Raag Kaunsi Kanada | Shruti Sadolikar | Jaipur-Atrauli Gharana

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Shruti Sadolikar-Katkar compares the masterful blending of combination Ragas in the Jaipur-Atrauli Gharana to the seamless transition of a train from one track to the other, without the travelers even aware of it. In this short clip she sings Raag Kaunsi Kanada. Accompanying her on the tabla is Vishwanath Shirodker, on the Sarangi is Murad Ali and on the harmonium is Tanmay Deochake.
Don’t miss the full 1 hour and 54 minute concert where she sings three Ragas- Raag Savani Nat, which is a favourite of the Gharana, Raag Bihari and Raag Kaunsi Kanada. A female exponent of a pre-dominantly masculine style from a strong lineage.
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More about the Artist
“Have you ever closed your eyes and run your fingers over a colourful, Persian rug?” asks Vidushi Shruti Sadolikar-Katkar as she describes the repertoire of combined Ragas which is typical of the Jaipur-Atrauli Gharana. “You will be able to trace its patterns without feeling anything, even though there are different colours and designs that start and end at various points; the texture is smooth and you wouldn’t even know where the blending was done,” she muses.
The Jaipur-Atrauli Gharana is known for its rare Ragas and an apt combination of intellect and aesthetics in their representation. This gharana specializes in combining two Ragas into one with seamless, smooth transitional points.
Musicians
Shruti Sadolikar (Jaipur-Atrauli gharana)
Vishwanath Shirodker (tabla)
Murad Ali (sarangi)
Tanmay Deochake (harmonium)
Ranjana Ghatak (tanpura)
Shobana Patel (tanpura)
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I don't know why she is not popular among online classical listeners... Her tans are clearest among female classical singers I heard... Her Miya ki todi is mesmerizing... And yet have very small online footprints... Do listen her Miya ki todi... It's one of the best among bests imho...

[@drmpsinha6461]

Wonderful ! The combination of Tabla and Mrigandam and of Harmonium and Tanpura is highly experimental and supremely done. Hats off to Smt Shruti Sadolikar .

[@starshine9662]

That has to be so difficult to do. Love it ♡

[@krazybubbler]

She is musical goddess in purest form. If you like her voice make sure to check her rendition of Naiki Kanada raag. Thanks darbarfestival for your efforts into popularizing indian classical music. Kudos to you

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These musical expressions are unmatchable.

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God Bless You Mamji 🙏😇🥰😘

[@Jason.Brayshaw]

Beautiful. An incredible singer. What year was this performance? 🙏🏵️

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Just amazing.

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🙏🙏

[@bhavyakumarsaini1639]

This is a genuine masterpiece by Shruti tai❤❤

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Perfect voice

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💐👌very nice🙏Bhut behtrin

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Shruti Sadolikar ji is a great singer and an idol for everyone 🙏🙏🙏

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❤️

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[@nishkamrazdan]

So beautiful

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Truly graceful🌙

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😇🙏

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beautiful rendition.

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A lovely voice 🙏

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This is awesome..

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Just love it 💞💞

[@bhavyakumarsaini1639]

1:15 ❤❤

[@chakravyuha1453]

Drut bandish:- Lalan tum bin kaun kare Tumhi rakhwala hamare Na kachu sochata,na kachu janata Tumhi baat dikhawe.

[@singhnaveen5694]

In which language is this bandish is? Specifically which dialect?

[@PawanpreetBrar-cx5rt]

@@singhnaveen5694 i think it is .. braj language

[@nishaadbhushan8689]

Amazing Shruti Tai ❤️

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Wah

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Awesome 👌

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There we go

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Vc mam 🙏🙏♥️

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👍

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Jaihonaman

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Is Jaipur Atrauli gharana the same?

[@bhavyakumarsaini1639]

Yes

[@bhoopendrakumar2918]

लालन तुम बिन ....🙏

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Which taal is it ?

[@renuholykuti]

:)

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Raag Bhupali 🌜

[@singhnaveen5694]

Nothing matches the genuis of Indian classical. Bow down to Shruti ji