Prof. Surinder Singh~Partaal~Raag Dhanasri Shaan

[@Naessly]

I usually listen to rock, metal and sometimes even ''pop music'' but none of my friends actually know I love this kind of music. It's absolutely beautiful

[@opus88888]

This is a kirtan masterpiece. Greetings from Mexico

[@GUNIDAS]

Raag Dhanasari is now preserved by Sikh musician only. It is a wonderfully sweet raga invoking feelings of intense Devotion. Unfortunately, this raag has the same notes as Bhim Palasi and the two raags are so similar in presentation that mainstream classical musicians have stopped singing/playing Dhanasari because they find it difficult to keep it apart from the more popular Bhim Palasai. It is is great spiritual pleasure to hear Dhanasari from expert Sikh musicians like these.

[@dwaynebock4195]

Just blown away by this music, makes me want to close my eyes and let my brain drift off into a very relaxing place. Thank you for the CD I was your shuttle driver at Sea Tac airport

[@apsmstharoo]

I don't know about others but I liked the music. It really touches your heart.

[@1montino1]

I love this song... as soon as I heard it I had to learn to play it. I studied sarod with Ustad Ali Akbar Khan, and I recognize beautiful music when I hear it!

[@vadekhasu]

Beautiful, its great to see puratan tradition of playing shaan and manglachar at the beginning of kirtan. Its a rare treat.

[@PerfectEnd13]

Truly Devotional... Music at its purest... Keep up the good work... God Bless you all...

[@MohamedGehmi]

THIS IS MAGIC

[@Singhster1]

Beautiful! kinda takes you back to our guru sahibans time, thnx for uploading! Sat Sri Akal!

[@Synergie9999]

Awesome! Shivers when he started chanting Mool Mantra! I want to learn how to play Saranda or the rabab. Rabab might be a bit easier because I also play guitar. But love the sound of the Saranda!

[@GurmatSangeetNetwork]

its only a visual aid, the real talent is behind the scenes

[@robabnawaz]

I still love it so much

[@MohamedGehmi]

this magic

[@holistic1951]

very nice rendition.very spiritual.

[@t90india1]

Beautifully Enchanting........

[@japanesesen]

SO..........BEAUTIFUL MUSIC!!! I have enjoyed it immensely. Love it. I have subscribed to your awesome channel. Sending my best to you. :D

[@TansGauntlett]

I LOVE YOU, thank you so much!!

[@jelabi999]

excellant

[@soulfoodvisnu]

@Satyasheelrawal There is nothing wrong here. It's 2011. Studio recorded music to video is the norm. It does not say "live performance." The melody is culturally important, revealing influences that stretch far West and East. Even as a non-Sikh, the sentiment is strong for me. Live would be lovely, but this is a nice, clean rendition.

[@lovesikhism]

Excellent

[@GurmatGianGroup]

Good and keep it up.

[@BenJahmin108]

@Satyasheelrawal What does it matter? The musicians can play it as I an I have seen them live and its incredible. Do you realise how much would have to go into recording this live? Just appreciate the beautiful music and be thankful it is being shared for all to see the Divinity of the Naad and Raags.

[@BenJahmin108]

@Satyasheelrawal What does it matter. The musicians can play it as I an I have seen them live and its incredible. Do you realise how much would have to go into recording this live. Just appreciate the beautiful music and be thankful it is being shared for all to see the Divinity of the Naad and Raags.

[@khalsaJiKaKeertan]

Pritham rehat yeh jan , khande ki pahul chhakkae.

[@singhv5]

acctuslly i have seen them perform in pearson they acctually sound like this

[@babarishka]

Awesome music. I've played guitar for many years, mostly rock with all sorts of other stuff mixed in, but I've been getting the itch to play a fretless instrument, possibly bowed. I've checked out some videos featuring the Kemenche and Dilruba, but I'm not sure what I want to get. I hate to be a bother, but could you tell me the names of the instruments that the band is using? Looks like there's four bowed instruments and two plucked instrument (besides the percussionist).

[@overdose4sth]

if i m not mistaken its called a saranda......

[@afridi1st]

wowwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww nice very nice osam

[@Kinkerdoo]

I wish I knew the name of each instrument This is beautiful music and seems fitting, although perhaps not geographically correct, to acknowledge Ravi Shankar'a passing

[@JustClaude13]

I see them playing. They even seem to be playing the same song as the audio. If the audio has been replaced by a better copy from the CD, then that's an artistic choice, but I really do see them playing. And being weak willed, I suddenly want to have one of those rababs. I really should try to get over that bad habit whenever I see a video.

[@VALANIFS]

cud have mentioned the namesof all instruments for those who dont know much abt sikhi music tradition

[@SikhiArt]

24 dislikes because it was recorded in a studio?? LMAO!

[@Headenlarger]

does the formation called "Sikh music heritage" ? I can't find any of their recordings since the music/cd section of rajacademy website is down... Thanks

[@GurmatSangeetNetwork]

Kind Notice: Please refrain from making ludicrous posts where all that is said is either lol or hahaha. If anyone has something to say then speak out instead of leaving stupid comments. regards GSN

[@pen5764]

Nice effort... needs more work though. I have seen these guys perform live and it's not the same.

[@harnek]

SO FAKE!! Straight up POOR, 1/10.