Budhaditya Mukherjee: Live in Toronto - Raag Bhairavi

Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee was invited for a sitar recital by Raag-Mala, Toronto in association with the Aga Khan Museum, Toronto in September 2016.
His final piece of the evening was in Raag Bhairavi. He was accompanied by Soumen Nandy on tabla.

[@tiarachaudhuri8219]

Truly the greatest sitarist of our times😇😇😇😇😇

[@easwarsankar]

He brings out the emotion of Bhairavi out so beautifully 🙏

[@ajr1247]

The King of sitar. The greatest living sitarist of all times. Pandit Budhaditya Mukherjee.

[@indetif839]

He can either be the greatest living OR the greatest of all times. Not both. Contradiction of terms.

[@ajr1247]

@@indetif839 It is not a contradiction of terms. It is a plausiblly logical scenario where a person can be the greateat of all time while he is still alive. That means by comparing him with others before him during his lifetime, he has been the greatest; however, no one knows what the future has on the offer. Wil he still hold the title of greatness after his death? Well, no one knows. Therefore, he is greatest living sitarist of all times as compared to those before him, not after him. Only time will tell if he will be still the greatest after his death. If you still lack the logical and linguistic capablility to fathom what I said, then you are excused.

[@indetif839]

@@ajr1247 If English is not your first language, then YOU are excused as YOUR feeble attempt at explaining your original statement is DIFFERENT from your original statement . If you had explained it in that way the first time, it would be correct. So go to an English teacher and ask them if your original statement makes sense. As I said if English is not your first language it is excusable because as a former professor it IS MY MOTHER TONGUE. (Update: my ESL teacher -friend with 20 years experience agrees with me.) So you may need so ESL training whether it is your native language or not smart ass.

[@EduardoRiter]

Certainly a treat to hear and watch Pandit ji playing such representative raag of Indian music. And what a special environment!

[@devashishshah8761]

Tabla accompaniment is also amazing

[@VinayakSharmaSitar]

He is the greatest in the row of greats. My pranams to him.

[@kovid.rathee]

Beautiful rendition!

[@prasannasohale9547]

Really a great treat to listen panditjee..we are fortunate....thanks Almighty...

[@devashishshah8761]

Aa ha! So sweet and melodious

[@mango1322]

A top Mukherjee ,,,,,, we did realy enjoyed,many thanks for sharing

[@KishoriKishor11]

Sundar.Radhe Radhe. very expert.

[@shilpapathak2296]

Wow 🤗🤗🤗

[@devashishshah8761]

Are Bhairavi and Bhairav the same???

[@FeelHarmoniqueArko]

not at all

[@sonamtenzin5757]

Bhairavi is divine feminine Bhairav is the divine masculine (Shiva)

[@easwarsankar]

No

[@devashishshah8761]

Sorry waah

[@peterblahut1823]

unübertrefflich

[@avinashchalam]

This is Sindhu Bhairavi

[@ajr1247]

Why do you think so?

[@BivasSamanta]

ufff nice

[@FeelHarmoniqueArko]

not at all sir

[@avinashchalam]

I meant the carnatic raga sindu Bhairavi sounds like this.

[@91192abhishekyadav]

This is BAAT CHALAT bandish of bhairvi by Bade ghulam ali khan