Raag Alhaiya Bilawal | Shahid Parvez Khan | Bazm e Khas

Experience the mesmerizing magic of Raag Alhaiya bilawal as Sitar maestro Shahid Parvez Khan and Tabla virtuoso Hafeez Ahmed create an enchanting musical journey. Unforgettable fusion of talent!
About the raag :
The main characteristic of this Raag is Vadi Swar is Dhaivat but it is not a Nyas Swar. The Nyas Swar are Pancham and Gandhar. Komal Nishad (n) is rendered between two Dhaivats like S' N D P ; D n D P. Dhaivat-Gandhar Sangati is important and is Taken in Meend. In Avroh, S' N D P ; D n D P or straight S' N D P m G R S may be taken.
Credits:
Sitar : Shahid Parvez khan
Tabla: Hafeez Ahmed
This baithak was held at the initiative of Ved Gupta as a part of bazm e Khas foundation live concerts.
The idea behind this upload is to preserve this collection of great music for all music lovers and students of Hindustani music.
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[@heikkinylund8617]

"There are too many notes here," said the emperor to Mozart. "No sir, there's just the right amount."

[@sagnikchakraborty1799]

Thanks a lot ustaadji for giving us this mind blowing khayal❤❤❤

[@positivegradient]

Beautiful, music of purity and solace

[@mehdibawa3793]

Phenomenal. Thank you KHAN SAHEB❤

[@siddharthdesai1006]

Wah Ustadji! We had the pleasure to listen to you live in Tustin, California!🙏

[@moitreyesingha5134]

Wahhh Ustadji, ❤

[@associazionemusadistefanog2058]

Most beautiful Alaiya Bilawal

[@vidyottamaarya3414]

🎉🎉😊😊touching

[@andresbonillatorres4655]

😊✨️🎶💓🎶✨️

[@heikkinylund8617]

Riksha tooting -> made in India. I met a professor specialising in Leibniz at the local bar. "You mean brahman = àtman?"

[@abdulhamidlatif128]

Masha Allah wah Khan Sahab, Allah aapko hamesha accha rakkhe Aamin 🎻🌹🎻

[@dhanushkawansekara604]

🙏♥️

[@rsamurti]

Yamani Bilwal? N R G movements not permitted in Alhaiya Bilawal?

[@associazionemusadistefanog2058]

Interesting remark

[@heikkinylund8617]

Which is more consonant, third (5/4) or sixth (5/3)? Pythagorically, sixth, because 3 < 4, but I think third.

[@heikkinylund8617]

How about an electric bass going S P or whatever, instead of the tânpurâ?