Bhimsen Joshi - Puriya Dhaneshri REACTION!!

[@OURSTUPIDREACTIONS]

What else should we react to???

[@chandan7nayak]

Hey, #Korbin Singh..... #Asuran is now available on prime videos. It's ok if we will get it's review after 2 years. No problem. 😂Just informing. 😍😉

[@milinddolas]

Puriya dhanashree raag is the raag of dusk...listen it in the evening...

[@chandrashekharparab5033]

A classical marathi musical movie. Katyar kaljat ghusli

[@muhammadzeeeshan8838]

please react on the song name, tu ladki no1 h, film named ,loha

[@fifamobiletomsawyer4440]

OUR STUPID REACTIONS just add pandit before his name out of respect.

[@chandrashekharparab5033]

Bharat Ratna Pandit Bhimsen Joshi.. he got highest civilian award in India. Legendary marathi, kanada classical singer. thanks for listening to him. 🙏🙏🙏

[@dgdeepak149]

Its kannada, and he is basically from Gadag, Karnataka..

[@raghavendrahm583]

He's the pride of Karnataka.

[@AjitKomurlekar]

@@dgdeepak149 Respected in Maharashtra like other Artists. Ask any expert. Also, North Karnataka was Majority Marathi speaking land Eg. Belgaav.

[@harshalpatil8522]

@@bobinpune pul deshpande and bhimsen joshi were best friends. Watch BHAI movie(biopic of PL Deshpande) you will know everything.

[@mahendranr8934]

Raghavendra HM Pride of India.

[@kareemnaamtero8453]

What he sang here is called khayal. Khayal literally means imagination. Basically, within the grammatical boundaries of the raag (puriya dhanashree here), you can get as creative as you want. All this is improvised singing. Of course, taala (rhythm) is the other part of the grammar that the singer must maintain. In this case it seems it is taal jhaptaal (cycle of 10 beats). This is gold. One of the many many difficult raags to sing.

[@sachinlotankar1637]

Kareemnaam Tero - The khayal is without doubt, an instrument of unbridled joy, an experience that transcends into the spiritual, the metaphysical, and beyond.. sad to see the decadence in modern musicianship

[@kareemnaamtero8453]

@@sachinlotankar1637 if there's ever a time when I feel connected to God, it is only while listening to or singing khayal. Vilambit to be specific. I don't think I've experienced anything more spiritual than khayal.

[@sachinlotankar1637]

@@kareemnaamtero8453 yup.. couldn't agree more. I guess the duration of the Khayal lends itself to the experience. Getting transported into those realms is one thing, but staying there demands an extended period to appreciate the nuances of the journey.

[@rineeshparai1780]

Khayal would literally mean 'thought'

[@manasioza98]

@@rineeshparai1780 agreed, but thought is very similar to imagination, is it not? Also, i think they were trying to also bring in the creative aspect that is Central and indispensable to Hindustani classical. But yes, the use of the word "literally" could lead to this argument. :)

[@sangitanashirabadkar8498]

In India, music is treated one of the many road to reach Moksha and peace of mind.

[@bsangeetha8889]

That's bcz they used to sing for god, not for people....

[@sangitanashirabadkar8498]

Yea

[@Solosational]

@@bsangeetha8889 not only for god....through this sadhana ,it's will lead to a state which will transform your art to some thing which is just like an offering by themselves to the supreme self...

[@bsangeetha8889]

@@Solosational No one see there are many ways to get liberation, nd singing for God was one of the main thing to do... Even dancing... All classical dances have songs of God.... Bcz they depict the pastimes of Lord or dedicate it to God... So in olden days... All the customs were for Liberation.... Ur point was correct but they used to sing in that way to achieve God... Ancient people were very intelligent compared to us.... 😊😊😄

[@Solosational]

@@bsangeetha8889 that's true..

[@ratnabaadkar7296]

He was my dad's favorite classical singer. Grew up watching him perform, tapes. 😍🥰 I used to call him bheemsen uncle as a kid..Hahahaha🤣 love him.

[@dhirajjoshi1078]

I used to call him "Aajoba"! The grandfather of classical musicians.

[@chaitanya91able]

awww,.thats so sweet

[@mandarkhadilkar9943]

@ratna hi, Till I was 35, I was calling him Bhimsen. भिमसेन गातो आहे. आरे तुरे.....as if he is someone I talk daily. Played records continuously. Then, as I became older, started calling Bhinsenji.😄 I am not kidding. Same with Lata. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@nivedithajags]

"He was never out of tune!" Ofcourse not! He was not! He is a master!

[@sai62789]

Exactly, he isn't a Bharatratna for no reason.

[@ravindrakeskar6162]

There is a legend about him. Once during his learning, he hit a wrong note, and at that moment his teacher/guru threw a sharp edged utensil piece that hit him near his eye. He later used to say that, he always thinks that utensil will hit him again if he getd out of tune.

[@rahuldhere4093]

At this level, point of singing off tune is ridiculous

[@Desneaky.larrat]

@@rahuldhere4093 yeah it is actually hard for him to be out of tune even if he intends to do so..his level is just too high.

[@sushkoli8034]

He used to perform as if he was possessed... We haven't heard Tansen but we are lucky to hear this old recordings of Panditji🙏

[@soundscapeswithswarit]

He dint care about the his bodily projection and gestures. He was so deep into the meditative state while singing.

[@satyaramc]

yes.....he sang as if he was truly possessed... wizard of vocal music.

[@VIVEKKUMAR-ud4uw]

😂😂😂 Tansen...like if its possible for us..we could only hear the names of those mystics.

[@meemaratha5733]

Yes, definitely 🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@ArkoRay]

Possessed is not the right word. I would say he went into a meditative state through his music.

[@harshawardhanupasani7722]

For people who might find the singer amusing - 1. He is one of *the most respected* pandit(master) of indian classical music. 2. Why? - becoz he mastered the art from many different Gurus. This is unusual. Traditionally, a disciple is learns at the feet of 1 Guru for his entire life and the eventually becomes a Guru himself. 3. It is said that Pt. Bhimsen ji did not have a natural sense of music(for eg. some people like music but they cannot understand things like rhythm or notes). But he loved the art form. So, he left home at the age of 9. And went to numerous Gurus to learn. And then he not only mastered the art form but became one of the greatest masters of the time. So much so that even the then masters would respect him at another level. It might seem lil uncomfortable to look at his performance for some people but his singing is what he is know for. Also, indian classical music is a treat to ears and esp. the soul, not to the eyes. RIP Pandit ji 🙏

[@Aniruddha197]

Well said 👌🙏

[@Gunahegde]

Wonder who are these people who thought he did not have natural sense of music! His musical sense was indeed very deep. He was a musician and not a musicologist. Yet he carried out great deal of experimentation to make his art vibrant and alive.

[@asamvav]

@@Gunahegde a lot of classical musician did actually. And they refused to teach him. But this is truly a great example of sadhana, that he truly grasped the soul of the swara and made it his own. In history we read about ghagge khudabaksh of Agra gharana with a similar story. This should be a lesson to all music students. Music demands absolute devotion and even though it may not sound good in the beginning one must stick with it.

[@Gunahegde]

@@asamvav Yes he was rejected as a shishya by few but not necessarily because he did not possess natural flair for music.

[@BillionDollerDream]

not agree with all respect to what you wrote about the panditji ...pandit ji was treat to ears as well as for eyes...look at the man who has immersed himself in his art while performing...its his honesty to his art form and to the audience as well...how can you make audience feel if you are not feeling it to the core?

[@nikhilkulkarni9719]

In the ocean of reaction channels on KZbin you guys are those who are only fishing for pearls! I am really proud of you guys and love you guys coz there are millions of channels on KZbin who are reacting to Indian content but you guys are the only ones who pick their stuff carefully, understand it and appreciate it too. I agree to Rick that this kind of music is totally out of this world and to understand it you must have ears for it. I think that you guys have those ears. That's why I think instead of "our stupid reactions" OSR has another full form...... It's "our sensible reactions". 😛 There is another puniya raag that panditji has sung. That is in his later days when he was kinda old and that version is also mind boggling. He was, is and will be a legend in indian classical music. Thank you for this. 🙏🙏🙏

[@manjulasrivastava905]

Correct!

[@saurabhsharma-ws6zx]

Second you. There's is the best reaction channel.

[@vasudhakamath3037]

Excellent opinion. Also, I fully agree with your suggestion for changing the name of the channel to ' Our Sensible reactions' Well said.

[@defencebangladesh4068]

Agreed

[@Weblogic81]

I think it's a little difficult for people without any form of classical music background either by listening to it or by learning to understand the depths of this music and react to it one fine day. To a layman, it's easier to get entertained by the speed of ustad zakhir hussain, but only someone who understands this will be blown away even more by what Pt Bhimsen Joshi just did. Not saying one is better than the other but just reacting to this requires a different appreciation.

[@basmandi]

He is Pandit Bhimsen Joshi ji. No other equals him He is a Ghandarva came on earth to bless all

[@VedJoshi..]

there is one name that compares to Pandit Bhimsen ji, and that is the greatest Pandit Jasraj

[@dhananjaymadhukar869]

नाही रे.

[@ashok1160]

At the age of 11, Pt. Bhimsen Joshi, ran away from his home in Dharwad to Bijapur by train in search of a guru. He has been awarded the highest civilian award, The Bharat Ratna. A great classical vocalist and music legend. Respect.

[@shriniketmangalvede]

Bhimsen joshi was from gadag the story you told is of pt madhav gudi his only disciple

[@mrtechtonics2209]

​@@shriniketmangalvede You are wrong. Pt. Bhimsen Joshi had ran away in search of a guru. No pt. Madhav gudi. I can confirm it from the grandson of Pt. Madhav Gudi as I know him personally. Bhimsen Joshi ji had ran away and found Sawai Gandharva in one of the programs. Madhav Gudi had learnt basics of music and when bhimsen Joshi ji heard and accepted as his only disciple after his son Shrinivas Joshi.

[@funnycountdown6739]

Man😊😊 When he started singing i closed my eyes and he takes me to some other dimension , there i wasn't feeling too happy or too sad , it felt like my sadness is leaving my body and positive vibes , energy coming in like waves. Now m feeling more relaxed, concentrated, and positively happy ,calm and motivated.🙏🙏🙏

[@shashankalegaonkar334]

Then you should listen his other songs also...very divine...

[@kareemnaamtero8453]

Dayumm!!!! Pandit ji s one of the greatest Hindustani classical musicians of all time. I study music under his gharana, called the kirana gharana. He's next only to God as far as his virtuosity over music is concerned.

[@rahulray9983]

One hearing of Pandit Bhimsen Joshi and Rick is talking like Sadhguru

[@gurudattag]

Eggzactly!😁what I wanted to comment!

[@aashishdongre]

hahah.. when Rick started talking about time, I was reminded of Sadhguru too.. lol

[@nycscribe538]

Sadhguru is a glorified conman

[@dyingsenses]

@@nycscribe538because he is not for people like you 🤣🙏

[@nycscribe538]

@@dyingsenses no he isn't. I am not part of his herd who believes in his pseudoscience. More than half of the stuff that the guy preaches sounds alright, but there are parts that are downright stupid. Did you see his video drinking vish on MahaShivratri? What was that about?

[@bhupichanel]

He is someone whome no one can judge but he himself. . .

[@luckyjaiswal4625]

Yup , u r right bro .....🙏

[@nikmin04]

God of Indian classical music 🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@saketkumar8112]

Pt. Bhimsen Joshi is legend of Legends. None could equate him yet.

[@vinyasperla]

Pandit Bhimsen Joshi is one of the greatest in Hindustani Music. Also please react to videos of Balamuralikrishna(Vocalist), Kunnakudi Vaidyanathan(Violinist) . They are legends in Carnatic Music

[@extraXX01]

React to panchatrana kirtana by Balamurali Krishna its carnatic classical.. Written n composed by tyagaraja the greatest hundreds of years ago

[@saiarpita]

yes please,,,,YOU MUST MUST REACT TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED LEGENDS,,,

[@gaurinaidu]

Mile sur mera tumhara song has all of the legend singers

[@vinyasperla]

@@gaurinaidu Yes😀

[@98919891989198914]

Also react to M. S. Subbulakshmi.

[@chetanamukherjee2424]

Bhimsen Joshi is a legend of Indian Classical Music. One my most favourites 💫♥️

[@zaika7407]

may I with utmost humility request that you refer to him with his title of Pandit, I am quite sure he has earned it.

[@skalambe]

Omg... I am really impressed by Rick's thoughts and the way he connected the music to the universe and its harmonics.. I wish more people could think like you... Love you Rick.. I liked the scotch analogy as well..😁😁

[@saurabhk2327]

Scotch 🔥🔥🔥

[@brijeshverma2000]

Rick u really know the literal meaning of an art form and you have receptive senses for music.

[@brijeshverma2000]

You must watch Nusrat fateh ali sing. He was the God of Qawwali, a different form of hindustani music specially adapted for sufi songs. He has sung for some Indian movies as well but he was one of the greatest singer of Pakistan. He has given new dimensions to laykaari or taan in hindustani classical music.

[@parijatsaha3977]

EXACTLY MY THOUGHTS! RICK KNOWS THINGS ☺

[@theacechip]

@@brijeshverma2000 respectfully disagree. He was a really great qawwal singer yes, but not a classical singer in the category that is the subject of this video.

[@shivamsingh-ow4nl]

This was a test of korbin's patience for starting few minutes. He controlled his laugh very well. Rick always understands better about indian classic music

[@divyanshsahu7918]

His hand reactions are how he SEE the music he sings going through his body

[@digvijayganjave2932]

Great observation👍

[@johnkalita2099]

He has been awarded with the Bharat Ratna which is the highest civilian award of India.... he is a Legend

[@abhitrups2002]

One of the gifted singers able to sing all 22 shruti's . Phenomenal now that you have reacted to the legend react to Pt.Kumar Gandharva rest assured your minds will be blown apart

[@anshumalimishra7383]

Hey Rick, Loved your analogy of this song to universe's frequency. There is actually a belief in hinduism that the sound of universe is OM, which gave birth to entire universe. And this song actually gives the feeling of the chant of OM as we practice. Both are equally soothing and relieving. Nice job figuring it out!!

[@anandvd26]

I had tears when I listened to the voice towards the end. I don't know why. It's surreal.

[@fatelvis6924]

Feels like Himalayas themselves are singing!

[@Jay-lo7xs]

Guys he's a legend, what he can sing is out of years of practise and innate talent. Now you gotta watch another LEGEND, PT. JASRAJ, you can't miss listening to him.

[@golubhaicpmishra]

You really suggested a right name if there is someone else comes with Pt. Bhimsen joshi is the only and only Pt. Jasraj, especially Raag bhairav, Darbari, adhana, and a few more no one catch him.

[@Skeptic_arun]

Definitely Raag Adhana by Pt jasraj

[@farahkhan7247]

His Vaada Tumse Hai Vaada still gives me goosebumps. One of my all time fav songs.

[@engr.h.mbasirijaz1249]

@@Skeptic_arun ooo Bhai adnana suno bare ghulam Ali ka tabeat saaf hojae gi

[@aayurvedplateform4384]

@@engr.h.mbasirijaz1249 dhrupad Adana suno

[@suhas2709]

Pt Bhimsen Joshi is awarded India's highest civilian award called Bharat Ratna. He is a legend with outstanding vocals that could overpower any accompanying instrument......

[@preetithakur1390]

Everytime I watch your channel I feel so proud that belong to a country which is so rich in culture. I love my country ❤

[@ricksegallactor]

preeti thakur ❤️❤️❤️

[@Vaibz97]

Even 'legend' is a short word, he is the one before all the legends were born😍

[@sumantaprosadtah1103]

That whisper is due to low quality of that time microphone, even from that distance he is singing in 5th octave in chest voice with that loud.He known exact frequencies of semitones and microtones in between,and on the pitch with impromptu improvation at 300+ BPM .They are 10 level next what is perfect pitch and classical opera in western.

[@amitavabanerjea1]

It has nothing to do with the quality of the microphone. It’s called voice modulation.

[@trisannita_sings]

Are you kidding me? Pt. Bhimsen Joshi?😭😭 Puriya Dhaneshree - my favourite raaga... 😭😭

[@NP-vu7ok]

Haay Rama ye kya kuya.. from Rangeela.. most seductive song from this raag

[@abhishekankush2160]

Pt. bhimsen joshi🙏🙏🙏

[@vineetcv261]

Try Miya Malhar with flute

[@garimakilledar5810]

@@NP-vu7ok Reallyy??? Hai Rama is based on this Raag? I am shocked!!

[@NP-vu7ok]

@@garimakilledar5810 yes. Listen to it carefully.. you will know

[@kareemnaamtero8453]

And, this is a very short presentation for the purpose of recording on the TV. Usually a khayal performance is not less than 40 45 minutes.

[@gauravw6947]

Pt. Bhimsen Joshi's legend is on the level of Ravi Shankar... One of the greatest music artists ever... My Dad starts his day listening to Bhimsen Joshi's iconic Marathi songs...

[@AVIPANDIT594]

you have no idea about pt. Bhimsen ji's singing... he is not even human at his peak..

[@ashsqx3246]

Ravi Shankar is not 1% of pt Bhimsen joshi!!!!

[@gauravw6947]

@@AVIPANDIT594 No idea??? Is that why I praised him here??? Don't make delusional assumptions about random strangers...

[@soulchemist5795]

@@ashsqx3246 how? .. Ravi Shankar is a great musician and a legend.

[@ashsqx3246]

@@soulchemist5795 Ravi Shankar is an overrated propped up by marketing hype. Even his wife is well known to be far more talented than him, but he suppressed her, stole the limelight, awful human being and abandoned his daughter.

[@subhrasmit]

I had the pleasure of seeing him performing live in Kolkata...legend...

[@amitavabanerjea1]

I too had that pleasure, at the Dover Lane all-night concert. He started “Jo bhaje Hari ko sadaa” just as the sun was coming up. Gave me goosebumps.

[@amitavabanerjea1]

Of course I had heard him a few times earlier in Delhi and once in Cleveland.

[@hiteshgujarathi4636]

Imagine you are living very near to him. One of my father's friend and bungalow near his in Pune at Prabhat Road area. My family used to visit him at weekends and we heard him singing and doing his Riaz on many occasions. My father told me many times he invited him at his house. I was so litter kid that i couldn't even realise that I was in his presence. I wish I could have been old enough to understand who he was.

[@bhushanpatil8568]

He is practicing Indian classical since age 6 to age of 84 till he dies...listen to Pt Bhimsen is not less than feeling of heaven ....Incredible

[@Avinash-yw6bz]

When I heard panditji tears were coming up. I am very lucky to born in this country.

[@meangeloftheodd]

It is like listening to the Gods sing. I am so glad you did this video. It is indeed universally transcendent. My eyes closed I see river and trees of Vridavan.

[@Kaustubh56]

Amazing! He is above all the Classical singers you'll come across from India! Thank you for doing this reaction...I had been requesting this for many months now. Hope you also check few other requests I made. Sent you email too...

[@amod]

@ricksegall that was by far the best description of the metaphysical nature of Indian classical music that I've ever heard. Fun fact, I grew up in Pune, India and Bhimsen Joshi's grandson was my classmate. I've had the good fortune to see Bhimsen Joshi live at the Sawai Gandharva festival (I think it was his last time performing there). It was an other-worldly experience.

[@trends2morrow107]

Indias Best Classical Singer..Watched his live show in a theater 30 years ago.in New Delhi...sadly he is gone

[@vikramdesai6897]

This was, when he was young but one must listen to he sang in his 60s. He and his voice became more ripe in his long journey of music.

[@whateverdude2890]

He's from my place in Karnataka ♥️..... greatest legend of all time......he passed away few years ago 😓

[@grishsach]

ALmost every week I paas by his home in Pune !

[@whateverdude2890]

@@grishsach legends have their homes everywhere man....I'm talking about the native place....

[@shubhamjunnare2508]

He is marathi.

[@anilvkerala]

Oh I didn't know he was from karnataka. That's new

[@akshayblizz]

Gangubai hangal

[@rohan_barghare]

I subscribed your channel because you did reaction on "PT. Bhimsen Joshi" THE GOD OF SINGING

[@Mugiwara_Sanjii]

Welcome to the stupid family

[@rohan_barghare]

@@Mugiwara_Sanjii thanks

[@Mugiwara_Sanjii]

The stupid family insta page follow kr lo for memes and stuff and follow Rick and korbin on Twitterrr and Instagram

[@ilovebollywood12345]

same

[@suparnobhowmick4516]

O M G !!!! What are you guys doing??? You are digging deep and hard. I have never seen such a classy reaction channel in the you tube world. Pandit Bhimsen Joshi is a rare gem of Hindustani Classical Vocal Music and the Legend of the Legends! My Heartiest Congratulations to you freaks... I just love you people. Me being a Hindustani Classical Vocalist myself, really feeling proud! 🙏

[@anjanmajumdar1028]

Rick, bow to you... your comments are so real and helped me to reach a different level Bless you!

[@soumalyabhowmick7509]

The introduction is epic... Thats why I love u guys like anything

[@SuperRAJORSHI]

Ahaha!! 😍😍😍 Puriya dhanashree and pandit Joshi ji...a match made in heaven 🤗🤗🙏 i followed these videos for knowledge when i was learning this raag puriya dhanashree 2 yrs ago.....

[@Aniket-ru5oi]

Oo, Wow... Finally u have achieved one more milestone !!! 👍👍👍U guys are awesome 👌

[@pk21734]

I come again and again to listen to your review here ....best review I have heard

[@rapidranjan]

Hi Rick, I have always amazed how you enjoy Indian Classical Music, and yes the expression plays a very important role in Indian Classical Music.

[@thetruthseeker6668]

If u appreciate genuine arts like these, then it will have affect on one's life that will invisibly upgrade you on aspects of actions you choose and act.

[@TheAshutosh58]

Karma nashanam

[@chetanamukherjee2424]

Yasssss! Finally finally😍♥️💫 I love you guys. Oh and that intro🔥

[@thatwittyboy]

Repeating the word by different vocal voices by expression everytime , the meaning of the word goes different and deep to deeper.

[@chinmaykulkarni9592]

Finally you got this... Actually I had suggested his video few months ago but deleted that comment as I thought it would be a premature suggestion. I'm glad you are now slowly getting it... Welcome to India!

[@ashwanikanojiya2860]

Yes yes yes, now u are true audiopholic.BHEEMSEN JOSHI WOOOOOW.

[@EagleOverTheSea]

Oh my God! My favourite raga and the master singing it too! Thank you for this treat!

[@Alakshendra]

It's high time we had a dedicated Indian Music series here.....

[@prasadg8171]

The body is fully consumed by the power of rhe melody, toning, timing, rhythm. All expressions are drawn from the mind, the intellect and pure consciousness - eyes, ears and even the breath are immersed in producing music. They don't matter. Completely unaware of the surroundings while singing what makes Panditji great.

[@hemabansal9001]

One of the best reactions! I love the way Rick goes into the spirituality of things. That's what India has to offer. You can open your own door to the spiritual realm- Be your own spiritual guide.

[@atharvapuranik2696]

Great one....... Was waiting for this for a long time Loved it

[@sunilrk]

Ricks Reaction and Logical Explanation and Understanding is top notch.

[@ShubhamAgrawalMusic]

Boy, I cant believe you guys chose this masterpiece.

[@rushikeshshingwan4700]

Anyone can't do like a bhimsen ji joshi.. his talent doesn't have any kind of the end...just one of the greatest legend of hindustani classical vocalist...

[@ideaon1]

Wah ❤, mesmerizing voice. Shri. Bhimsen Joshi's 'Bhagyada Lakshmi' is the ultimate. If the authors could get hold of that album, it would be a treat 🎉

[@jyotsnatata4251]

Pooriya Dhanashri is one of my most favourite Ragas... Always gets me into tears whenever I hear "Paayaliya Jhankaar Mori".. Especially " Piya Samjhaun Samjhat Naahi" ...

[@rajathari]

To understand the nuances of the singing of eastern culture try to get to know a little about "raag". That would help u to understand the context of the music and singing and appreciate it even more.

[@manjulasrivastava905]

Yeah right !

[@upasanabanerjee1131]

Rick truly enjoys our music . The way he listens to it shows he feels it

[@Walklikeaduck111]

Im. Glad they all just shut up and listened to panditji. This is such a soulful calming khayal. I immediately calm down during the first part of this always.

[@rushikeshtelange6311]

In india,no one can competite with Pandit Bhimsen joshi.The legendary singer of indian Classical music.I grow up with listening his music on Tv, radio.I am his biggest fan.

[@prasheus]

Rick's 'involuntary' reaction to the female singing at 13:17 was golden! That is the magic of Indian classical music for someone who truly appreciates it from bottom of their heart!

[@thirdman1228]

Mesmerizing performance ! As Rick pointed out, this man was possessed by the music-"HE WAS **NEVER** OUT OF TUNE". He is in a deep state of meditation - in direct contact with THE CREATOR. Every note that he produced is sheer on-the-spot unrehearsed innovation. Creative energy at its best. This man is a master of his craft. Sensational stuff !!

[@snk3017]

Rick alwys connects with things, he always get the essence of it.. appreciated ❤️

[@jagamadha]

I have listened him multiple times in different parts of India in live concerts, I always felt mesmerized for 3/4 days after listening him.... Possibly the best classical singer India has ever produced.... Real Bharat Ratna....❤❤

[@piyushmishra6478]

He the legend doesn't needed mic or amplifier to echo the amphitheatres. Greatest vocal command. No singer today is even his toes sand.

[@adityaagnihotri9887]

Guys! You’ve been shelling out pearls! Thank you so much for this! Another recommendation from me would be “Namami Gange Anthem” - a masterpiece dedicated to Mother Ganges (A holy river here in India). Has terrific score, great vocals, great video and terrific subtitles to go with it! Cheers!

[@arlrmr]

"He was never out of tune!" Very well put, Rick, considering you are ET to this music i.e. the music is really alien to you. 😂

[@yashasvisharma4442]

@arlrmr I didn't get you. Was he out of tune or not?

[@arlrmr]

@@yashasvisharma4442 I just stumbled into your question after a year! Sorry that my joke is not clear. I am Indian. So, of course he is in tune to me. But to us, Bhimsen Joshi is much, much, much more than "in tune." That is why, I thought it was amusing that the "foreigner" could only note *"the most elementary and obvious"* point about our music! All the spiritual content and emotional nuance is "alien" to him. I found that amusing. But he was sincere which is all we can ask. Actually, I re-listened to their response, right now, and they greatly admire the performance. So, my "joke" is rather inappropriate.

[@prasadhome4894]

If you have heard Pt Bhimsen Joshi, you have heard the most Devine voice available on earth to human ears in current era. There's no reaction possible, its just experience!

[@GARY-os3sy]

what a master of music, this world would never see again. what a range and control. suuuperb

[@raghuveer7788]

Now This is a reaction.💓

[@riddhimanmedhi99]

I’m not sure if Kumar Gandharva has any live videos, but he is another stalwart like Pt. Bhimsen Joshi with incredible improvisation and creative freedom! He also has an incredible ‘whisper’, a heart melting one, probably the one who does it the best I think.

[@Prasannakumar-yk7bf]

This is real singing guys. One of the best Hindustani exponents.

[@kaustubhbrs3835]

Oh woow you both are such great lovers of Indian classical.....great....These " Alaap" os "SUR" are heavenly and by such singing , even Rains shower from th clouds.....or certain "Raag" can produce fire even....and many more. There are moods according to timimngs of th day.... I find you guys go into trance ....surprising to see your such great interest.thanx . This song is a pleading ....."Araj suno....."

[@siddhanti]

Great review! Unique perspective and interpretation ! Surprising that you were able to discern the divine aspect of classical Music.

[@1chetanas]

yes, the recording instruments cannnnooottt capture the real sound. its unfortunate that our generation will never really listen to this legend. if the poor recording is so great imagine what it would be live

[@ChandrashekarRadhakrishnan]

OMG you reached to Pandit Ji!!!! Good going guys reach out to Dr balamuralikrishna too 👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 i think one day you will reach Vivekanand 😂😂

[@baagi2837]

Pandit Bhimsen Joshi, Father of indian classic music...

[@ManojBhandari-o1e]

I have tears in my eyes

[@TheShivankit]

I got tears.... OMG .. I love shastriya sangeet....it takes u out of the world, whr u just feel like, flying in air...so much soulful and relief.

[@mallikarjunbowgi1353]

Is from Karnataka my motherland India bhimshen Josi the great

[@MirenMihan]

Korbin... We can see you controlling your smile... But we understand

[@MirenMihan]

@@priyak3337 that's why he sits with his hands near his mouth.. lol.. he knows he cannot laugh..

[@sushkoli8034]

Lol.. his face was red and pink throughout the reaction

[@anakims_art]

Yes coz everyone expresses their happiness differently, some people laugh when very happy, some cry, some smile.

[@anakims_art]

@@priyak3337 new subscriber?

[@MirenMihan]

@@anakims_art rick was enjoying the music with eyes closed. Korbin has a different personality.. so yes he reacted differently.. classical music like this is meant to be heard and soaked into. Visuals not needed.

[@ARUVANDR1]

BHIMSEN JOSHI JI WAS AMONG GREATEST OF MUSIC MAESTROS.LEGEND OF THE LEGENDS

[@RDBRZ]

How Beautifully expressed. Loved your analysis and the analogies and metaphors you used. It’s amazing to see how panditjis music transcended all barriers.

[@suhasmadapurmath1030]

Sir Segall he hails from my earlier my DHARWAD District, Karnataka, INDIA. We R proud of him sir.

[@shormy4716]

Best thing about these guys is that they actually "listen" and not just react.

[@kareemnaamtero8453]

He has also done a lot of rhythmic improvisation in his singing here. We call it upaj.

[@ManasKocharekar]

Just wish they had a better recording setup at his time. The gems we would have gotten in better quality!!!

[@ThethoughtChain]

Wow, the analogy which you just provided. Thats superlative. I am a follower of Indian classical and have been hearing all these great masters since a long time. But you co-relate the forms of music with the cosmic analogies and what not. Salute..

[@kaustubhbrs3835]

Wonderful reactions ....thnx .and Pandit Bhimsen ji is .....beyond words....

[@manishgawade3051]

Panditji one of the Greatest Singers ever...... evergreen.