Dhruba Ghosh demonstrates the sarangi REACTION!!

[@yogmayasingh6574]

When Rick said, "Most stringed instruments make you weep, this one makes you mourn", the first thought that came to my mind was: Wait till you hear the shehnai (Ustad Bismillah Khan). Every time I hear a shehnai I cannot but marvel at the depth of emotions it makes me feel. No doubt sarangi is a beautiful instrument and Pandit Ram Narayan's playing is out of this world. But the rabab, uff...I feel so lucky I am born in this beautiful country. The rudra veena, the vichitra veena, the sagar veena, the mohan veena, damru, manjira, daphli, khartal, morchang, even using ghunghroos as instruments during keertans, are all so beautiful. Perhaps they should also listen to some kirtans, one of my favourites is Haye Mhari Heli Re by Dayaram Sarolia (Ajab Shahar Project). Also Madhup Mudgal's Avdhu So Jogi Guru Mera and Pandit Channulal Mishra's Dimik Dimik Damru Dam Baje.

[@michaelgabs9885]

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[@asmik3738]

I have always commented about the shehnai , n they should listen to ustad Bismillah Khan , I heard him in school n thought why we r made to listen but I was glad as I came out , it was such a beautiful experience , once in a life time ... U guys must hear him one of the greatest ustad's of India . N yes this make u mourn but at the same time reminds you of sunset n birds returning home .

[@gbtusa1325]

@@michaelgabs9885 huh!

[@sumanrao1739]

Channulal Mishra is superb yes. In fact Mishra is a famous name in Sarangi, Tabla as well as vocal.

[@paulbee2447]

if you like kirtans you may also like Kuldeep Pai's channel. His work is great.

[@anshul9462]

This instrument is played by the bottom of your nail. Initially it is so difficult that it burns there. I tried to learn it but couldnt then I switched to voilin. It is said that You dont choose instrument, instrument chooses you.

[@tjubinful]

I am eager to know which is more difficult to learn violin or sarangi??

[@anshul9462]

@@tjubinful Both are classical instruments and both require more time effort and dedication compared to popular instruments. But Sarangi is way more difficult than voilin.

[@sanduranoop]

I did not know it was played that way. But I can imagine why it is one of the most difficult instruments to learn

[@sarangistudent8614]

@Anshul there are different playing styles and ways to play the sarangi. You might be able to modify your instrument to raise the bottom main bridge that sometimes alters the position of the playing string allowing you to play with the actual nail rather than the cuticle of the finger nail; much less painful and allows you to play for long periods of time without damaging the skin on your fingers. I use thick pieces of leather cut from a belt to raise my bridge. Have been learning for over 10 years now

[@kewalpatil]

Whenever I now hear any maestro playing any instrument I always remember ustad zakir Hussain's comment that the "player doesn't play the instrument, the instrument plays you"!! What wise words!!! 🙏🙏🙏

[@kalpeshjadhav7449]

Special thing about this channel is we are also learning with you... Learned something new today...

[@sanobermalhotra6307]

Absolutely.

[@debsaha8511]

Sadly he passed away in year 2017. RIP Dhrubo Ghosh, an absolute legend.

[@RAJENDRAYADAV-br2mx]

God also need good musician in their heaven.....😭😭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sufsanin1917]

Oh no. Didn't know that. Sad.

[@abhinavbanerjee8797]

Oh no! 😭

[@ret1494]

😳

[@ganeshchandrakaladaran9842]

RIP

[@febinphilip904]

1000s of emotions flowing through that strings what an instrument ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@saugghos]

When you took the interview of Kaushiki Chackravarti she said her favourite instrument is Sarengi - remember?

[@sudhirshobhanaimpalli9760]

My thoughts exactly...spot on !

[@akshatamane147]

This is the best reactimon channel...rick and korbin i dnt think any forieghner appreciate indian culture like you do...you both are अती उत्तम।।

[@shielaghosh1171]

Foreigners only appreciate these instruments these days previously I remember all foreign delegations were incomplete without these instruments nw youths don’t learn these n slowly it’s vanishing! Govt shud introduce these in all music schools n reactions in all schools our rich culture will be saved ! I love Bismillah khan’s shenani ! Can u show pls although I’ve his collections ! 👍🇮🇳🕉🙏

[@spdcrzy]

It's said that the sarangi and the shehnai come closest to replicating the human voice - hence their haunting, piercing quality.

[@vilaskulkarni3147]

Sarangi, more so! Truly!👍

[@gowrighadi2177]

Yaara sili sili.... From Lekin...one of the best sarangi based songs.... I have been recommending since last million years!!!!!!!!!

[@LearnersNation]

thanks

[@nikhilkulkarni9719]

I loved what Rick said, "all strings instruments weep, but this one mourns!" Thats is so right..... i am always fascineated by Violin, Sarangi and harmonium because i find that these three resemble the most of human voices.....

[@AG-zc2jt]

Very nicely put 👌🏻

[@savitatripathy2784]

What training! The neck is continuously bent and can't even imagine how long it takes to adapt the finger cuticles

[@kumarg8432]

Naathaswaram, sarangi, Sithaar, bansuri all these instruments are really meant to produce the root emotions and literally get us into the deep impact 😂😂😂

[@adityasuyal1023]

Do more of Pt. Bhimsen Joshi reactions. He is the pinnacle of Indian Classical Music.

[@abhirambimel7135]

Yeah!! Also ask them to react to pt.bimsen joshi nd dr balamurali krishnan jugal bandhi hindustani nd carnatic fusion

[@abhirambimel7135]

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[@gijoy]

Heavenly voice of PT. Bhimsen Joshi 👏👏

[@user-gd7nk4re6u]

mee too

[@sanduranoop]

@@abhirambimel7135 I agree with you

[@maheshbharti5738]

Guys you are just awesome ......it is really good that you foreigners appreciate our culture and customs and classical music while it is now missing slowly here in India...🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@achyutsharma7815]

Isiliye toh channel chal rha hai.. views arahe..

[@maheshbharti5738]

@@achyutsharma7815 ha bro u r right....

[@Sarooperman]

I knew you guys would be mesmerised by this instrument, especially Rick since he has knowledge about music. Loved your reaction. I'm glad that I recommended this reaction. Always look forward to quality videos and reactions from you. Happy to have contributed to it. One of the most diverse instruments out there.✌🏽

[@paramitanandi8137]

You forgot to mention about 'The Namesake' in your comment! 😛

[@Sarooperman]

@@paramitanandi8137 haha that's because I mentioned it when i recommended them the video on patreon

[@swatisaini6447]

@@Sarooperman please recommend bahubali2 also

[@Sbsdj]

This is the best reaction channel. you are reacting everything from movies to our culture, music.😍😍😍

[@mintumondal123]

Better than Jaby Koay, they everyday react to films

[@Sbsdj]

@@mintumondal123 he always react to trailers, teasers, comedy and all.,he don't even react movie songs.

[@beuniqueak3055]

Guys your reactions are not stupid, its fabulous 😍😍LOVE FROM KOLKATA 😇🙏

[@rishabhjain394]

At Harmonic , Rick is enjoying and Korbin looking at him in funnier way 😂 as he doesn't understanding or can't able to feel the joy of string 😂😂

[@maneeshd3]

Same with me 🤣🤣

[@rishabhjain394]

@@maneeshd3 😂😂

[@kayokk-]

You guys truly appreciate the sound between notes. There's a waterfall of emotions between whole notes. Living in them is understanding the cultural sound of the Indus civilisation on the whole.

[@ronmiller3741]

One traditional said “ You can’t play this if you don’t have a heart “

[@abhimuk7806]

When I hear Sarangi, I think that I am in empty house and I am crying.

[@gijoy]

If it wasn't for your reaction videos, I'd have never come across this video! Always wanted to know more about Sarangi. Thank you Korbin and Rick!

[@madhulinabhowmick39]

What a beautiful soulful musical instrument...my Respects to the maestro 🙏🙏

[@pritmmlik5870]

Guys I am from West Bengal and iam suffering from existential crisis 😔. Your videos really helps

[@bloodlust9203]

Life is pointless, hope this makes you feel better......also God is a lie

[@das4014]

Seta ki

[@pritmmlik5870]

@@bloodlust9203 🖤

[@gbtusa1325]

Stop your melodrama and get a life!

[@sagnikpaul233]

@@gbtusa1325 saying that to a person who is suffering from clinical depression won't really help you know.

[@yogeshdave2095]

This instrument has very emotional sound. I love that

[@arjentsstill3979]

All string instruments may weep but Sarangi mourns, sobs..... i agree rick!

[@arjentsstill3979]

It was a treat to watch such masterclass! I’m feeling lucky & blessed & happy & calm & sad & ruminating & thoughtful & im feeling sarangi!!!!! Wow!

[@anshoomathur8631]

If you remember Kaushiki Chakraborty mentioned Sarangi to be her favourite instrument, when you had interviewed her.

[@vjayjob]

I was totally imaging few movie scenes with this as score.

[@amyra8159]

Like Umrao Jaan and queen of the damned

[@mucool328]

@@amyra8159 Or Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight - Batman :D

[@amyra8159]

@@mucool328 oh yes, how can I forget that!! 😃

[@balajisundarambalaji1970]

Music instruments and Master's of Master's... Many in India amazing instrument to perform & Classical Dance " Kathak" .. Super.

[@sayandas1846]

Perhaps your best reaction till date....Keep this going..Love ❤

[@Fatehjeetsingh1313]

You should Also look Into RABAB .. It's a stringed I instrument... U will live it.

[@snigdhasrivastava5050]

I am a classical singer and I learnt so much from this. Thank you for doing this.

[@SantoshKumar-kx2gi]

You are not alone Korbin. Some of what he played could go directly into a "Bond" or a "Nolan" movie as background score.

[@buzzmegha]

My absolute favourite, the sarangi. Makes me feel I have lost something of immense value in life and must go looking for it. The complexity of this instrument is mindblowing. What a rich culture !!

[@Jvs-eq3iy]

It is pronounced,"saw-run-gie". I enjoy my heritage through you.

[@rakeshbhai9462]

Most expressive musical instrument. 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@suthar001]

React to Kajar Bin kare(Coke studio) by Karsh Kale. Fusion music threaded around sarangi and tabla sound.

[@gowrighadi2177]

Thank you so much!!! After reading your comment I watched Kajar bin kare video Its a fantastic song and osr will definitely like it!!!

[@hgravi]

Awesome... beautiful explanation.... hatsoff Regards, Ravindra Kumar hg

[@muralikrishnahebbani8455]

Spectacular druvaji!!!! As always has been..🙏🙏🙏🙏 Thanks wonder boys

[@nonamedontcare9695]

With a sad song n if you just gone thorough heartbreak... it will break your heart all over again...

[@ChameeraDedduwage]

Sarangi is the sound of the universe crying. There is only one other instrument that I know of which can convey such strong a haunting, heart-wrenching feeling: the Duduk. It's an Armenian instrument. You should check out Pedro Eustache playing it in "Deliverance" by Yanni.

[@sumanrao1739]

We Indians love to listen to instrumental solos. Veena, sarangi, flute, SHEHNAI, violin (listen to MS Gopalkrishnan and Lalgudi Jayaraman), sitar (Abdul Haleem Jafar Khan, Ravi Shankar, Nikhil Bannerji, Anoushka Shankar).

[@apchetan]

I tell you a very funny story. In olden times (when audio recording was not there), many famous classical singers did not allow SARANGI player to play along with them in concert ( reason:- SARANGI is an instrument which can replay almost everything sung by the singer, the singers used to fear that their secret AALAPI may be picked up by the SARANGI player and later will be given to another singer to copy. Very funny. Here I am just highlighting the range of SARANGI as an instrument.

[@TheInderTaker]

Thanks for this.. needed something to take my mind off of this shameful day in American politics

[@boxofchocolates2134]

This is the most beautiful instrument ever.

[@souvikdeb722]

Pandit. The hindu household ones are called pandit

[@parijatsaha3977]

Korbin's N number of side glances 🤣

[@swatisaini6447]

He still looks up to his teacher 😊

[@priyankasarkar3934]

My personal favourite instrument is definitely sarangi followed by sarod......there is another instrument called esraj which is a mixture of sarangi and sitar (sounds like sarangi but the method is kinda like sitar) which is easier to play.....this sarangi is actually played by the bottom of your nail and at initial stage everyone gets a cut there but eventually all get habituated with it. It's has a very soulful sound which hits your heart and something is very extraordinary about this instrument .....idk how to explain that.....I really will like it if you react to any full video of playing sarangi whether any raga or other composition. You won't regret it 💕

[@sanobermalhotra6307]

Just love...love... loved this video.❤️ I am going to watch it again and again.

[@apurvamandwekar6503]

This is my by far fav instrument wanted this reaction from ages❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sidhitara8627]

This video is a real tribute to this saintly musician.

[@sheenaiyer4434]

I always loved Sarangi but never knew it's detailing ....Thanks for this video...Love OSR

[@partgee]

A legend! 🙏🙏

[@virenk859]

Certain Indian musical instruments seem to have a character of their own. They don't just produce musical notes, they stir up an emotional storm inside you. Sarangi, Sarod, Santoor & Sitar, all of them have profound effect on our emotions...

[@HHasan-of2vi]

Most of the time Sarangi is played in sad scenes of Indian Movies.

[@gayathrir5491]

Guys, today is Irrfan's b'day and I'd like you guys to do a reaction of his films, or songs or interview or any video of him.

[@igorjee]

Unfortunately, Pandit Dhruba Gosh passed away in 2017. I had the fortune to see him live the year before. What a loss. Sarangi is the instrument that gets me like no other.

[@soumyadeeeep]

Violin is called the king of strings and Sarangi is called as the queen

[@devanshsumariya]

search foe rajasthani kamaicha

[@soumyadeeeep]

@@devanshsumariya beautiful instrument

[@devanshsumariya]

@@soumyadeeeep i am learning it 😊. after finishing kamaicha my further wish is to play sarangi

[@Codetutor-DemystifyCoding]

Sarangi is toughest instrument to master among Indian musical instruments. If you can, then it is the only instrument that can come close to match human voice. I am not saying this. It was said by famous Sarangi player and Hindustani Vocalist (Kirana Gharana) Ustad Faiyaz Khan.

[@rudeviper]

I am glad that you guys are exploring real India. Its nit just bollywood than many foreigners think about India. Its very stereotypical.

[@dheerkumar2692]

Yaara silli silli ....The song u got everything

[@rasbar3830]

Best Reaction Channel ever! Love you Guys!😆

[@amimathur9794]

My grandma use say that great sacrifices makes great melodies, this the best example for it....

[@ajayzadbuke]

This is so awesome that you are now showing your interest in learning Indian classical music. I won't be surprised if you share picture with your P.Hd. degree in classical music in your hand sometimes in future. 😊

[@dharmverma7595]

I hope you now appreciate the ingenuity of Indian heritage. It is one of the most incredible music instruments.

[@talk2devid]

Please check Bickram ghosh video. Rhythmscape and others. He is another great Tabla maestro.

[@anushreeemusic]

Sarangi touches me the most. Yes. It makes you the saddest...more than shehnai.

[@anjalimishra6152]

Your video choices for reactions are really impressive. Loved this reaction and learnt a lot also.

[@rationalismexpress9989]

You both made my day. I remember I had requested to react on this Amazing instrument some time ago. Do explore "Dilshad Khan", who is young Master of this instrument (I Know Rick, you don't like me to call it "Master of Instrument" as Ustad ji Said...)

[@Rrr17777]

Pls put more videos on indian classical music,instrument and dance🙏

[@foorwq7816]

CUTICALS...no wonder it sounds melancholic and pained.

[@sreeharimeledam1152]

Raag pilu he mentioned is a beautiful raag... Pandit Ravi shankar composed a music.. React to raag pilu by anoushka shankar❤❤❤

[@nilendru]

damn informative..... same surprise to me to know about cuticles...

[@sarangistudent8614]

For more resources and information on the sarangi, it’s recent masters and lots of amazing videos and sound clips from these incredible musicians (including many from Pt Dhruba Ghosh himself), please do check out Nicolas Magriel’s sarangi website. Has many personally recorded meetings with these sarangi masters.

[@mintu29apr]

Mesmerizing is the word .

[@srikanthkota9317]

Thank you

[@vsequence]

You guys are number 1

[@amitavabanerjea1]

Random fact: Dhruva’s father was Shri Pannalal Ghosh, a famous flautist who was a student of sarod maestro Ustad Ali Akbar Khan’s father, Ustad Allauddin Khan. Dhruva’s brother was a tabaliya.

[@trends2morrow107]

Sarangi is also played in solo music..on sad occasions

[@bendaud4563]

Kaushiki in her interview told you guys Sarangi was her masterYou

[@therockstar5027]

Even Indians got to know many things scoz of ya videos

[@bendaud4563]

Kaushiki in her interview said Sarangi was her favorite instrument and Ustad Murad Ali Khan was the master. She advised you to download his program from KZbin,

[@rajeevgangal542]

Doesn't "Thade Rahiyo" for Pakeezah have an excellent example of the sarangi at the very beginning? Maybe react to it as it's classic song and movie as well...

[@mayur7164]

React to 'Sur niragas ho Mahesh Kale Sur nava dyas nava'

[@anukritimishra2729]

uff..such a gem .

[@abirpaul3146]

How was it? Rick - totally involved, loved it Korbin- biting nail, scratching beard

[@amitavabanerjea1]

Have you done any episodes on sarod? That’s the Indian adaptation of the rabab. It has steel strings, no frets, and is played with the nails of the index and middle fingers.

[@venkataramanarao3067]

Please watch some of the karnatic vocals of M.S. Subulakshmi

[@deepakvaishnav8191]

Masterclass

[@SouravDuttasobujerkone]

React to a song named "Kajar bin" from Coke Studio India by Karsh Kale, specially based on Sarangi and Tabla

[@hattobachogaming2316]

He is Legend

[@hindimovieadmirer6025]

Sarod. You please do watch similar video made by ustad Amjad Ali Khan. Sarod is also an Indian instrument.

[@sunnyking5116]

Soulful

[@1708rin]

Its a masterclass

[@vidushisingh3905]

Movies:- 1) Sangam (1964) 2) Purab aur Pashchim (1970)

[@ashoksriyan7723]

Tollywood 😎😎

[@JaskoonerSingh]

this will be good

[@sabanathanasaippillai1053]

New! Instrument 🎷🎷🎷🎷🎷