Raag Bhairavi - Stornoway - Roopa Panesar - Dalbir S. Rattan

[@mohansequeira3236]

I am thinking what kind of a fool I am! Being an Indian, never thought of exploring such divine music, yoga etc. Now at the age of 53, after having a mild heart attack I am looking at life and the bliss of being born in this great country called India. Namaste.

[@boriyabarua9455]

Same here

[@mohansequeira3236]

@@boriyabarua9455 better late than never

[@amarkumarrai6133]

@@mohansequeira3236 Same was the feeling with me dear. But I realised and started learning Flute at the age of 47. And now I think thatit can be learnt and enjoyed.

[@mohansequeira3236]

@@amarkumarrai6133 really superb. God Bless. hope to see a similar youtube video of yours soon.

[@prabhakartewari1741]

Amar Kumar Rai . I have same feeling, living away from India and didn’t get much into Indian music and Yoga etc, now at 70 learning to play Bansuri E scale...!!!!

[@ayushiagrawal5195]

My newborn baby sleeps only after listening this... Thank you so much for this masterpiece ❤️

[@SouthAsianArtsUK]

How lovely to hear that. Thank you for your sharing 🙂

[@Proreeler-p4f]

​😢😮😮😮 15:31 😊😮😮😮😊😮

[@monicanath4859]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼♥️

[@chandermsharma]

You made me laugh so hard. Baby understands that this is what can relax him. He will be a great musician one day. Mark my words

[@ayushiagrawal5195]

@@chandermsharma I hope so even I like playing piano 🎹

[@yashrajtejpal7153]

I am a btech student, currently in my hostel room. Listening this masterpiece at morning because I woke up early today. It's great.

[@GAUTAMPANSARE]

You should develop a habit of getting up early morning & listening to Indian classical music & doing yoga.

[@pandorasboxpictures]

❤❤

[@SouthAsianArtsUK]

That's wonderful to know! Best of luck for your studies. Hope you enjoy more such music on our page

[@territorial.io_player]

a man of depth and culture

[@gopalkhatiwada8670]

अति आनन्दायी संगित धून । जय मा सरस्वती ।

[@megamondocane]

Beautiful music! I'm so glad to discover other great Indian musician apart Ravi & Anoushka Shankar, Nickil Banerjee, Hariprasad Chaurasia, Zakir Husain. I"m fond of Indian music and spirituality from more than 40 years. NAMASTE for all who love Indian culture. From Bucharest, Romania.

[@weareallbeingwatched4602]

Vilyat Khan

[@karateamrit]

Listen to bismillah Khan's bheempalasi, vocals of ajay chackroborty and piu Mukherjee

[@swanubal508]

woah love to see that you guys enjoy it...try kaushiki chakraborthy

[@pappuchak8605]

@@swanubal508 KC has not reached upto the level mentioned in the comment... His father falls in that category...

[@Zenith681_JpC.bstno.x]

🙏🙏😊

[@alcrow1458]

The raw beauty of this makes want to laugh and cry at the same time. I must be insane. I am not Indian, just a white guy in Canada. I have been practicing hatha yoga for many years, due to terrible back pain I took it up. It was hard but it fixed my back and led to inner focus and a better life. Thank you India for spreading your wisdom to the West! We love you!!!!

[@SanjayPatil-zi7rp]

Try for meditation ,you will get rid from your problems

[@monicanath4859]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼♥️

[@pratikmanavi]

The manner in which you expressed shows how broad minded you are as a person. I wish to learn to accept the positives of other cultures from you. 💯

[@ndxtrips7417]

Lots of love and blessing from spiritual India ❤🙏

[@vucsi]

Yoga teaches us gratitude that is the simplest yet the most insanely intricate feeling you can ever experience. A fellow practitioner 🙏

[@sanjeevvaishya742]

I am in Melbourne and working from home for most of the days in week. This afternoon I finished my meeting and suddenly i found this one. What a powerful performance. I got fully energised to go back to focus on my work again. Thanks!

[@thomasaltom1442]

So, not only Ravi & Anoushka Shankar. Gorgeous Indian music. This piece is also fantastic peaceful. I am totally overwhelmed. Thank you with all my heart.

[@patarnababan6440]

So many masters,Vilayat Khan , Nikhil Banerjee, Shahid Parvez...

[@lastweekofindiatonight-rav898]

yes, in every indian street you can find the diversified musicians like this. because music or Art is not passion here but it is Devine!

[@anutapabhattacharya7541]

@@lastweekofindiatonight-rav898 not only in indian streets but music is everywhere of this world, we try to collect and deposit them.Music starts from folk songs.

[@MK-yj7pn]

Check out Niladri Kumar. His vibratos are next level on sitar.

[@MrAbhiabhi7]

@@patarnababan6440 good choices! :) I came here to recommend Pt. Nikhil Banerjee and now I have to search for Shahid Parvez's music. :)

[@muzammilkhan382]

Who is 20 years old or less and listening to this ?❤

[@mdsajibhossain2758]

👍👍👍

[@ShiduzzamanEmon]

❤️

[@mohammedsami9996]

I'm 17 yrs old and I'm listening to this

[@sasraddhamedda7672]

14 years old

[@evelyn762]

72. A great gift to and from inspired humans . A great blessing bestowed on all who listen to such devine music.

[@sundutt6205]

Me, at 56' just after a brain stroke, confused, least motivated... happened to listen this music today!!! So soothening!! Do not know anything about classical music. But, somewhere a feeling come.. to learn the music...

[@theliberationstation8457]

listen to rudra veena music. it is the oldest string instrument from India. to me nothing compares. the most soothing and meditative.

[@prp3231]

Hail sanatan dharma! Another example of great music derived from the Saama Ved. I bow down to Goddess Saraswati for bestowing music, arts and science, a lot of people are playing your music today. Yoga, Ayurveda, reincarnation, vegetarianism, karma are some other concepts that are spreading through discovering this music. Humankind is discovering the need to adopt a plant based diet which the holy, glorious, infallible Vedas have always promoted. This shows the Vedas are perfect. Thank you for the upload. Blessings.

[@shibashismukherjee4426]

Amir Khusro invented Sitar. The great sufi.

[@MK-yj7pn]

@@shibashismukherjee4426 The addition of Tambur happened around Khusrow's period, the instrument itself had existed before that. Pundit Ravishankar also doesn't believe Amir Khusrow theory. Tambur related instruments were surely used by Khusrow, but there is no historical mention that indicates it was a Sitar. Another case is the Tabla, many attribute it to Khusru (not same as Khusrow). However, temple carvings from 7th century and the Bhaja cave paintings show that the instrument already existed. In any case, in my opinion both the Sitar and Tabla are fundamentally Indian instruments and the themes played are more Indic than Islamic.

[@ambhat3953]

@@shibashismukherjee4426 Fake history. Even if we assume its true, he invented by influence of sanatana dharma music practice, not by influence of his bacchi-chod mohd cult.

[@smitamudgerikar9756]

I can’t understand why people resort to alcohol and drugs and what not, when ecstasy is so easily available in such music!

[@westjes639]

good point! I'll bear it in mind :)

[@ashwanikumargupta655]

Absolutely right mind and soul relaxer our indian classical music 🙏💐💐🌹🌹

[@Jiffythesquirrel]

Because they live in their own illusions

[@shehryar221]

OR do drugs and listen to this - best of both worlds

[@KM3LSA]

very well said,

[@SvetlanaTulasi]

My absolute favourite Raag Bhairavi performed so flawlessly, first in Rupak Taal then in Teentaal... Bravo

[@Kvish20]

Yes it's amazing

[@m2amod]

Hey your fan this side love your dance

[@shadow_of_4th_dimension]

I am big fan of ur dance ma'am. I have watched your performances in Ukraine's got talent. Amazing.

[@LodhSourav25]

@F. LaMotte You got that right🙏

[@aashay8552]

@F. LaMotte Yes! the teentaal starts at around 10:26 and is a rhythm of 16 beats. He changes tempo at least 6 times to reach around 240 bpm around the end!

[@shriramjadhav7891]

I was totally disturbed with my social media and phone addiction problem. I locked all my apps and just kept listening to this and few more Classical Music played on Veena. Today is the 11th, I have used mobile only for important and urgent tasks. I seriously have no words to describe the beauty and melody of this music and also not able to express the gratitude for practical help it did to me when I needed it the most. Jay Maa Saraswati. May Bhagwan Krishna give good helath and oppulances to all such great artists. Thank You Roopa Mataji. Jay Hind.

[@Proreeler-p4f]

😮😮😮😅😮😮😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😊😮😊😮😮😮😮😮😮😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😢😮😅😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 16:15 😮😮😮😮😊😊😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😊😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮 16:21 😊😮😮😊😮😊😅😮😮😮😮 16:26 16:26 😮

[@bandicoot5412]

I made it into a land line, only, when necessary, you're not alone.

[@quazialam1]

Classical music is not for everyone. Devotion, patience, inspiration, time and engagement are some of the qualities that are needed for you to understand and get involved to make yourself stand out of the crowd. Enjoy Indian classical music at its best.

[@shibajimajumder7742]

Excellent say

[@quazialam1]

Thanks Shibaji, interest is grown, it cannot be taught.

[@ilonapeterson1573]

@@quazialam1 ... the way of introduction is sometimes key. I am grateful of how lovingly i was introduced to this...

[@quazialam1]

@@ilonapeterson1573 ……agreed. Eventually getting to the point.Thanks.

[@nassir1]

With this melody, I travel to my childhood and come back, a 23 minutes journey that reviews 60 years of life with all ups and downs in each note of tabla and setar. Thank you very much.

[@venkataramarao6788]

Long journey

[@onemorelevelup]

What a beautiful description of your expereince.

[@lll2282]

its sitar(tritantari veena), setar is persian instrument

[@vv6533]

*Sitar

[@walterungerer3210]

Thank you. ❤️

[@bodhramdeo6655]

What a gem indeed...her virtuoso is matched by the expressiveness of the tabla player...you can tell they're both enjoying themselves.

[@ramnathpai5698]

What she played was raga Bhairavi. This is basically the ending or to say a vote of thanks raga. I love this one the most cause it's this raga with which we pray to god for bestowing us with the fruit for all our prayer. Similarly we have the bhoop rag which is the beginning of a prayer. Every raga has its own value in indian classical music. Her composition mesmerizing.

[@chetanpai8150]

Yes.

[@dionysiospomonis4808]

🌅.... heavenly... ☀️🪔

[@vsubhuti]

God delusion by Richard Dawkins read it please

[@ramnathpai5698]

@@vsubhuti for me there is no delusion, I pray to those who walked this earth in full flesh n bone. U cannot choose ur birth nor ur death. That's enough for me to pray / go to someone who hold more power. Creator no creator make zero sense to me. Also on atheism I don't need to refer any foreign author when my own religion has so many n written thousands of years before.

[@musicvideo5418]

Yes Bhairavi is one of my most favorite Ragas. Most mehfils (music performances) end with Bhairavi. It evokes such longing to reach the divine. Just maintaines the lingering connection at the end till the beginning of the next mehfil. Very symbolic.

[@awaisMSDC]

I am Sindhi from Karachi and I have listened to this raag several times, but tonight it is 2:50 am here and currently, I am in the office totally tired after the Uni Exam, my research work and then these Office hours. In this mentally exhausted condition generally, I listen to Abida ji our native legend but today I suddenly recall this song in my memory and consistently listening to this has made my day by eradicating stiffness and stress of the entire day. Thanks a lot for this Soothing and Healing Raag.🌾🌹

[@SunnyKumar-hj4iy]

Your Raag Bhairavi makes me cry as I reminisce my time spent at the lotus feet of my Guru Maharaj and His many miracles and boons he has bestowed on thousands. He is a pure soul One with God and it just takes me to Him.

[@pratcus]

This is my lullaby for today. Just imagine why late George Harrison of Beatles surrendered to Pandit Ravi Shankar and wanted to learn Sitar. I am a guitarist and like all the jaaz, blues and rock music guitar players. I think sitar is played only by licks, riffs and speed only. The sound of the instrument is a pleasure to ears. My pranam to these players.

[@subhrajyotighosh8268]

In this piece Ms. Panesar was fully absorbed in the serenity of Raga Bhairabi, EXCELLENT.

[@mridulsharma7994]

Bhairavi is the farthest thing from a lullaby. I workout to this stuff, it's highly energetic.

[@aniruddhakaryekar3539]

A lullaby ? like the sentence.

[@alexgabriel5423]

The wind in the willows, the wind playing with the leaves, Roopa playing over the strings of hearts...so gentle that we float with the leaves....toward the clouds into the sunset...

[@bhartendutavri3202]

My day starts with this. I just close my eyes and dance from within and without. Sometimes when I dive deep, it shakes me from within and I see a new me. Music augments human capabilities in ways technology cannot. I bow down to the beautiful people who make this happen.

[@nkpanjwany]

I enjoy this since years.. everyday feel fresh and happy listening this in morning while doing yoga, gives me immense pleasure..My day start with this! Luv 💞 it!

[@aniruddhakaryekar3539]

comment is poetic. are you a poet? i f yes send a poem on sitar!

[@sandessharma8195]

I'm a software dev. I listen to indian classical ragas at work while Im coding .. The concentration and the flow I get is unreal I tell you... Absolutely divine..

[@Backpackglobalvlogs]

I am living in New Zealand 🇳🇿. Listening to this masterpiece it literally makes me cry and peace at same time because I was stressed about my feelings and emotions of my family and relatives issues which sometimes their words makes me angry and I consistently thought about it. This classical Indian music helps me to calm and live in peace and harmony. Thank you India 🇮🇳

[@shahmahmoodnasiri7688]

This is a lovely performance in Bheravhi which is one of my most favorite Raag that I love so much. Flawlessly performance indeed!

[@bholabharti1898]

I m proud of being born in lndia where this kind of music and performers are there.Glory to my Maan Saraswati. Jay ho aapakee.

[@KK-gz8ms]

जिस वाद्ययंत्र को मां सरस्वती धारण करती हैं,कितना अदभुत है,ये रूपा जी ने अदभुत प्रदर्शन से सिद्ध कर दिया।महान कलाकार और महान प्रस्तुति।धन्य हो गए।

[@anupam4338]

जय श्री राम 🙏🚩🚩🚩🚩😊 आपकी हिंदी भाषा की जानकारी एवं आपका आदर भाव प्रसंशनिय है.... माता सरस्वती विणा वादिनि हैं..... परन्तु यह सितार है....🙏

[@sarveshwarsingh7732]

सरस्वती- सितार नहीं वीणा

[@davidleversha4898]

Roopa is my favourite. Her soulful, sensitive mastery is instantly recognisable and very moving. 🙏

[@GamageHemaratne]

No words to express the feelings that create in the mind when listening to this. I am From Sri Lanka.

[@pradipvyas2647]

How wonderful is Roopa..classical at its best..long live Hindustan and shower the world with divine bliss. God bless them both

[@aufgomera3965]

Absolutely overwhelming! I‘m moved to tears. Two fantastic artists playing in such harmony, what a treat!

[@jhnknws1751]

What can I even say about this performance. Roopaji, as usual, peace personified. Her slight smiling face, calm demeanour, slight swaying of shoulders as she is playing effectively gels with the rag she is playing and adds to the peace and tranquility of the music played. Dalbir Singhji is fantastic on the tabla. The silent communication between the two musicians catches the essence of their joy in playing harmoniously and sync. On the whole, it has stirred the soul and emotions of the listener which is the primary aim of Indian ragas. Absolute delight and heaven on earth. Thank you SouthasianartsUK for uploading this and sharing with us.

[@vikashyaduvanshi8501]

I'm 22 yrs old, such a an amazing in indian music ohhh!! Never know the people how many types of music play in India 😮 , all people only play & listen the song not know about how made it, unbelievable, unbeatable..... Somedays I'm very depressed, anxiety problem but that's music open my prefrontal memory of my mind, such a great person in our country... 😊😇🫶🤍

[@pravinnadkarni4578]

Sublime! Truly transcends all the mental baggage we carry with us. Congratulations Ms Panesar and Mr Ratan for such a soul stirring performance! Very well done! 👏👏👏

[@sanjayjoshi1752]

Wonderful,so calming" sitar and tabla"..I am getting my nerves back to normal and this has become my medicine .Thank Roopa and Dalbir..May god bless u for this !

[@zainabfarrukh7041]

the art and beauty of raag and karnatic music is so deep and inspiring, as a shia Muslim from the sub-continent we incorporate a lot of gheet in our recitation of hymns, and the beautiful manner of modulating the melodies (i.e: shree, marwa, malkans, lalit, etc) brings about a sense of beauty in tragedy. the story of karbala is eternal in its essence of divinity, and coupling the narration of that story through the cartic means just brings it somewhat of a justice. i seek to delve into this world of karnatic art and expression.

[@vv6533]

Beautifully put. In my opinion you being a muslim won't change your culture. Indian subcon muslims have a unique culture which is a mix of many different culture but mainly vedic culture.

[@IqbalHasan-bc9il]

I am from Pakistan. I used to listen to music from all over the world but now I only listen to sitar because sitar takes me to a world where one is unconscious and becomes such a mesmerizing which is very difficult to describe in words.

[@varanasiv.s.s.ramprasad9330]

I hv made a study on which raga I like the most and the sweet sounds and alapana from varous artists. It is amazing to be bhiravi and combinations. Very nice to listen music for over 60 years

[@subhashvasishtha-e9t]

अद्भुत और आनन्द से परिपूर्ण वादन!वाह! तबले पर संगत भी प्रशंसनीय है।रूपा जी को हार्दिक बधाई और अशेष साधुवाद! -- सुभाष वसिष्ठ

[@jasbhanwra89]

@SouthAsianArtsUK You can't deny the greatness of these two musicians. You would be hard pressed to see anyone else even getting close to these viewing numbers. SAA-UK more of these two please!!! They are very well known in the UK, let's get them a wider audience. Let the world see what a British born tabla player and sitarist at the top of their games look like!

[@soniaplahe3831]

Beautiful Roopa, heard you playing this raag from age of 8! Beautifully played. So soothing and calming. Sitar sounding at its best! Charismatic tabla accompliment, excellent performance.....have heard this over & over! The sound recording is brilliant too!

[@shrizolkar32]

Unbelievable amazing...

[@bharattanna3249]

Beautiful performance. I was surprised that it was in Stornaway in the outer Hebrides.

[@gulabraogoakar8462]

Wov resonating soul thanks

[@hmprabhu8787]

Roopa is mesmerising n charismatic. She has captivated all of us .I only wish She could b shown a bit closer. My Pranams 2 her n the Tabla player Dalbir.You both have touched the strings of our heart Keep smiling n inspiring!

[@PreetiSharma-to5fr]

Your jhala is extraordinary. Roopa ji...thank you for this composition.

[@JoeBarjis]

If human is capable of magic, it would definitely take music to manifest it. What a magnificent performance.

[@anujparihar123]

At once I thought I would write something, then I realized that no words would be sufficient to express my graitude and love for this beautiful composition. Bless you guys!

[@kitconnorsfavperson]

I love music like this, reminds me of my Haryanvi heritage Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@lll2282]

Sitar is instrument of tanseen he was hindu in mughal court of akbar they were great friends and he use to perform in mughal courts

[@RaviPunia]

Where were your forefathers from in Haryana?

[@sambit_ghosh]

@@lll2282 sitar was introduced by Aamir khusrow not tanseen

[@vugbeshbara1103]

​@@sambit_ghosh lol sitar was there for thousand of years before amir khusro, amir just invented the tabla not sitar

[@NasirKhan-bx8qv]

@@vugbeshbara1103 sitar was there in an ekthara form ,Ameer Khusroo upgraded to sey Thar (sitar) 3 strings,any how we owe this great instrument and I am student of sitar

[@devraolone5953]

सुंदर अति सुंदर रुपा बहन बुद्ध भगवान की करुणा सदैव आप पर बनी रहे। सप्रेम जयभिम नमोबुद्धाय सबका मंगल हो

[@pagla0306]

What a divine combination of Roopa and Dalbir. Just mesmerising, specially bhairabi. Indian classical at it's best.

[@nandadhuri]

For this indian classical music thank you so much, it's a blessing for us.

[@VaniDham]

goodness! every note strikes a chord within. gives goosebumps

[@hosootha]

We have such a rich heritage.only 10K people have watched this . This should be compulsory viewing in every Indian school. These two masters of the universe brought tears to my eyes. Beyond comparison.

[@vivekanand9944]

Compulsory viewing is a restrictive idea, when all I heard in this music was liberation

[@satishkulkarni4372]

Correct in every school Govt. Should atleast once a week 30 mintius class only for listening to student for their interest or liking rising and after 5 th class teaching them as per their liking or taking aptitude test and trained them in Indian classical vocal or instrumentle apart from professional education . surely this generation became healthy and mentally highly rich.

[@Dfizzleshizzle1]

It's weird because I've seen other Indian classical music videos where people criticize a players movements as being 'cocky' and taking away from the performance. Nothing could be further from the truth. I love seeing musicians that behave like the tabla player. It's so awesome seeing musicians get into their music. He looks like he is having a lot of fun, and it's honestly pretty contagious. I honestly act kind of like the tabla player when I simply listen to this music, I can't imagine how I'd look if I were actually playing it.

[@kitsukeita]

Its because some (most) of the classical Indian music is dedicated towards God, so it may be considered as 'rude' when someone expresses themselves excessively. That being said, the line between 'cockiness' and devotion is very thin, you may observe some artists like Aruna Sairam, Kaushiki Chkraborty, Dr Jayanthi Kumaresh etc and feel the devotion sprinkling and connecting with the audience. Some artists like to keep in discipline of some sorts, if you may call it so, as devotion can be characterized by 'inertia' or 'gravitas' or 'strength' of emotion as per some cultural mythological beliefs in some schools of classical music. Tl;dr its a cultural thing more than having fun or not and overexpression is avoided.

[@dons123111]

@@kitsukeita Are they in a Temple? If not then relax. I want to see more of him and her together.

[@sethuramank8158]

@@dons123111 Once they get absorbed into Music, God enters and the artist or the entire arena becomes a temple.. We need to meditate..some artists may dance like Shiva but many are meditative only..well explained by @keita Marislo thanks.. Generally percussionist are more expressive as they are catching up to flow of the main artiste !! They have a spiritual challenge on hand ..

[@ericbana191]

It comes naturally to them. They're so one with their music and accompaniment that it becomes a part of their body. The movements and gestures are a product of that. You'll be weirded our if you see Bhimsen Joshi at his absolute best, that is if you're only seeing his gestures. The music will be absolutely mesmerizing.

[@hansmahr8627]

It's the same in Western classical music. There are performers who move a lot and get really into it and there are performers who show almost no emotion while playing (Horowitz and Heifetz would be two famous examples). People often criticize the first type saying that they're making a show but in the end, the music is all that matters.

[@redraushan]

I am a simple Indian guy, I see classical music I hit like.

[@vasudevamanja2241]

Great singing. It touched my heart. I am great full to madam for being able to be blessed by Lord saraswathi to sing and pass the divinity to the needy souls of this universe.🎉🙏

[@sahyog1]

ऐसी भारतीयत संस्कृति को मैं पुनः प्रणाम करता हूँ। हम सभी इसकी रक्षा करनेवालों को साथ दें। नमामि देवि सरस्वती। 🙏💐

[@shubhampandi9561]

Bsdk hindu sanskriti h wo Bhartiya nahi

[@mallyark]

That was serene, divine and heavenly. Couldn’t have played any better.. Thank you and tubla maestro for playing at your best. Lovely.

[@drnvkmohan]

Every time I hear this performance I feel so overwhelmed. The spell that such divine music can cast on the soul transcends everything. What a performance by Roopa Panesar and Dalbir Rattan. Thank you so much for this absolutely brilliant performance.

[@Muhammadkaun]

Oh my goodness... I am totally speechless. this is so relaxing and soothing. I wish it never ends.

[@abhimauryvanshi853]

भारतीय संस्कृति में ही ऐसा हो सकता है ये राग सुनकर मन तृप्त हो गया सच में अद्भुत

[@rishi-eq8kx]

Such a mesmerising performance....I loved every moment of it. THANKS ....And Best Wishes as I look forward to more such live presentations.

[@somamaitra3916]

Both of you Roopaji & Dalbirji are incredible!!! It's just awesome!!! Thanks for the sharing of this musical piece of Raag Bhairavi...

[@karprabh]

Yes please

[@MeissnerEffect]

We all have such beautiful cultural and spiritual gifts to share amongst Humanity. Here is one, a song with tones of awe, peace and love. Let’s hope we can survive by cultivating this beauty amongst Peoples and nations. We are running short on time....

[@appa567]

I have been listening to you for at least 3-4 years and you are one of best sitar player. Wish you lot of success! Subhash Lele

[@kovilb]

Какая музыка! Благодарю что могу послушать такие прекрасные мелодии🎉🎉🎉

[@vishnujatav6329]

Really really deep and soothing. I was about to tears.

[@Jitendra_Rawat]

Yeap

[@Hemant1.]

Raag Bhairavi : Just superb. Amazing !! Thanks. You all made my day today. I respect you all.

[@prashantsingh4323]

Beautifully expressed. Touching on well known Bandish(s) like “hum ri atariya pe” and “baaju band Khul Khul jaye”. And others. I would recommend all listeners to listen to these two vocal renditions by Smt Shobha Gurtu and the legendary late Ustad Ghulam Ali Khan then listen to this again. You’ll enjoy this recital twice as much.

[@kothandaraman4498]

very nice raga bairavi music is melodious to mind and soul

[@himanshubansal9999]

I too touched hamri atariyaa pe

[@minatighosh8331]

The best versions of bajuband khul khul Jaye are by Ustad Faiyaz Khan and Sureshbabu Mane.

[@lamadawa3645]

my favorite raag, played with perfection. Speechless.

[@iskundi8027]

Gorgeous rendition of Bhairavi! Just stunning!

[@mitchellbernard5626]

সেতারের পরিবেশনাটি গভীরতা ও সৌন্দর্যের এক অনন্য নিদর্শন ছিল; শিল্পীর অতুলনীয় দক্ষতা সেটিকে আরও মনোমুগ্ধকর করে তুলেছিল।

[@rahuldavebhopal]

Stupendous. With this one (including the artist) can experience samadhi -highest level of consciousness.

[@bakersBITES1]

Wah!! Kya baat ha Roopa Ji. Thank U for sharing.

[@NasirKhan-ds9lz]

OMG - Amazing music. It’s driving me crazy. Can’t wait to listen to this live here in California some day.

[@apuchowdhury580]

The ending notes were really superb, just like clouds of feelings reaching the crescendo. Dalbir ji proved equal to the scorching pace. Excellent co-ordination. - Dr. A CHOWDHURY

[@rajpalchanni2031]

Amazing performance. Many decades ago I was a student of Sitar as my subject at GC Maler kotla. Feelings are always with music.....

[@ralphfisher651]

Wonderful, wonderful and wonderful. Also the tabla was magical.

[@omegaapr2489]

Such enchanting music. On going gift of India!!!

[@drmlbhatia]

A very tender exposition of Bhairavi. As someone else commented earlier, reminded me of my favourite Sitarist Ustad Vilayat Khan. Best wishes. and Many thanks.

[@mohammadnawab5704]

My favourite raag very good

[@Vivek-mx4rn]

I've been listening to it since it came out and every other time it feels new. I am in love with Roopa Ji. Beautifully played. Tabla as well!

[@ringoharishun7965]

Classical music at its masterful best.. .so tastefully presented...heavenly

[@ashokseth6178]

In my childhood, I remember my father used to listen classical music. Since then, I have been attached to this classical music....instrumental and vocal both. I enjoyed it a lot and sometimes I lost it in this.

[@santiagosanchezheredia6946]

God bless you dear master ,thank you for your music ,greetings from Argentina ,Kya baat hai .

[@ЮрийГречаниченко-р7ф]

Oh woman! Only You can enclose in this well-known raag so much tendernesses and heats!

[@CountsCustom001]

Iii

[@cou07]

Юрий Гречаниченко Great ! Bairavi is the soul of India.

[@pappuchak8605]

@@cou07 Correct... Tagore once described Raga bhairavi as tear drop of someone's blue eye hidden at a corner of an infinite sky... It can bind you in commotion....

[@svetlanakhodachenko3841]

Спасибо огромное. Музыка и исполнение прекрасные. Намастэ.

[@prashantdivkar769]

What a pleasant experience today I had by listening such heavenly music. Wonderfull!!!!💐👍

[@sashmair1533]

Simply devin Roopa Panaser played with my Daughter Shivani MairRajput met her in Birmingham few years ago her cirsma her strength in music sitar is very passionate and truly awesome..simply a beautiful woman and very talented and I am a huge fan of her preformance very cirsmatic indeed..incredibly beautiful 🎉

[@moussaelijahmosesndiaye]

La sitar de Roopa Panesar et les tablas de Dalbir Singh Rattan ... Un jeu très classique reflet de l’âme hindoustani ....Superbe. On ne se lasse pas d’écouter.

[@Farooqueakhan]

Brilliant .... Reminds strongly of Ustad Vilayat Khan's performances (Y) (Y)

[@rishabh2703]

same here sir ... I was listening and I felt a very close resemblance to Ustad ji's playing ... then I searched on google about her ... found out that she is greatly inspired by Ustad Vilayat Khan

[@chordophone]

incredible musicians, marvelous music, Roopa Panear is a master

[@tapankumarchakrabarti1531]

I've been in the habit of listening to Bhairavi played by this classic sitar maestro every morning.

[@Tuvis_Official]

What a serendipitous discovery!! Thanks YT for suggesting this soul-healing piece.

[@akbanerji]

Beautiful rendition by Roopa ably supported by दलबीर in Tabla. अब टोरी बांकी लो अनिया रे

[@dummymail5261]

É paz para os ouvidos. Eu amo a India. Eu gostaria de poder visitar lá e ouvir tudo isso pessoalmente para clamar minha alma. Vocês são pessoas lindas. Obrigado por isso. Uma obra-prima onde o tempo para.

[@asrinivasarao8963]

It's soothing to the heart and calming to the mind and melancholy on the whole. God bless both the souls to keep performing in the long time to come.

[@bhikhuradia5642]

💗💗Awesome. Love sitar👌. Just retired age 70 and in the recent lockdown I have started playing harmonica which gives me immense pleasure. Now I never get bored. Any music is a good therapy

[@rachanajodha111]

15:00 bliss starts here. I bow down to such legendary musicians. 🙏

[@neerajagarkar]

Teentaal main badal gaya

[@JSAGOO]

Congratulations to you both great soothing performance

[@govindarajulu-kasturi9614]

Beautiful concert Salutations to the Great Maestros God Bless Thanks

[@adityaraj-dk3dw]

govindarajulu - Kasturi Girl

[@adityaraj-dk3dw]

govindarajulu - Kasturi grjafa

[@snehalatakulkarni8414]

govindarajulu - Kasturi

[@shashanksaire]

Look at their hands moving, just amazing. And their expressions, joy everywhere! ❤

[@AniimiiMusix]

Not just roopa panesar but dalbir is playing awesome.this is combo is just more than perfect

[@mayuresh1704]

Beautiful! What a glorious performance! Fills an empty, parched mind with the monsoon of contentment and compassion!