"Raga Piloo" - Ravi Shankar & Yehudi Menuhin

[@rajuchekuri8331]

When I was struggling with depression and loneliness it's these two artists and the Peeloo raag that used revive me again and again, morning, noon, evening and night. Indeed after 7 months I was healed and walking. That was 1978-79.

[@deyruptanu]

Still inspiring young generations.

[@georgeplagianos6487]

Some nice testimony.. music is like medicine for our soul. Thank you again for your comments stay well and inspire others because they're so negativity out there it's good share this. Thank you very much

[@davidalley4451]

I was 16 when I purchased this recording. It's never left me.

[@paulkansteiner5392]

Bought it around 1967.Still have it.

[@rudy103069]

I'm guessing that you are 68-69 years young in the year 2020?

[@paulkansteiner5392]

Ha!. Almost. 74.

[@rudy103069]

@@paulkansteiner5392 right on!

[@jackotheman347]

I will always remember the live performance of these two masters performing this Raga at Southwark Cathedral, London many moons ago!

[@sonalirodrigo7601]

Soothing instrumentals

[@parulkumar1057]

@@sonalirodrigo7601 Really soothing instrument, I don't know how 14 minutes passed.

[@ignatiusfrancis5657]

Simply the GREATEST MUSIC I Heard !!! SIMPLY DIVINE !!! Yehudi Menuhin & Ravi Shankar Gods of Music 🙏

[@srabonodhara]

This long playing record........ My priceless treasure

[@rudy103069]

can you sell it to me?

[@kh23797]

A one and a half hour concert featuring this raga played by Ravi's daughter Anoushka and Patricia Kopatchinskajais can be found here on KZbin. It is sheer magic.

[@michaelstearnesstearnes1498]

I've watched the video performance more times than I care to remember. How I wish that the two of them would record an East West album. I have had the good fortune to see PatKop in concert. Just like Anoushka she is a force of nature.

[@kh23797]

@@michaelstearnesstearnes1498 As you can see, it's a year since I commented on the performance. Come to think of it, what better way of using up a chunk of tomorrow morning than to rewatch it to ease the lock-down blues?

[@michaelstearnesstearnes1498]

@@kh23797 Thanks for your nice message. One of the things that impressed me was the rapport between the two women. Both musical and personal. Perhaps it was the special occasion which created it. (Please overlook the redundancy of my last name. It was a tech. error.)

[@Nemo.57]

That’s a Gem indeed.

[@swastikchatterjee3591]

This is masterpiece.. 3 master together, they proved that the legends only born once ❤❤

[@pushpitarath9236]

Rightly said.....only a few blessed ones are able to truly enjoy and appreciate classical music. I am grateful to hear such great maestros!!

[@tapomitaghosh]

Legends are born only once, and so are their masterpieces! These 14 mins can make anybody forget all sorrows and ebbs of life.

[@RF_HS28280]

my grandfather pt ravi shankar loved u so much dada ji

[@TheChaNar]

My 21st. birthday present from my Dad, my greatest role model. This album should explain why...

[@briandonohue8132]

Sublime beyond description; almost intolerably beautiful. This work in particular sits on the same shelf with the eternal masterworks of the entire 20th. c.: as daring as Stravinsky's Sacre du Printemps and as profound as Bartok's Concerto for Orchestra.

[@debbieockey676]

COLOSSal clashing and reweaving, birth disaster,rekindling, kali trounces about, who can fathom such grandeur sublime

[@sarangkulkarni5751]

I have this on vinyl. One of my most treasured possessions!

[@inderneilboseroychowdhury]

👍 👌 Yahudi 🌟 Ravi.. Thank You for bringing this piece out on KZbin..

[@tejasnatu90]

It rarely gets this big. The best of Sitar, Violin and Tabla !!

[@subratachakraborty2955]

I never forgot the sweet tune in the universe.

[@JaiminRajani]

Heavenly.

[@ankeshbedekar9776]

Divine piece of melody ❤️

[@josephspence4901]

This is excellent and nice music. I really love the harmony and melody. It's very relaxing and give a sense of tranquility to the soul. It's also very mind refreshing and calls for a soothing drink while listening with your feet up and mind at ease, one of my most favorite relaxing position. I like the quality of stimulating taste in the tune. This is great background music also for practicing meditation and tai chi. The rhythm is uplifting and relaxing at the same time. One could even dance to this tune in a dazzling manner. This is awe-inspiring artistry. Blessings always!

[@rudy103069]

I love to smoke a big fat joint whilst this music is playing and having my member and nut sack licked and sucked. So soothing.

[@michaelstearnesstearnes1498]

I recommend the KZbin performance with Anoushka Shankar and Patricia Kopatchinskaja It was given in Berlin for the Centenary of Yehudi Menuhin's birth.

[@sagnikpaul233]

You wanna relax while listening to this ? I understand. But as an Indian Classical Musician, this music often gives me anxiety. I will probably never be as good as them. ( I play Indian Classical Violin.)

[@chenipoda]

This duet seems made in Heaven played by Angels

[@rudy103069]

have you've been there?

[@rudy103069]

@Kaushik Kurudi Sounds like it was awesome!

[@Arya_22455]

The most appropriate & precise word to be used is "Gandharv" rather than calling them as Angels.

[@rudy103069]

@@Arya_22455 but im a skraeling?

[@Arya_22455]

@@rudy103069 What I meant was Gandharv is the appropriate indian word which is used in our ancient Indian Hindu scriptures like what the other Abrahamic faiths call like Angeles because there is a lot of difference between an Angel and a Gandharv. Gandharva's are the person who are singers and musicians in the materialistic heavens for the Demi god's because according to our relegion there are many different types of heavens ranging from the higher spiritual heaven where a soul attains liberation or moksha (Indian word for liberation) by freeing themselves from the cycle of birth and death by the almighty lord called as Paramatha ( Mahavishnu or Lord Krishna or lord Shiva) and materialistic heaven is the one where Demi god's reside where Gandharva's perform music and the heavenly nymphs called as "Aparas" dance.Th Indian culture, Classical music & dance and Indian Arts all these are originated from the materialistic heaven . The Indian spiritual process , worship, Prayer,Higher order thinking and the inventions like yoga (which is for engineering of mind and body) are practiced by great sages or by great men or women to attain the spiritual Heaven and to immerse into the omnipotent almighty.

[@ritabiswas9536]

Excellent. My mind is filled with joy.

[@sukumarbanerjee3496]

It's Heavenly

[@davidesantini2822]

De lo mejor......

[@prabhashdas3589]

Excellent performance

[@TatoKaloper]

Un virtuoso con una técnica depurada que se amolda a cualquier.estilo bien sea el jazz o el blues inclusive el rock hay que escuchar con mucha atención grande menuhin Tato de maldonado

[@MB-tx6di]

Seems created in Heaven

[@BeeBee-kk9bv]

im transported to heaven

[@bhooshanachalkar166]

Beautiful Music , lovely music !

Fırat 50 seç****repeat forever

[@elpoderdelasgalaxias]

Out of this miserable world of us.

[@xaviganjam]

great ¡¡ listen again :)

[@TheSomnathchatterjee]

Love this

[@abhijitgoswami9145]

All were God gifts.

[@vangvieng1]

Tis wonderful

[@sudhirmalik2021]

Sweet

[@skchopra5691]

Divine music

[@hamidgeramifard9736]

love too much

[@conglu6506]

une merveille.

[@user-a9600]

divine

[@putchanarasimham3013]

This must be the version I heard some one play on violin 32 years ago. I only remember it to be rag piloo but couldn't find it in many searches for years. I stumbled on this by chance this morning. I will never let it slip. Unfortunately it cannot be downloaded. Let me know if there is any source. It is simply divine.

[@alanrees3087]

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[@maharudrahrishikesh3881]

You can download the video using "Clipgrab"

[@VyasAnand]

Putcha Narasimham yes you can buy his box set

[@rajeevnayansarthi1847]

Listen and listen

[@chaseomb9733]

Track is lit

[@RobertPau]

Globalist approach to "Dueling Banjos."

[@fankooshaloosh6062]

Who is listening to this in 2020!!

[@cbkcnkfgchjch6790]

04/12/2020

[@genie42078]

2021

[@deyruptanu]

2021.

[@420RyanBruce]

2022

[@andysmith8902]

2023 (Several times every year since the early 70s)

[@Cosmicblast77]

Bliss. 😊

[@prashantd6252]

What's the name of the tabla vaadak? Is it ustad Allah rakkha

[@tapomitaghosh]

Prashant D yes it's Ustad Alla Rakha.

[@Nemo.57]

🙏🙏🙏

[@hamidgeramifard9736]

love so moche

[@januszdurolek7594]

Das interesant miszunk muzyk 👍

[@shivamumbai1]

🙏🌹🧘‍♀️🦢🧘‍♀️🌹🙏

[@jiyujizai]

😔😔😔

[@leandromanuel3009]

Al fin llegue

[@garethgriffiths8577]

Watch out X factor. There time is done

[@debirmerbarrios8098]

Hi! Can i use this song in a video?

[@egbursin]

לא פחות ממופלא!

[@atuljamdar7150]

Àpaaà

[@debkumarray5337]

In my vinyl .....enchanting.

[@davidcox3452]

fascinating.....compare raga piloo by anoushka shankar and joshua bell.....

[@VyasAnand]

david cox it’s not Raga Piloo it’s note for note this piece they are playing based on Piloo

[@davidcox3452]

what is the difference?.....no improvisation?

[@VyasAnand]

david cox Yes - no improvised movements, like a Western Piece. Even Ravi Ji originally wrote it in Sargam note for note for both instruments for this particular piece and a few others (like with Jean Pierre Rampal)

[@liviaides1445]

I remember listening to an old record in the. 70ies, always enjoying it Bless the Most High for HIS talents