Shreya Ghoshal Berklee Indian Ensemble - Aap Ki Nazron Ne Samjha/Japanese Reaction🇯🇵

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[@ronilmac111]

Must react to her Mere Dholna live performance ♥️

[@miguelspark5500]

I'm going to talk about the instruments. The one that looks like a guitar is a Lauto and the one that looks like drum is an Indian instrument called Tabla. Thank you for the reaction.

[@KotaroTsuji24]

Miguel Spark Oh thank you so much!!

[@marwalili7697]

may I ask you The first time I saw the video, I said: They use the Arabic oud Is it an amalgamation between Arabic and Hindi music?

[@nishantjorwal5873]

@@marwalili7697 both are so different.

[@SCMR_10]

Your eyes have found me worth of your love that is the meaning of main lyrics(AAPKI NAZRON NE SAMJHA PYAAR K KAABIL MUJHE) and it's a song from 1962 HINDI MOVIE- ANPADH, thanks❤ for such a beautiful reaction💜love and gratitude from INDIA 🇮🇳

[@Biharienginner9334]

Queen of Indian music... Shreya mam love u ♥️🙏🏻

[@chandru80in]

There is a lot more common between the Japanese and Indian systems of music. The pentatonic scale in Indian Classical called Mohanam has a pan-asian counterpart in Chinese/Japanese traditions. Listen to this paying no attention to its Indian context and you might be able to see the similarity - kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIXPhmqorNZkoJI Also: Shōmyō (声明) is a kind of Buddhist chanting of sutra syllabically or melismatically set to melodic phrasing, usually performed by a male chorus. Shōmyō came from India, and it began in Japan in the Nara period. Shōmyō is sung a capella by one or more Buddhist monks. The two characters: 声 and 明, literally mean "voice" and "clear". Shōmyō is a translation of the Sanskrit word sabda-vidya, which means "the (linguistic) study of language".[10]

[@subhajitpramanick1247]

She is princess of INDIAN music

[@gitameena7084]

No she is the princess of music

[@nithinsankarpnithinsankarp3603]

She is our melody queen . Goddess of music.

[@senor4430]

React to her mixtape 'Sun Raha hai rozana' Its amazing 😍

[@sanjanapandey6566]

Shreya can make my heart beat faster than anything...😍

[@PackOfWolves]

Don’t worry, everyone will stay till the end - we love long videos!

[@KuldeepSingh-ch7mg]

This song is from a 1962 Bollywood movie originally sung by the legendary Lata Mangeshkar who is undoubtedly an idol for great singer's like Shreya Ghoshal and other legends. The original song is even more beautiful bcz Lata Mangeshkar has an exceptional voice even though she is now 90 years old still her voice is incredible pls react to lata mangeshkar

[@sachinnamdev7200]

Lots of love❤ from India🇮🇳

[@PatSen]

Hi Kotarosan! It’s lovely to see heartfelt reactions to Bollywood songs and especially to Shreya Ghoshal. And I’m sure you will get many requests from folks. Most of it will be ghastly 😀😋, but some will be good. What you’ve heard from India is really film music and that is categorised as ‘easy’ music (sugam sangeet) here in India. Then there is semi-classical music in which there’s thumri, dadra, chaiti, ghazal, natyageet and more. However, the fountainhead of it all is classical music of which we have two styles. To contrast Shreya's skillful and controlled playback singing, here's a full-throated singing style of an rigorously trained classical singer. It’s a unique flavour of a devotional song found in India....the romantic (even erotic) devotional song. The singer is a very fine classical artiste, Aarti Ankalikar-Tikekar. Here she’s singing something that would be termed semi-classical. You’ll find lots to comment on about the way Aarti San uses her voice. kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6KrXoehgJ6Bic0 Beyond the ability to sing is the ability to use the effortless mastery of singing to explore emotions and abstract concepts. You will get an introduction to that through the links of the classical masters below. The notes will give you the context. Enjoy! In case you are curious to know more, drop me a line. Cheers! Pat from Mumbai Ravi Shankar explaining ragas kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmHJhIiFnsalZs0 Note: ragas are categorised in many concurrent ways. The emotive categories include: - by time of the day (more accurately by ‘prahar’ which are three hour clusters. Hence 1 day = 8 Prahars); - by the 9 rasas or moods (here en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rasa_(aesthetics)); - by season (6 seasons: grishma, varsha, sharat, hemant, sheet and vasant) Other important ways of classification are mostly technical. You may want to know about two of these: by thaat and by jaati; the classification by raaganga is fascinating too. What is dhrupad? kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHOwm4SamZulmqs Note: this is the most ancient form of classical music in the subcontinent. Carnatic and North Indian classical music are derived from this fount. Some North Indian khayal-singing Gharanas like Agra Gharana and Gwalior Gharana rely more on dhrupad for defining their style of music. The other gharanas are less so. What is a raaga? kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXPXd6dpfbqeipI Note: swara is not a note in the western musical sense, ie. it’s not a fixed frequency. The swara changes it’s frequency based on the needs of the raaga. For instance, the ‘rishabh’ swara of Raaga Multani is higher than usual. And there are many such raagas that need higher or lower swara. It’s best to understand swara as a small and defined melodic space. But not a fixed frequency. These higher and lower musical *tones* are called ‘shruti’. They cannot be played on discrete-note instruments like the piano or the harmonium. Some maestros in vocal music: Surshri. Kesarbai Kerkar: [raga lalit, time - dawn] kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGKriZmLZdKIpJo Ustaad. Amir Khan sahab: [raga marwa, time -early evening, possibly the most contemplative recording in existence of khayal gayaki. Raga Marwa's mood is that of an elderly person looking back with sadness at the regrets in life but without being maudlin. There is tight control on emotions] kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIe0dWR4l9GsgNk Ustaad. Bade Gulam Ali Khan sahab: [raga sohini, same swaras as Marwa but totally different intent. It conveys restlessness that comes from non-consummation and peevishness even, from the film Mughal-e-azam, time - late night] kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6DFYnyVfsuYm5I Gaan Saraswati. Kishoritai Amonkar: [raga ek-nishad bihagda, time: midnight, one of my favourites. It's a live recording from a mehfil and a youthful Kishoritai, probably from late 60s. A mehfil is usually a small intimate gathering of rasiks (aficionados)] kzbin.info/www/bejne/aGLLdGSjgZuhe68 Pandit. Kumar Gandharva: [raga desi, time - late morning, its a complex raga, one of my personal favourites. Its emotion is that of a person pleading to be heard, a person saddened and feeling alone, asking for help. ] kzbin.info/www/bejne/hWizdI2gftN2fpI Smt. Gangubai Hangal: [raga asavari, time - post dawn, a powerful, haunting and plaintive cry directed at the goddess. Gangubai was a minimalist and learnt from the same guru as Pandit Bhimsen Joshi. She was less known but was utterly compelling. This is also one of my most favourite renditions] kzbin.info/www/bejne/i568lIxrjJWFmpY Pandit. Jitendra Abhisheki: [raga bhimpalasi, time: late-afternoon, this raga ushers in the evening. So the sense of looking back at the day's activities, preparing for prayer and contemplation. It is one of the 'big' ragas like Marwa, Darbari, Malkauns, Multani and Todi. Typical live performances are an hour long for these] kzbin.info/www/bejne/pHPXiXh-gdOqmck Begum. Parveen Sultana: [raga jog, time- midafternoon, lovely raga with overall romantic air with just a hint of eroticism] kzbin.info/www/bejne/nZ_UnYR_j62ceM0 There are some maestros whose voice didn't record well with the microphones of that era. Arguably the greatest of our masters, Aftab-e-mousiqui. Ustaad. Faiyaaz Khan sahab was one such. His recordings exist but I wouldn't recommend any since they don't capture even a smidgeon of his awesomeness. The present times has many fantastic, and potentially great singers. If you are interested in them, let me know. Enjoy!!! Pat from Mumbai

[@ronilmac111]

Koni Chiwa😆 thanx for reacting our Queen Shreya♥

[@Reet_Grewal]

Loved it again 💐💐

[@PackOfWolves]

A lot of the instrumental parts, and the parts where there are no lyrics and Shreya is just singing “aaaah” is ex tempor - they are making it up on the spot! They are all very experienced musicians!

[@gloriaroman6310]

Thank you so much that's exactly what it is. The history about a woman who lived in the middle of farmers land who falls in love with a rich man and he doesn't love her like her. Then finally they got met up with friends and she remembers all that time when they lived. And she singing this lovely one and He promised not let her life and put her the dresses of mother because she was a mother with him. It's a very lovely song and I really appreciate you enjoying it. God bless you always.

[@Vor567tez]

Thank you for the reaction. I really appreciate how you paid attention to details. The song is from a 1962 movie. So the music is consist of traditional and old filmy melodies. Which is why its still so memorable. The first 2 line of the song means - "your eyes have finally found me eligible for your love" and the whole song is about being greatful and content on this achievement. There is another song if you are interested then "Rozana- Sun raha hai no tu" from Tserise mixtape. It beautifully fuses 2 songs.

[@sanghamitradas886]

Please react on shreya ghoshal's 'Mere dholna sun' in her Berkley performance.

[@akshayraut682]

Please check Mahesh Kale indian classical singer, I love if you react to his some performance.

[@jagannathsardar7978]

Very nice singer.

[@preetibedi7847]

Because it is a live performance the artists have done a lot of improvisations. I think both the string instrument players are not Indian, but as you commented, western musical instruments are often used by music directors to blend with traditional indian instruments. If you listen to the original track then a lot of the liberties taken in this live performance will be understood.

[@luckysinghluckysingh5242]

Wao

[@KuldeepSingh-ch7mg]

If you want to listen to the expert of that drum known as a tabla in India a traditional Indian instrument then react to Zakir Hussain live horse running performance you can't even see his fingers he so fast

[@josegarcia-mejia3958]

Kotaro siempre me impresionas tío 🤗

[@AnshSinghal79]

Do not stop the video in between , let it complete first recollect your thoughts and then give your reaction otherwise it gets irritated people , and people will not listen to you and either skip it or will stop the video completely ,see it will be useless if nobody watches it , we know it is difficult and surprising to understand the Indian music and singing for the outsiders but it is what it is take it easy and enjoy

[@RameshKumar-du3uf]

Nice boss and the best way to kono

[@studywithvilaz647]

U look fire dude 🔥🔥 u r way better than kpop

[@narrin-na]

❤

[@susovanbasu4294]

This instrument is not drum it's Indian classical instrument Tabla.

[@digit313]

Sharya ghonsal is absolutely amazinng!!!!! from Pak..

[@nehagc]

If you liked her please listen to original version of this song ,sung almost 50 years ago by legendry singer Lata Mangeshkar "aapki nazron ne samjha".

[@In-fo-tainment]

Love from india

[@sachinnamdev7200]

You are requested to react on Shreya Ghoshal's more songs like' Saans mein teri saans mili to', ' Bairi Piya Bada Bedardi ' and many more.

[@coelstaoldum5188]

Deewani Mastaani mv reaction please !♥️your reaction was ♥️✌️

[@tuhinroy7408]

Mere dholna sun live performance reaction pls

[@humanbeing4704]

I wish you could understand the lyrics of the song too they are beautiful.

[@PackOfWolves]

If you like this, please react to “Zariya” from coke studio India! It is also a live performance, arranged / composed by one of India’s most famous musicians, the legendary AR Rahman. He combines folk music from Jordan with prayer music from Nepal - and then puts an Indian twist on it.

[@satyajeetkurrey803]

Came to india bro

[@carmenrodriguez5130]

Hello bello japones me encantas!

[@PankusainiPankusaini]

Nice 👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@user-dk6pv8cr3n]

Bro watch coke studio india and pakistan .you loved it.afreen,banjara etc.

[@ritviks5045]

The drum is called tabla it's Indian instrument.

[@askdbiz]

Man, I would've Slapped your face for pausing Shreya's perfect start.

[@KuldeepSingh-ch7mg]

Pls react to sonu nigam abhi mujh mein kahin live song. He is the most talented male singer currently in India

[@santonude2921]

❤❤❤❤❤ legent 😊😊

[@MrGentleman923]

Brother must react on incredible India video

[@biplabsarkar7230]

私も大好きよ。彼女の声はすごくいい

[@radha_8814]

My fav Japanese song is Ue o Muite Arukou by Kyu Sakamoto

[@anjalhaamid6653]

The drums u r talking about is called 'TABLA'

[@worldomania1034]

I love Japan so much due to anime 👍 And yesterday I completed my first anime series(parasyte the maxim) after dragon ball, Kotaro tsuji,bro, you have an suggestion to me to watch any another particular series please give me,I love that series so much.Atlast, parasyte is the best thing I have ever watched.

[@KotaroTsuji24]

Akira

[@worldomania1034]

@@KotaroTsuji24 thanks brother 👍

[@mimis.5139]

Bro just subscribe the channel MuseAsia and Anione... u will have loads of anime to watch.. m also an otaku from 12 yrs old😂😂😂

[@argho156]

Hi I am from India 😊❤

[@kominivikkykumar5530]

Hey it's a request please react to "sun Raha hai rozana", t-series mixtape👍

[@biswaranjanmallick7407]

Konichiwa!

[@alphdek2509]

Hi dear I have seen japanese people precipitate with our Oscars winner leydend mr Ar Rahman in ABU TV song festival 2019 u can see on you tube.

[@ashishkumarmeena7368]

React on T-Series mix tape video song by Shreya She is Just Amazing

[@deekshithshetty6438]

Please react shreya ghoshal malayalam song 'jeevamshamayi ' song

[@BarshaRaniswain-bc7fj]

That sound is of tabla instrument

[@Ajay-ew6so]

Please react Agam band songs its a carnatic progressive rock band

[@XAUGoblin]

How do Japanese people have such nice hair?

[@caroalr.a277]

:)

[@cosmictrance7777]

Hey Kotaro San, guess what there's a famous otter named Kotaro too on youtube... Check him out... He is super cute

[@KotaroTsuji24]

He is my good rival

[@masa4320]

ay man if you love Indian classical music do listen some classical music from Pakistan as well. Do listen to chaap tilak from coke studio i think youll love it.

[@protimadas3423]

This song originally belongs to Lata Mangeshkar ,pls listen to the original song .

[@mousike-dw3pb]

React to indian music more and i Like to recommend a singer harishankar south indian singer...❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@kguru5135]

not water bubble - it's TABALA

[@abhijeet.kukreti]

The drum that is used here is the Tabla. Refer this video for types of Indian musical instruments. kzbin.info/www/bejne/iZi5Z4tpgMqhfaM.

[@sreekrishna9085]

Why is the video delayed??

[@KotaroTsuji24]

Oh god. I'll try to fix it next time.

[@sreekrishna9085]

@@KotaroTsuji24 it's just that it seems a lil bit awkward, not a big issue.

[@aditikarale2131]

Great reaction really enjoyed ur reaction. Can u react to "laal ishq" by arijit singh kzbin.info/www/bejne/hqrGipJ4pseKl9k

[@faheemgaffar1938]

Though bts don't sing they are singer

[@monsterg4603]

F Chromebook the more i hear it the more i hate it