Raag Darbari - Shruti Sagar - Noor Zehra Kazim

[@DarrenSangita]

Another incredible experience on the Dream Journey. Thank you with all my heart for the great works you do in sharing the artistry and dedication of the musicians. It is our blessing to experience them through such excellent productions. 🙏🏾❤️🌏

[@harimizzra4502]

Raga darbari - probably one of the most famous, and the toughest raga to master. You can easily slip into Jaunpuri, or even Bhairavi, while playing Darbari, even raga Asavari at times. But she, is a master! Long live Noor Zehra ji! Love from India

[@noorzehrakazim1705]

So generous.Thanks

[@dvchauhan35]

Sometimes Adana as well😊

[@yoursamrit2000]

Isnt it just so awesome to have a reply directly from goddess... Noor Zehra ji... Much love and respect from Punjab India

[@kim7gwdchrregramos805]

Veena Virtuoso madam Noora Zehra, thank you for such extravagant music, we can hear you from the Philippines. Thank you.

[@shahidqadeer]

Noor Ji may you live for ever and help create generations of musician who learn Veena

[@rsitarsi4804]

I don't think I have ever heard a more intimate, arresting and emotive Darbari than this wonderful recital. Time stood still ,and nothing existed outside of this heart stopping exposition. Fabulous! My sincere thanks . R.

[@shenoyn]

The richness of this instrument! Easily the most moving darbari I've ever heard

[@Daudi514]

Jo dard aap bayan kr rahi hain shayed hm chah k bhi us hadh tak us dard ko mehsoos na kr paayen. Salamat rahiye !

[@ahsenwaheed1161]

It feels like the instrument has a life force; as if it is alive. No other instrument has such energy i must say. And such profound depth. Imagine a dagarvani alaap on this! Wah wah!

[@ermitanyo777]

When you say dagarvani, what do you mean? Dagar family's dhrupad? Pardon my ignorance..

[@seraphemcherubem6426]

​@@ermitanyo777i think he ment drupad in dagarvani style .one day may be rudra veena and sagar veen might meet ❤❤❤

[@nurulamin4403]

Not an instrument, it's a soul now; God gives us, you give to the instrument. 🙏

[@MrKHURRAM828]

یہ تاریں نہیں تلواریں ہیں❤

[@dikshakumari8155]

Wow, a gottuvadyam(used in carnatic) for Hindustani classical music. Great

[@teebeelifts8684]

کبھی کہیں اس محفل میں بیٹھنے کا خوشگوار اور دلسوز اتفاق ہمیں بھی ہو گا

[@kanwaljitsingh8391]

How composed and involved is the player

[@arifkhan100]

bilkul janaab totally

[@srd7143]

Thank you so much for preserving the ancient traditions of the subcontinent. Such a rare instrument it is! The intricacies of Rag Darbari are captured so beautifully. I can imagine Darbari being played in this instrument in the inner palace chambers of the Ancient kings at night before they went off to sleep.

[@kukurmutta]

I wish to be as graceful as she is

[@VijayPundhir]

Beautiful, I send my love from India. It is going so very well with fine details of RAGA. Wish if you were in India, i would come to your live program.

[@Gaming_Bacha]

Mam tusi great ho, amazing talent

[@MansuriQawwal]

Great rendition of raag darbari..purely blissful kya baat hai

[@arbangash9751]

Kamal kar dia. Each note hits your soul. Very grateful to raza sahib for such an invaluable invention and of course to zehra sahiba for mastering it. Hopeful for longer future recordings.

[@dharmeshgohil372]

Talented yet so humble.. Pretty rare combination these days.. Respect mam🙌 And thanks to Dream Journey and Arif bhai for regularly bringing such gems.. Wish I can come to Pakistan someday and get to listen these recordings live.. ...or u people can b our guest here in India

[@noorzehrakazim1705]

Thanks a lot

[@rizwanghazi5776]

You are no doubt a great asset for Pakistan and we love you and your dedication to your passion. Stay blessed medam.

[@MrAnupamjustb4u]

@@noorzehrakazim1705 salute maam🙏

[@noorzehrakazim1705]

@@MrAnupamjustb4u Thanks.This an old one.Playing is not easy anymore!

[@ayazmohammed3807]

Wonderful mam. Lots of love and Respect from India 🇮🇳

[@chaudharyarman8062]

प्रणाम माँ जी 🙏🇮🇳

[@atharvasagavekar5778]

This instrument needs huge attention

[@abdulsawar2548]

Every time I listened to this great rendition, my heart travels to the other dimension. The sense of loss and being separated from the divine essence since our soul occupied this physical body becomes totally transparent whilst listening to one of the greatest musicians and master of this instrument.

[@яѕкни]

Wah kia baat hy sound ki

[@piyalichakrabarti8800]

Madam its beautiful and so divine, the sound takes us to a deep ocean of music and lifts us high above the worldly negativities.

[@subhashchander8552]

Wow wonderful 😊

[@THE_ENGLISH_TEACHER_1608]

Thank you. I was not able to sleep. You brought me no mind instantaneously.

[@aliarif3540]

Incredible subhan allah

[@boogyman9038]

kiya baat hai boht khoob madam ji . it took.me to another world🙏🙏

[@TheKansen]

What a soulful instrument. Reminds me of Rudraveena. I hope more people will learn this instrument and make it mainstream. Definitely has the potential to be equivalent to Sitar or Santoor.

[@ermitanyo777]

This instrument, I think, was heavily modified by the artist's father from the traditional veena(bin) and then handed down to her. So this instrument is somewhat, for lack of a better word, monopolized and therefore available only to their family.

[@Ranjul_kumar]

​@@ermitanyo777 What can feel better for a lutheir than seeing their creation getting popularised? I think this instrument can be adopted, with cradits alongside.

[@dikshakumari8155]

​@@ermitanyo777this instrument is modified version of gottuvadyam(chitra veena) used in carnatic music.

[@vijayjagtap2301]

Another beautiful experience. And a great artist. Thanks RD

[@arifkhan100]

Sublime music

[@k2411871]

Salaam, since you own the channel. Can I make 2 requests please? The 1st: Allow KZbinrs to react to your videos 2nd Record a session with the Late Maulvi Hassan's son and his nephew, you see in the videos. They're both performing in the following video kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJrYlY1vaNJgjMU&start_radio=1

[@0anant0]

Wonderful aalap! How humble in the end!

[@narpatji]

Am not religious. But if Saraswati could be conceived as someone contemplating divinity in sur, Noor Zehra Kazim is the one. Thanks.

[@qamarasghar4875]

Mesmerising!

[@MohdFaisal-xk9do]

Allah apko sehatyaab rakhein aur jinki mehnat hai is video ko banane aur share karne mein tareef k qabil hain aap log, may Allah bless you all. From India

[@FillYourHeartWithFire]

Isn't she the mother of Noori brothers? I've heard this family invented this particular instrument... Is it right?

[@usamalali4100]

Yes, Madam Noor Zehra's father Raza Kazim sahab invented the Sagar Veena.

[@DarrenSangita]

Usama Lali wonderful information. A joy to learn of this variant of Veena! The majesty of Classical Music in all its forms is our great blessing.

[@sabgrafix]

Raza Kazim invented this instrument it's magical performance is so good

[@noorzehrakazim1705]

Thank you

[@syedraza51214]

Noor Zehra Kazim Salam Madam wonderful playing Sagar Veena I know your Father he has very huge collection of Audio and your grand father was very good friend of my grand father I also belongs tu Sitapur UP India I also know your late uncles,stay blessed yours both sons are also very talented MashaAllah I saw them in a song with you in coke studio stay blessed pay my regards to Raza Kazim sahib he is also my facebook friend.

[@noorzehrakazim1705]

@@syedraza51214 AoAlaikum Thank you for appreciating.I will definitely convey your regards to Raza.All the best.

[@kishormaknikar388]

Great job How great instrument

[@doctorindia]

So beautiful.... so soothing..... really great!

[@1ahmdalibalu]

i can say just Amaaaazing

[@hamikhan6484]

all it needs dedication .... so soothing

[@ChintanTyagi]

Life long dedication.. :)

[@bir_deb]

Oh God! Beautiful

[@TheDzenie]

And I want to donate to this forum for the promotion of classic revival endeavors

[@TheDreamJourney]

Thank you! You may make a donation at: www.paypal.me/dreamjourney2014

[@saifuddinabdullah7286]

@@TheDreamJourney Arif bhai, please more recordings of more raags from this wonderful lady. Her immense talent is worth cataloging on this channel.

[@ghhsj4370]

Kia bat ha mashallah Pur sooz awaz dill my utar rhi h

[@danyalzaidi6342]

Beautiful

[@wmrajput]

This was so soulful. The instrument has such deep resonance which is suitable for darbari. I have listened to her a few time, every time without tabla, dont know why...

[@rajawaseem6243]

Love love love 💖💖💖💖

[@ghazal.ahmed.nazir765]

This one is the genuine rag

[@know-how786]

bohat hi shandar, wah.

[@gauharansari8164]

darbari is my one of favorites music types. this instrument is so big and heavy.

[@AhmedIbrahim-ei5vb]

Thank you Zara g. How lovely...

[@subhashchander8552]

Maa love from India

[@Bighappy123]

Wha wha totally emotional sound veena sagar great play

[@abdulsawar2548]

If you don’t cry when listening to this then there is something wrong with your heart!

[@smizaki5482]

Bravo!

[@moeenshaikh271]

Awesome extra ordinary mom

[@aimaljaan8940]

thank you Arif sb 😊💓

[@Gaming_Bacha]

How involved she is while playing

[@SanyamKaushal]

Just liked at 15th second of starting of this video.

[@Nawadazhahs]

Arif Sab you are doing such amazing work . I wish to be a part of your journey. ☕

[@Kenkalsi]

I do know nothing about Rags but its peaceful.

[@moeenshaikh271]

Out Class super

[@Loveboparai1313]

Wow amazing

[@muhammadanasrazakareeminaq5050]

واہ، ماشاءالله👌

[@LearnChemistry]

Wa classical music 👌👌

[@DanishAli-uu2ko]

Amazing

[@imransherazi1216]

subhanAllah 💛

[@Kenkalsi]

India should open Visas for Music Masters.

[@nuzhatahmar9281]

I want to learn this instrument

[@GovindShyamalam]

❤❤❤❤

[@globalundergroundto]

I have seen some old videos with Fareed Ayaz / Abu Muhammad, and I could swear to god I saw Canadian money! How can we get any info on local Toronto qawali events?

[@sought84]

globalundergroundto maybe go to Pakistan and pay them in Canadian dollars ?

[@globalundergroundto]

@@sought84 thanks for your valuable input.

[@syedirtazahassan866]

For Fareed ayaz shows u can follow their facebook page.

[@chanchalchakraborty3953]

🙏🙏🙏

[@hrushikeshbhadane2413]

Name of the instrument?

[@kishormaknikar388]

Respect mam

[@яѕкни]

Amaing sound

[@TayyabAliTayyab]

Good

[@gouravtada]

Saadhuvaad

[@nadirshah5991]

So soothing, but never understand how people differentiate between different Rags, i'm totally illiterate in music, but like all the classical rags equally.

[@qa2623]

The difference between jaunpuri and darbari is the pronunciation of"Ga". In darbari it's a bit long

[@MrSarosham]

This is Darbari..??

[@jamesaron1967]

This sounds like a base Vichitra Veena.

[@Intebah]

Instrument?

[@TheDreamJourney]

It is a kind of a Veena called a "Shruti Sagar"

[@suganyar971]

What Veena this is

[@TheDreamJourney]

Sagar Veena or Shruti Veena

[@saifuddinabdullah7286]

In ka koi shaagird hai? Somebody has to learn from her.

[@BazmeQawali333]

آتنگ

[@AmjadAli-jd4ty]

Hardly any buyer of these gems in Pakistan ... Sorry! For true appreciation she should migrate to India like Barey Ghulam Ali khan, Mohammed Rafi Sahir and many likes them.

[@wmrajput]

While it sounds amazing, it appears, this will never develop into an instrument of full calibre. I have listened to her many time, she never plays with rythm and I think that is because she is sliding the metal thing in her left hand to play notes and basicaly the only thing she can do is do slides and slow meend alaaps

[@noorzehrakazim1705]

Sorry I cannot address you because of your ID! Saagar Veena appears to be a continuation in the family of stringed instruments.Actually it is a disconnection with the instruments that have evolved "unconsciously" uptil now.Repeatedly it has been mentioned that this instrument was the result of an emotional need to upgrade human connection with music.Which includes the understanding of the human mind,the study of instruments in their historical context,and further awareness about the human need for this art form .Just to take your attention away from your technical concern I am giving you this macro perspective .Lastly let me add the hypothetical position of the architect of this'idea':Our mind processes resonant sounds.The meaning which is nonverbal goes to the listener ,like the human voice,in resonances.Is vocal music without rythm?If the resonant musical sounds are the building blocks of music,instead of laya and Sur,(which are the essential ingredients of musical sounds),the stories cannot be told in music as exercises in musical grammar.Logically so.Now for this hypothesis to be proved the playing technique to optimise resonant sounds for the music of Saagar Veena still needs to be mastered. This reply is an overload.Pl don't bother to reply for the sake of propriety.Best wishes.

[@oroshikun5695]

What kind of Veena is this??

[@TheDreamJourney]

It’s known as the Sagar Veena

[@oroshikun5695]

@@TheDreamJourney thank you

[@appleios2564]

She is mother of Ali Noor (Noori)

[@Shahjeejee-wu6nr]

❤❤❤❤

[@Shalini_mandala_art]

🙏🙏

[@khumarnama4793]

Instrument?