDIBLE INDIA

[@karishmagadhavi2920]

My father passed away before 2 months and we use to listen this one...now everytime I come here it reminds me all my memories....anushka ur an inspiration...keep rocking love love..

[@karthik2296]

Same my father passed away past 5years😢😢❤

[@sukanyabasumullick2933]

I found this accidentally and am glad for that.. Teenagers like us almost forgot the beauty of Indian classical music.. Thank you for keeping it alive and bringing it to us.. This was awesome..

[@melissajimenez1759]

Holy sheep i came here by accident but now i am absolutely in love her and her music!! Congratulations for keeping Hindu music alive in an era where classical music worldwide is being forgotten. ❤️

[@suparna7037]

Music knows no religion, Hindu Muslim or Christian. I hope you'll understand. May I suggest Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, since you liked this so much. :) Stay safe!

[@shivanksingh6468]

@@suparna7037 she was referring to hindu culture not religion bro. Peace.

[@suparna7037]

@@shivanksingh6468 no beef intended. Indian classical music is not confined to just 'Hindu culture' either. Each raga has contribution from every religion. Here, just the maestro is Hindu, not the culture. I'm sorry if my comment seemed aggressive to you, not at all my intention :) Have a nice day.

[@manas9821]

@@suparna7037 why do you guys want to mix in with us. Our music schools are from thousands of years. Invaders came some hundreds of years back. They mixed in but that doesn't mean it isn't Hindu music. Lasya is purely Hindu concept. Yoga is purely Hindu. Many things that are said to be Indian are originally Hindu.

[@ishitadesai9756]

@ Manny Bhardwaj well said. It is a Hindu concept, culture and music. Why should we not mention it.

[@zeyneplhmmadi5699]

Real talent is here , that's why I love the indian culture,love from Morocco 💚

[@hieroglyph321]

@@banuprakashCA man, chill the f@ck out... we're hear for the music, not your prejudice. Thanks.

[@48677]

@@hieroglyph321 I apologize for his words. He meant Pakistani Muslims only. And how is it prejudice?

[@pritimoydutta7492]

Yes u are absolutely right. There is a sweet melodiey which is present in traditional India culture. 😌. Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳

[@zeyneplhmmadi5699]

@@hieroglyph321 hi well i think that whatever the religion is the most important thing is how to accept the others we live in great world that we have differences between us and we must to live together with peace and love 🌼

[@iemon7722]

@@zeyneplhmmadi5699 Not always .. if a religion claims global domination by force in its holy book, we should call a spade, spade rather than be politically correct and get SJW brownie points.

[@doctorreno9439]

Played the Sitar for 50 years, ever since Anoushka's father taught in Los Angeles. Ravi's first American album got me hooked... But, have to admit Ravi with Yehudi Menuhin was as far out as I ever got. So, everything Anoushka is new and fresh.

[@reggierwilson682]

I have listened to this at least 3 times a day for the last 2 weeks. I had never heard of Anoushka Shankar before this or listened to Indian Classical music but is the most beautiful music I have ever heard. I have listened to just Techno music most of my life so this is a big change!

[@TheSandsplash]

kudos brother

[@cosmicstuff44]

Bravo, nice shift!

[@strawberrae77]

Listen to Kaushiki Chakraborty and the likes,, Darbar has some really good snippets of Indian classical music

[@starryeyed777]

Goddess Saraswati herself has blessed Anoushkas hands 🙏🏼🙏🏼 how else can you explain this ethereal sound ☺️☺️ thank you for this masterpiece

[@vesper9547]

She is effortless in her performance...you can see no trace of strife on her face. She has definitly practiced it so much that this instrument has become part of her being. And hats off to pandit g for imparting this gift to his daughter.

[@thegod-1614]

And let me tell you sitar is very hard to play,in my school we have been taught about both classical and western music and im quite good at guitar and tabla I once tried sitar and when i tried,i found my self paralysed as there are almost 5 places where you have to focus for a very simple raag

[@cdw9244]

Im practicing sitar for over about 6 years ,but i cant even think of playing like this 🥲

[@howardjenkins1986]

That serene look on her face makes me forget my problems And this music is kinda drug for me , my nerves feel alive it just takes me to some other world

[@rattankaur2561]

totally relatable.

[@navneetagrawal3704]

Hey from India... good to know that u have shown interest in Indian classical music.. it's a divine art which was designed thousands of years to calm the soul of a frustrated person and to make him realise that problems are a phase which come and go...jst wanted to know that how big is the impact of Indian music in your country.... waiting for your reply.. thank u...

[@SomyaTyagi14]

Yeah. Ditto

[@aaryapanse8041]

drug.... that's such a negative word......i would suggest you the word meditation

[@ShayCat]

Listen to her and her sister, Norah Jones :) They did a few songs together

[@chrirael]

The term Lasya, in the context of Hindu mythology, describes the dance performed by Goddess Parvati as it expresses happiness and is filled with grace and beauty. She is believed to have danced the Lasya in response to the male energy of the cosmic dance of Tandava performed by Lord Shiva. In a literal sense, Lasya means beauty, happiness and grace. (wikipedia)

[@rajivcr]

chrirael Thank you for sharing that... Adds meaning and Divinity to the beautiful music

[@Gograsp]

Rajiv Ramaswamy well, music is divine irrespective of its religious undertones. In fact, it discolours its divinity, according to me.

[@Kookie-zc3gt]

some people are ignorant and don't have a clue of their own culture, have inferiority complex that's why get offensive at the mentioning of our beautiful sanskriti and dharma

[@manaskale1030]

suga got no sugar :- well said

[@gunjanojha2806]

Thanks for the knowledge

[@todhursen8481]

Our first Ravi Shankar concert : my woman and I were whispering about whether or not to sit in our designated seats --third row from the stage; I wanted to sit in the balcony because of better acoustics Ravi wouldn't begin until we sat down; his comment :" the spirits are restless-" we got his point ; concert was great.

[@inamlaa]

When I feel tired, I just switch to listen to her sitaar, especially the Lasya. My soul's strings are in your magical hands. Thank you.

[@RaraAvis27]

I love your feeling that shows on your face whenever you are playing your magical music, I seriously cannot get enough of your music . I am a fan of your father's music and now you.. thank you so much for this healing music ,Bless you Anoushka , love from Lebanon.

[@jean-francoisbertrand2919]

such an art ! i love India, Guru of the nations

[@tarasatyal2043]

could be nations of Gurus as well

[@Nemesis_7]

🙏

[@santhoshkumark4004]

Need to spread peace and love for a better world

[@nishan375]

ඇත්ත. ඒ කාලෙ. බුද්ධාගම වෛද්‍ය විද්‍යාවෙ උපත ගනිතයේ උපත තාරකා විද්‍යාවේ උපත... එහෙත් අද ඉන්දියාවෙ බාගයකට වැසිකිලි නැහැ.

[@harshknaik8794]

look at the peace on her face...this is the magic of indian classical music...

[@basilisaac17]

*magic of music

[@harshknaik8794]

Basil Isaac 😄👍

[@harshadad7153]

harsh k naik Well said. 👍 This is our Bharatvarsh!! Our Culture!!

[@tusharkashyaproy1765]

hmara culture,jo ab apni akhri sasein gin raah h kahi...😭😭 sb western_western krte ghum rahe h, yeh hai peace,yha pr hai heaven..

[@mahfujulalim3672]

may be it's called 'inner peace'..love from bd

[@hopesonmakokha5217]

This is amazing music. Credit to the other musicians too, not just Anoushka! They were all incredible. But wow her smile at the end says it all, that was beautiful.

[@yasamabaks4903]

oleeyyy.AMAZİNG From TURKEY I LOVE İNDİAN

[@odaadu-4463]

You need more than two ears to hear this tonic, you are ambassadors of Indian culture ♥️ ಭಾರತ ಜಗತ್ತಿನ ಗುರು ಎಂದರೆ ತಪ್ಪಾಗಲಾರದು 💐

[@prateek752]

ಸರಿಯಾಗಿ ಹೇಳಿದ್ರಿ

[@RF_HS28280]

I saw her in real life, I saw her concerts live, I ate with her, she even ate at my house with me, I learned the sitar from her. I am also a sitarist. She even taught me to sit in front of me and play the. Sitar.cause I'm anoushka Shankar's nephew, her father pt ravi shankar is my granddaddy her 2 mother sukanya devi shankar &annapurna devi shankar they're 2 cousin sister this 2 legendary women is my grannies . They're younger brother ud mir kashem is ravi Shankar's brother in-law & I'm they're grand son. They're & pishima sitarist anoushka Shankar's father & grandfather ud baba Alauddin Khan is my great grand rather

[@zionven]

correct mathu gurugale

[@deepak8586]

@@RF_HS28280 okay bro

[@saravanakumaarr143]

Anoushka Shankar: You're the biggest asset of classical music from India. It's really a pleasure to live in your era!! Thank you so much for all your heart calming, pleasant & wonderful albums..

[@nivikadongare6414]

JA

[@rpeshbhujade3974]

🙌

[@saurabhmishrashandilye]

I had watched this video more than a thousand times since the first I watched this. Sometimes I think if the goddess Saraswati would be in real, She must be looking like the same. I had shown this video to so many people who I found are fond of Indian classical and the best experience was when I had shown this to the Father-in-Law of my sister who lives in Benaras. He really enjoyed that as he had already seen Pt.Ravi Sankar many times live performances. I wish one day I can see her live performance. Thanks, #Anouska for sharing this masterpiece with us.

[@robertyount313]

i am a devotee of yogananda and was turned on to kriya yoga in 1974 at a college in colorado!!! of course i looked into other guru's and felt yogananda was the one!!! i have met daya mata mother of compassion when she was the president of srf and was invited to fly to ranchi near bagaldesh to do some studies. i did my studies here at home thank you. after i do meditation i like to listen to anoushka or her dad ravi the sounds are so important!!!!!!! bob

[@Alrukitaf]

Charu Keshi - brings tears to my eyes, and a lump in my throat. So incredibly, exquisitely beautiful!

[@AjayDas-pr8ki]

like father like daughter. thank you for carrying on Ravi Shankar's legacy forward

[@vikramsingh-kv7pi]

GOOD MORNING....Eye mind my words, she play's better than PANDIT Jew.... VS74

[@rupeshshindeofficial7180]

@@vikramsingh-kv7pi are you crackbrained 😂

[@Cosplayinghuman]

@@rupeshshindeofficial7180 braincracked sounds better

[@rupeshshindeofficial7180]

@@Cosplayinghuman oh yes😂🤭

[@parasdhadwal7261]

00:11 the way she looks up is ❤️

[@ShyamKumar-hq5bq]

True tht

[@kimjiwonie3621]

Everything about her is so beautiful, down to her fingers and how she plays the sitar. So talented I've fallen in love with her and the instrument alike.

[@sunsharla2094]

WaaaoooooW, I love my India and I Love Indian Classical music. Everything about her is so beautiful. Amazing

[@kaushiksarkar2865]

Anoushka ...getting a parent like u hv is a blessings by itself ..u r purity is simply praiseworthy ..luv u

[@MrBzmithu]

I am listening Anushka Shankar since 1999, Still now every morning I start my day, Listening sitar. It doesn't matter I am happy or sad. I just want to hold the time..

[@indiragoutam7401]

This is an ethereal composition ! The perfect blend of instruments. While Anoushka Shankar is absolutely enthralling, I cannot appreciate Manu Delago’s expertise on the hang drums enough. So also for Pirasahnna Thevaraja on percussion and vocals. I have always found this track evocative and deeply moving, something that compels me to look inwards. Music is probably the most healing of all art forms.

[@MichaelM-tt5wd]

You R so right 🪐

[@hgnxyz5337]

She has the greatest blessings from Maa Saraswati

[@Gyansagar663]

True

[@Dee-bv4py]

I can't even express in words what this piece does .. it brings so many emotions in me.. so beautiful! I just love it so much. It is like my own self in different moods... Makes me ecstatic. Feminity is so fluid .. so much grace.. I make people around me listen to this if I know they have even a slightly good taste. For me music is never a type.. just a mood. This is the best one though☺️

[@orionblack]

This is just so breath taking to me, highest admiration and respect, few composition do that to me. It's always a TRUE joy when ever I listen to this beautiful piece.

[@the7thfalsestart]

I have to say that I've crossed this video, the music and the performance a thousand times without bothering to click, But when I did and and after listening for the first time it is a mind-blowing composition. Have a great day.

[@Morigi5]

My favourite performance of Hindu sitar music & the most soul-transporting 4 minutes you will spend listening to sound ever...👌🏻👏🏻

[@EvaAlmeidaOfficialMusic]

I'm crying ....this is magic 🥰🥰🥰 My soul is up now!

[@MichaelM-tt5wd]

I have more recommendations in the main comments 🙂

[@vanshuvanshupal699]

​@@MichaelM-tt5wdni

[@baharaksoy891]

amazıng sound...I love indian musıc. Love from Istanbul;)

[@shashanksharma8807]

Merhaba abi Çok guzel

[@mahanbharatiyasabhyata3834]

please come to india once

[@atifanwar398]

thanks a lot

[@aindrilachakraborty4041]

I had heard this masterpiece when I was in my 9th standard on tv (VH1). I remember having downloaded all the songs of ANOUSHKA Ji's album "Traces of you" and the few songs with Karsh Kale. I was mesmerised. I still am - 6 years later. This music made me fall in love with instrumentals - specifically Indian Classical Music and over the years has become my way to connect with the Lord. MUSIC IS UNIVERSAL. BOUNDLESS. DIVINE.

[@deutschegrammophon]

Well said and so true @ Aindrila Chakraborty :)

[@kaushiksarkar2865]

Anoushka ..a prolific persona ...u r purity is reflected in u r fingers thru' the classic sound it makes ..luv u

[@fairy097]

This video deserves millions of views.

[@kevinvain2571]

Yo

[@tanyabimal]

Foram Patel only worst videos are able to reach that undeserving mile stone, it's so unfortunate for us indian to not be able to know and love our own cultures

[@pinkyparikh2007]

Foram Patel .agree

[@rajendramakwana]

Yes very true

[@abhishekk16]

People nowadays are very ignorant about music ' they cannot grasp the emotions rather they want lyrical bullshit

[@ballart3d]

My soul is happy with this music. Thanks with all my heart.

[@sm0000]

This is Raaga Charukeshi

[@AmanKumar-fb9ug]

Just close the eyes... You will feel yourself you are in another zone... This is absolute meditation for me.

[@Kashi1605]

Thousand salute to ahoushka shankar and million bows to Norah ma'am too...coz of the history these sisters have still the music kept them together brought together. ...they are god tiers musicians from whom layman's like me n trillion like me who act intellectual but ain't in real and just act deep and but super natural musicians like Norah Shankar and Anoushkha shankar are actually tooooooo deep than you all sofiticsted class could ever think in d process.. ...thank you to both of u to teach me what is MUSIC...Varanasi salute .....

[@purnetm]

Absolutely sublime! I remember the day I had attended NH7 Weekender 2016 in Pune where Anoushka Shankar shared the stage with Karsh Kale Collective and many other musical superheroes. It was truly magically to witness their performance :)

[@privacy8239]

Goddess Saraswati has blessed her!

[@nslakhawat]

anyone in 2024

[@ShivaPrashar]

Here i am

[@kaylaludyMusic]

Maybe

[@sibusisogumede]

All of us😂❤

[@ranjaneraman4128]

😊

[@Voronza]

What a wanderful melody! Pretty meditative and energetic at the same time. And beautifuly authentic to the bones. Bravo!

[@67khalsa]

Amazing..I was searching for Gurbani Raag but found this also. Soul touching.God bless you all.

[@voraciousreader3341]

I remember being about 6 years old and hearing George Harrison’s sitar music on Beatles’ albums for the first time and falling in love with the amazing sound. I’ve always been so grateful for his introduction to a truly unique and beautiful instrument!

[@bramda8602]

Sri Krishna grace in the name of...

[@mishellealejandra2627]

I love this artist because when I listen her songs I feel relaxed and calm, she always transmits good energies and peace for it is one of the best

[@tamisteiner6073]

Hypnotic ! Totally in Love, can't wait for her concert here in Luxembourg.

[@sm0000]

This is Raaga charukeshi 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🙏🙏🙏😇😇😇

[@bibeksinha1627]

Oo . So, her next concert will be arranged in Luxembourg. Thank you

[@fahad2622]

Anoushka Shankar is the real Goddess of sitar... Her soulful musical vibes are passing through my whole body.... Love and respect from kashmir 😍🥰😘

[@kaushiksarkar2865]

Anoushka ..u r wellplaced in daily listing of matrix of prejudice of significance ..keep striving for perfection ..improve and excel in all endeavors ..luv u ..u r hubby

[@StanleyMarak]

0:39 best part, I've been looking for this part but couldn't find this song. Been searching for so long. Found it again at last!

[@chrispark4310]

What a delightful piece of music. I love the Sitar, even more so in the hands of Anushka. So talented. Would love to see her in concert!

[@rickybobby6579]

it's so wonderful how, when you look at Anoushka's face, you can see some of her father's features. He lives on through her.

[@lavkotewad564]

मी निशब्द आहे, माझ्याकडे शब्दच नाहीत या music साठी..वा..वा..🙏🙏🙏💐💐💗💗💗💗

[@obaidnajm]

Master Ravi gifted Anoushka the gift of music and sounds and she took it different levels indeed. The genius of Anoushka 💕👌🙏🌺🌹🌻❤️

[@MdMamun-hd3yz]

IM FROM BANGLADESH .IM BIGGEST FAN OF ANOUSKA SANKAR AND I ALSO LISTENED HER EVERY SONG.ACTUALLY UR MIND BLOWING .UR LIVING LEGEND.

[@dishamukherjee2825]

You're magic Anoushka! I feel blessed whenever I listen to your masterpieces !

[@anntasarkar23]

Such kind of music can remove all kind of agony!!! Long live INDIA. Live long Anoushka 🌷🌸🌷

[@gigu6931]

Splendid, aah the melody. It creates super balanced mixture of serotonin, dopamine and norepinephrine at the right neural junctions !!

[@rajstockmarket]

Same like Father, what a talent. God bless you. Thx a lot to keep alive classical music which almost forgotten 😟

[@prashantkumarbiswal2164]

Daughter taking the legacy of father ! Ravi Shankar as gem gave us another gem - Anoushka shankar

[@narutofanclub135]

Have been listening to this every morning on loop since 2019 .. Thank you for creating this beautiful positive and soulful piece of 🎶 music

[@oriasol2040]

I love this piece of music. It calms and soothes and helps you be more at peace.

[@richasharma4167]

Heard sitar performance for the first time and completely fell in love with it.

[@jeevannarney1220]

Wild and wonderful. I'm a poet, and play this often. Thank you for this.

[@parmeshwersinghsingh1737]

Wow wow wow wow what a wonderful voice I am no have any words speechless

[@she_wizzdom4410]

Music cleanses my mind of all the greed, envy, pain and hatred which flow in with day to day life

[@IRTAZA3]

You are one of the very few peoples I admire, May you live long and a happy life.

[@omnipresentlinux]

This music deserves Billions views so keep sharing without skimpy. 😍😍😍 And don't stop youself from crying.

[@prodiptoroy385]

My daughter loves this Lasya very much . She listen it all time .

[@crescentsi]

A beautiful, playful dance. The jazz-like rhythms and melodies are cogent and intricate and the interactions between the percussive instruments and the sitar really work well. The steel-drum-like instrument is really well played and interacts beautifully with the sitar. The music is very evocative and moving; uplifting and hopeful. As others have commented, Anoushka Shankar's beauty is obvious and an enjoyable distraction from the music.

[@jazzysaravana]

She has that electric presence which invigorates your soul transcending space and time! ❤

[@rdlarouge7896]

The Universe allowed me to witness the grandeur of this music.

[@jenkinsfamily2229]

Oh, the sound of the sitar, so unique and beautiful.

[@youpamp]

absolutely best on the planet.... and, i doubt any other worlds have ragas like this....

[@biswajitray1]

Like father like daughter. I have seen Pandit Ravi Shankar's live performance few times but not seen Anushka's live performance.

[@ghetemuso816]

amazing music !!! i listen at least 5 times today.. i don't know how more I gonna listen it.. great guys !! love you all from Nepal :)

[@deutschegrammophon]

you're welcome back anytime @Ghete muso All the best from Berlin :)

[@sandipanitiwary4891]

The music is so divine and pure... Can't stop listening to it ... Such a soothing delight... Classical music at its very best😍❤️

[@HedghogInTheFog]

Beautiful woman, beautiful music, if I live to the end of the war in my Ukraine, I will definitely be at your live concert, it will be a reward)

[@PaulMann8666]

Anoushka has all the talent inherited from her brilliant father, and all the skill learned from him; and then a huge addition of her own.

[@jayakrishnanjkenstonkrizty4880]

Am here again listening to this particular string for maybe a lifetime...the feel can only be expressed by goosebump...wenvr am low this fills my mind n I just flow along........

[@dilipsinhjhala1713]

Beautiful ! "Lasya" is devine dance by godess Parvati .. nicely depicted ! A masterpiece .. Enjoyed. .. Dilipsinh Jhala Gujarat, India

[@myfirstnamemylastname1395]

It's not often that one of these professionnally produced videos transmit the energy and vibe of a bunch of friends jamming and having fun, but this does it beautifully. Cool stuff!

[@theresa2245]

this woman (of quality) breaks my balls every time! (from another woman) she is the epitome of her father's legacy. A powerful music legacy. What genes these are!!! Divine!

[@glennlopez6772]

This is Anoushka, making music! I would have taken up playing the sitar if I knew I could use the sofa! An enchanting instrument. Hearing a sitar being tuned in a shop (not on stage) can be quite revealing during the final stages! A capable musician!

[@rajatvijaymishra1397]

The exit from a phrase (called as nikaas) at 3:12 is mastery unparalleled!

[@thunderstrom6123]

An outstanding Jugalbandi. Simple and beautiful, one cant help but to drown in the soothing strings of Anoushka.

[@krishnasingla]

It's so cool and relaxing... The way two instruments were mixed and the third one being used during sharp hits 😌.. Just relaxing 😎😊

[@deutschegrammophon]

Glad you liked it!

[@puneeth1443]

I'm so glad I found your music. It is divine, magical and brings peace 💜

[@GholamRizaWafai]

I have known the sitar since I was a child, and with its heart-touching sound, the soul gets peace. I love you, Ali, from Switzerland.❤🇨🇭🙏❤️

[@suzleber4]

Everything she plays I have to immediately listen to again! Spreading love from New Jersey!

[@thomasthomasphilp4393]

This is pure magic of Carnactic Raga Charukeshi which was also adopted into Hindustani music

[@arusmita97]

This is the magic of Indian Classical Music... Bliss

[@kanakarao8988]

Arusmita Ro

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Love from Brazil. I love you, Anoushka!

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Anoushka**

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Wow 🤩! I’m blown away. I found this video when looking up Anoushka Shankar’s traveling music video yesterday morning and I’m now addicted to this instead. It makes my soul dance with joy!