Anoushka Shankar - Voice of the moon | Live Coutances France 2014 AMAZING REACTION!!

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[@TruthBeToldbyBab]

Fun fact: The 9-time Grammy recipient Nora Jones is Anoushka's elder half sibling... It just blows my mind how genetically blessed these sisters are in terms of music that they have excelled in their own lanes.

[@GauravKumarDey-]

that s because of pandit Ravishankar proud to be bong

[@indiathatisbharat7252]

Also Pandit Ravi Shankar has 3 Grammy's

[@TruthBeToldbyBab]

@@GauravKumarDey- why would being bong (that to only from paternal side 🤣🤣🤣) contribute to someone's achievements.. So demeaning to the artists' talent and hard work.. It's like saying to the cats and dogs, I am proud to be a homosapien 🤣

[@joecostello1624]

Fun fact my friend is one of noras best friends

[@GauravGhatak]

@@TruthBeToldbyBab he ment that we are proud to be bong because he is bong.

[@IshatSingh]

Its called voice of moon for that reason. It makes you feel the pull of the moon's gravity. It takes the high and low tide as a conversation between the ocean and the moon. Hence the raise and drops in tempo. Just divine

[@aninditabhattacharya1715]

I got tears by the end of it, brought up overwhelming emotions.. is that also perhaps connected to the nature of the moon? Like the lunar impact on the mind...

[@yogmayasingh6574]

In fact the word Indu or Indira (beautiful like the moon, chand jaisa mukhda) that we often use for the moon in Hindi actually is related to the root उन्द् (und, “to flow or issue out, spring (as water); to wet, bathe”), ultimately root cognate with English water. The moon is said to induce the flow state in people (for art). You need both thehrav (stability) and flow in order to have a balanced life. So the sun is said to give thehrav to emotions but movement to body, while the moon is said to give thehrav to the body and movement or motion to the mind. Also, I can't find the source now, but remember reading this well that the word 'indriya' (sense organs) actually comes from indu (moon) + dravya (liquid or rush of hormones). If one is controlled by the senses, then one is said to be too flowy (the difference between a river flowing normally and when it is flooded). Hope you didn't mind me sharing this bit.

[@aninditabhattacharya1715]

@@yogmayasingh6574 wowww this is very insightful! Thanks for sharing 👌👌

[@yogmayasingh6574]

@@aninditabhattacharya1715 you are welcome. :) Think of the word ya kundendu in Saraswati Vandana. Kund is the Hindi name for Jasmine flower, so kundendu means she who is (a heart/mind) white like the jasmine flower (nishchal, without any chhal kapat in my understanding)... Also, I once misread the word flower as flow-er or things that flow and it isn't too wrong. The Hindi word Pushpa for flowers means palna posna, to nourish along with something that blossoms. In fact the word was used to denote periods in women (source: the website wisdomlib) and flowers are a sign that the earth is ovulating well (my interpretation). As we know our ovulation is affected by the moon. There is a goldmine out there when it comes to words. I just love etymology. Also, Saraswati kind of means sah (she, wah, wo)+ ras (ras, juice, navras, ras leela, rasayan, fluid, flow, essence, flow of joy) + wati ( possesses)...as in wah jo ras wati hai, wah jo ras se poorn hai. We all know Goddess Saraswati is the goddess of arts. Also, her vehicle Hansa is a distortion/अपभ्रंश of the word Ham sah, coming from Aham Sah (I am that). (Source: again Wisdo lib). That might be too much to take in, but just felt like sharing.

[@vivekprasad7]

@@yogmayasingh6574 Wow, Do make more videos on your channel and explore this topic. I loved the way you explained.

[@kareemnaamtero8453]

This is raag keervaani. Beautiful melody. There's a concert by Pt Shivkumar Sharma and Ut Zaakir Hussain in which he has played Keervaani. Absolutely beautiful.

[@nbaballer8227]

kirwani by Pt Sharma and Ustaadji is one of the most ultimate concerts I have ever witnessed. Highest level of music.

[@aprajeetajha7059]

Does this raag has special role in maharastrian music.. just curious .. a lot of resemblence

[@all.in.noplanB]

Thankyou.

[@kareemnaamtero8453]

@@aprajeetajha7059 Keervaani is used a lot in semi-classical and film music. So it is possible :)

[@shubhamawasthi9946]

sitar me agar kirwani kisi ne bajaya h to wo ustad sharif khan punchhwale hain koi bhi us lavel ka nahi baja paya khud pt. ravi shankar ek baar ek janab se kaha tha "kirwani sun ni hai to Pakistan jayiye sharif sahab ke paas mere paas kyon aaye hain

[@kkvram]

Korbin is right. Indian classical musical is spiritual. That's coz the compositions are created as a form of connection to GOD and not to please anyone else

[@sithinm341]

Wow.... Thanks 👍🏼💐

[@user-eh7pn4tz2e]

If you feel happy....that means divinity in you is brightening which has been in you but covered by maya.

[@abilucksanvijeyakumaran891]

There is no God and Everyone. The separation is a lie. God is everyone. Music made for God is made for everyone, since it's crosses boundaries 🤠

[@iyyakuttirajasekaran9906]

​Great

[@dikshantsingh964]

It feels like goddess saraswati (goddess of music) has come to earth from heavens.

[@padmapati9]

Sarswati plays veena not sitar

[@ShivaShankar-zn5zp]

@@padmapati9 👌😆😆

[@indiathatisbharat7252]

@@padmapati9 also MAHADEV is God of music and dance , it was a song that agatsya Muni sung for mahadev which made him so Happy that he gave knowledge of his own language that is Tamil to agatsya Muni. Saraswati is goddess of knowledge

[@debanjanamallick6568]

She is amazing just like her father The Legend Pt. Ravi Shankar❤

[@yogmayasingh6574]

The shehnai in this piece is so hauntingly beautiful. By the way I recently watched a video in which Shehnai maestro Ustad Bismillah Khan Sahab and Sitar maestro Ustad Vilayat Khan Sahab were singing as well apart from playing their respective instruments. It was a delight hearing them sing Mohe Panghat Pe Nandlal Ched Gayo Re.

[@arunadoshi8379]

Link please

[@ashutoshjoshi12]

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[@ashutoshjoshi12]

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[@yogmayasingh6574]

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[@yogmayasingh6574]

@@ashutoshjoshi12 thank you so much for sharing this link. Pandit Samta Prasad with these two greats is indeed a treat. This made my day.

[@anitak.4476]

Fun fact: in case you didn’t know. Norah Jones is Ravi Shankar’s daughter as well.

[@AyAy008]

"genetically blessed" Wat

[@uddipan123]

Really world knows when you pinged here .. mam whole world know that

[@turnintoachef306]

Oh Lord, I asked for this so many times. I can finally die in peace

[@beny988]

RIP

[@IshatSingh]

That's when Korbin says it melts you , that's the aim to make you feel like water being pulled by the moon

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[@jaydash1925]

She's one of my most favourite musicians ... She's Tremendous as her father Bharat Ratna #Ravishankar....💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛

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[@Passionatemoviebuff]

I have been to Anoushka Shankar live concert in Sydney. I was taken to a distinct world with her music. Your reaction and your emotion I felt it too.

[@sadasatyamvada]

Her choice of Carnatic Raga Kirvani is excellent, as it resonates well with western classical audience also as a harmonic minor.

[@aparnatripathi6257]

Please react to her "Lasya". Its amazing.Also, its dance of Goddess Parvati, wife of Lord Shiva.

[@amithanda4934]

After a long time I felt like I connected with osr again...

[@bindui3382]

My sentiments exactly 😄😄 finally, sone great video to react to....

[@ytdsm]

Exactly...

[@adityabawne9191]

Yess..absolutely 💯

[@alivepalm1060]

Yup, they have been doing such horrible loser dumb tasteless low class reviews, for quite some time. Been so disappointed!

[@beny988]

@@alivepalm1060 Unfortunately they have to please all masses or there will be an uproar.

[@spdcrzy]

That shehnai...my god. INSTANTLY makes your emotions swell up.

[@James-nr9gm]

It really is exquisite!

[@shivamchauhangurjar]

It is a instrument of goddess saraswati 🥰🥰

[@maansiloves]

no this is sitar,veena is the instrument of goddess saraswati

[@linapatnaik9439]

Indian classical music is something that you wish, never end.

[@iyyakuttirajasekaran9906]

Yes.Endoru Mahanubhavalu composted by saint Sri Thyagaraja is enough for the whole world!

[@adhunikmanav2638]

First time i listened to it, i was travelling in Delhi metro and I started crying in the crowd.

[@guptanaveeen]

She is a goddess. You should watch her latest concerts in Germany with Manu diageo and Gold Panda and Royal Albert Hall London. You will be flown to a different planet.

[@siddheshdeshpande7183]

The name Voice of the moon probably comes out mostly from the fact that this is Raag Keerwani which is a Night Time Raag (9-12). Every Raag has a time prescribed for it's recitation.

[@escapistreader3860]

Interesting..thanks

[@sreeharimeledam1152]

Her collaboration with Patricia in Raag Piloo is just great🔥.... Watch it

[@sreeladasgupta8795]

Your appreciation of Indian classical music is truly moving 🌹

[@martinzumbrunn2378]

It’s like beautiful trip! I love this women!

[@Ani-zo8il]

Omg you FINALLY reacted to this masterpiece 😭 I can die in peace now 👍

[@ananthumsuresh6206]

Most foreigners always complain that, Indians always shake their heads.... Indian music is the reason for that😅... If anybody get used to Indian music, they will swing sideways😅😅😅.... Love Indian music

[@CSL075]

Exactly!! Thank you for pointing it out. I was thinking the same thing. Not only music, even our languages are musical intrinsically.

[@Josh_Tsu1067]

Im a foreigner i can not not shake my head when i hear these creations something is just pulling you to do it my 5 month old also does this when she hears Hindi music i just cant explain that

[@nileshjacobs5221]

Great it's high time you guys discovered Anushka. She's amazing.

[@divyasaha8748]

Every time I listen this one it feels like I have got somewhere else...😌

[@arjyoni]

This is veena /sitar which goddess Saraswati (goddess of knowledge and music holds ) always in her statute seen. India where culture hinduism and civilization is integrated and cannot be separated like other religion or region. It's that complex. But west other countries rarely (or absolutely not) understands.

[@siddhsense5085]

Shes just excellence, shes at stage where she can evolve this form she has achieved her father's stage very young, PROUD.

[@deepanshusharma8226]

She did a concert in Glastonbury, watch that video. Imo, that's her best performance. I'd recommend watching it in the morning or at night. You don't have to upload it, it's upto you

[@SambathKumaar]

Finally you discovered Anoushka Shankar! There are more fantastic performances from Anoushka Shankar. Please react to more.

[@bindui3382]

Wow, wow, woww !! That was sheer magic. Was transported into another world... All the musicians were amazing..Thank you for reacting to this 🙏🙏🙏

[@nitingaur1983]

FAAAAAAAHK !!!! FINALLY!!! A classical music reaction after so long. Thank you!

[@SuperRAJORSHI]

this is most probably raag - kirwani, a beautiful beast of a raag among all raags 😍😍 Every goddamn time i watch this piece of performance of anoushka shankar i get mesmerised...even now i cant tell what rick n korbin were doin....yeah, anoushka is well deserved daughter of her legendary father ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@milindshinde9141]

Someone should make a video of Corbin's incredible journey from Andahandahun and where he now has better understanding of Indian cultural nuances than Nick.

[@poojapal4431]

I feel the same

[@losthorizon21]

Can someone please explain the Tears in my eyes? Is this what you feel when you are one with the universe?

[@kareemnaamtero8453]

It is the raag (melody) that evokes this emotion. Keervaani is a beautiful raag. You're very likely to love Bhairavi too.

[@Passionatemoviebuff]

You always feel like you need to close your eyes for this type of music for the soul the mind to be taken to the unknown world

[@RK-tf8pq]

I would like to recommend a performance by Anouksha Shankar along with Patricia Kopatchinskaja (a well-known Moldovan-Austrian-Swiss violinist) playing a composition based on Indian classical Raag Piloo (5 million views). You can input these names with the term raag Piloo in KZbin to easily find it. The piece was written by Ravi Shankar and was a part of first records on east-west collaboration (with Yehudi Menuhin). They also played the same piece at the United Nations in 1967. About Patricia Kopatchinskaja, she has won many awards throughout her music career. The British Royal Philharmonic Society in 2014 gave Kopatchinskaja one of its annual Music Awards in the instrumentalist category, calling her an "irresistible force of nature: passionate, challenging and totally original in her approach"

[@mohammedlak]

Her father is a lIving legend

[@funfactsAK7866]

All music which also had not discover today all is in our VEDA pure books ...rigveda thats why music is in our culture

[@abewewew]

I'm so glad you did this one. This one's been one of my fav recitals by Anoushka Shankar.

[@shwetarailapurkar6707]

Yesss finally Indian classical music!

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[@muntaserali7978]

Beautiful music 💚

[@kumarchandresh0]

Sometimes I feel like it's all just YOGA music for'em. 😂

[@hiteshsinghthakur6753]

Thanks to your reaction, we get to listen to this beautiful masterpiece.❤️

[@prasadt772]

In a life of a good artist, an instrument takes them to a lot of places and heights but only the great ones take the instrument to a new heights. - pat

[@James-nr9gm]

This piece is truly exquisite. What sets Anoushka aside is her command of fusion music, bringing in multiple instruments across multiple cultures. Something about this composition in particular... I just can't explain it. I know why it is called Voice of the Moon. It fits. I almost don't even want to listen to it at daytime.

[@prashantjagtap5086]

Just feel like meditation I see myself, understand myself and am stable in myself.

[@asomaskanda]

"Tiger's cub can never be a cat" so goes a Tamil proverb! After all she is the daughter of the Sitar giant Pandit. Ravi Shankar! We can't expect anything less than perfect

[@yatrikvasavada3228]

Finally after about a year or so... you'd love reacting to Lasya by her

[@deepakapoor]

She’s awesome. I saw her play sitar with her father Ravi Shankar in a concert at the Masonic Auditorium in San Francisco. Thank you! It was brilliant.

[@qkbarbland4332]

This piece "Voice of the moon" is set in Raag Keeravani, the same Raag that was used in the song "Katril endhan geetham" that you reacted to a few days ago.

[@ranga1979]

wow, thanks for the info. I had seen the reaction to the other song and the moment this started, I thought it feels similar. Thanks!

[@jayantisahoo430]

sir lots of love and respect from india

[@sushiljoshi4311]

She is the best Sitar player according to me.. And also super well known internationally

[@foysalahmed364]

it goes like, 0/kmpl to 100/kmpl... every time i listen to this play, my blood rushes through my body like a tsunami...

[@sreeragkdas6296]

Finally you people made to this reaction😊.. I used to comment under every single video for this reaction almost 1 year😌😌.. I always break down towards the end of this performance.. I feel kind of ecstasy that cannot explain.

[@swatisaini6447]

Now you should rest in peace like me after bahubali2 review 😂

[@sreeragkdas6296]

@@swatisaini6447 mera jeevan dhanya hogaya 😅

[@swatisaini6447]

@@sreeragkdas6296 Mera bhi😂

[@vijaykumarg3899]

Please suggest this kind of video's instead of only Bollywood songs 😀

[@santoshreddymaale5311]

And finally you reacted to this. This is one of my suggestions. Thanks Rick and Korbin

[@rajanshankar7158]

This is what we want thanks

[@sankalpdravid]

Thanks for picking up this one. I had recommended you over twitter a few days back! 😊

[@sardarnikaur6258]

Awesome piece of music.

[@KabiCL]

Listen her "Love letters" and get mind-blown.

[@shivamsingh-ow4nl]

Finally u did it. I was requesting it since long.....😍

[@jayreactions2558]

Rick enjoyed so much

[@sreeharimeledam1152]

Waiting for loooonnngggg time❤

[@mrp5764]

There is a video of her with Joshua Bell the violinist.... its just mindblowing they have this sort of competition

[@yogmayasingh6574]

It was a cello na waise? I mean I know it belongs to the violin family, but just a little confused here.

[@mrp5764]

@@yogmayasingh6574 I wouldnt know the difference

[@Caitanyadasa108]

I think one of the reasons classical Indian music touches the heart is that the instruments are all played in such a way as to resemble the human voice's subtle inflections as closely as possible. I also find it amazing how complex a sound can be created by using "only" melody and rhythm without harmonic structure and modulation like in western music.

[@irshikha]

'Hypnotic' is the word. 😊 Have just started witnessing Indian Classical music (both instruments and singers). 🔥💜🙏🏽 Love Indian Classical...it has the power to take humans to another realm. ☄️🌎🌈🌥️☀️🌙🌠

[@samajder4u]

Raag Kirvaani for you guys...from a heavenly blessed musical family genes...and please don't forget to appreciate the Shehnai (flute) or the mridhanga (the drum).

[@roshanj18]

Finally . I am commenting before I watched it 👍😘

[@anshudogra775]

Finally!

[@saturogojo1055]

Please react to AIGIRI NANDINI from the malayalam movie SOLO....its a mix of both classical and rock ...you guys are gonna love it

[@TheKudla]

Bravo bravo!!!

[@jitumuniya]

Evey classical music is best .... mind-blowing

[@sanatanibyblood7750]

Every instrument originated from India leads to spritual experience. Jai hind

[@maansiloves]

actually no reaction is needed for all these videos of absolute marvel .u can just watch it n bow.thats the grandeur of indian classical music..we ,musically illeterate people can't even know the years of tapasya goes into this...noone is competent enuf to even make a comment on mastero's performance..🙌

[@atharvapedgaonkar9018]

She has 6 Grammy nominations

[@sagargupta3891]

Finally............ and thank you

[@uday3484]

Thats the strength of Indian traditional music

[@shivank_happy]

Finally someone did it, I listened this music more than 500 times, it’s like a language just go with it.

[@ayushgoyal2489]

She is gud because she has been trained by the best

[@rajeevjain2615]

Great daughter of great father pt. Ravishankar ji 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹🌹🌹🌹

[@NaveenKumar-ys6gl]

Finally you guys reacted to this. Which I have been waiting for thanks 😃 even I recommend this in previous reaction ☺️👌👌👌

[@anshudogra775]

She is getting there

[@rachana51]

Finally.. !!! Follow her work.. it's tremendous ❤️

[@shzzaaa]

Idk but I feel like Rick n Korbin went through the comment section of the previous reaction video😂y they sound so mellow, even the intro is short. It’s okay guys u r playing with fire, understand that😅Glad to see you reacting to this bdw such a beautiful masterpiece😍

[@Rrr17777]

Finally🙏

[@vikramsinghrana7134]

i think u may now start discovering the spirtual videos from india ,its a whole new word and content

[@manasijoshi2470]

Yesssss....you finally reacted..thank you so much❤❤❤✌🏼✌🏼✌🏼

[@scorpio445]

They should have seen the video as a whole and not skip the beginning. It's wonderful to watch the musicians tune their instruments. And she speaks French.

[@prajeshkumarbasu912]

They always call Ustad ji Zakir Hussain and not only his name. They have so profound respect for our Indian artistry! Love you guys! ❤✌🏾

[@Madjamy]

Brilliant… Absolutely brilliant 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@princepradeep6275]

OMG 😱 THAT'S THE CHILLLED OUT RICK N KORBIN 👀👀👀

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[@mayabhat3757]

Amazing Anoushka

[@phineasferb6660]

This piece was also played in agathiyar movie in veena

[@sadayarkoil]

This Ragg in Carnatic music iscalled "Keeravaani". There is a cinema song under this name in a movie under this name the music composed by Ilayaraja. The film was originally made in Telugu. If you listened to that song you can understand "Keeravaani" raaga.

[@advvinuraj1381]

Well it's proved again that Music is universal

[@santhosh1987ify]

shehnai was hauntingly excellent

[@deepazakade9095]

My all time favourite composition 🙏🏻

[@RahulSKalele]

This was a treat for ears...awesome👍👌