Shreya Ghoshal & Berklee Indian Ensemble - Aap Ki Nazron Ne Samjha - Vocal Coach Reaction & Analysis

‪@ShreyaGhoshalOfficial‬ and ‪@BerkleeIndianEnsemble‬ mesmerize in this stripped down, improvisation-forward version of the classic "Aap Ki Nazron Ne Samjha!"
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[@dharmeshparikh7837]

Her Berkeley masterclass is also interesting. You would like it how she uses different techniques and expressions based on the mood of movie scenes and characters. It's very detailed and amazing.

[@pjzala1836]

Yes so good

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

I will watch it, and sure I will learn some things, thanks for the suggestion!

[@pjzala1836]

@@YourOnlineSingingCoach i have seen your singing clips they are good ❤ i love when someone who is reacting to music videos is actually an artist and not a random person😊

[@trendingstatus3810]

She is the Melody Queen of India ❤

[@bhaskarcreations8453]

Not only India She is the melody queen of the whole world...❤️

[@abhisheksalunkhe2297]

She is literally writing notes in the air by her hand and singing them at the same time

[@samridhsaras6752]

Her hands movements are completely natural based on notes ! You can see singing her live and all those intricate hand movements in other videos

[@worldpeace3862]

Shreya ghoshal ❤💎👸🇮🇳

[@i_am_afsana_sgians]

If you want to enjoy a versatile singer in every language . So the first choice is Shreya Ghoshal.. No one has been able to beat shreya ghoshal.. She is truly incredible talented.. She is a living legend.. Lot's Of love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩 SGians Army ❤️❤️

[@K8Nena9]

Is shreya bengali?

[@kakuchaudhary5631]

@@K8Nena9yes

[@user-zc6ib9yw6h]

Yes she is bengali.she is from kolkata.​@@K8Nena9

[@Dr.ArbazRahmann]

Gosh .. I had goosebumps when you adequately found that improv at 12:00. I just did not expected that despite you being a genuine music scholar, you will nail it at 12:00 where sheya produced gem of improvisation for those 40 seconds .. the fact that you replayed it, not just paused, makes me absolutely clear that you are genius too! It gave me real goose bumps and I could not have seen a better reaction from anyone aksr but you - and this is kinda your tribute to real music lovers. I can’t thank you enough for making my day worth living. Lots of love and regards to an impeccable soul like you who understands and appreciate even the micro melismas and micro facial expressions along with subtle hand techniques- Just marvellous !! Respect from London Ontario !

[@Dr.ArbazRahmann]

I’m sorry that I am watching this video months after you made it. But you truly made me your fan. I am amazed by your phenomenal understanding of Indian classic music. I had no idea that you will be so apt to precisely pick out that improvisation by Shreya at 12:00 timestamp. In the original video I just kept watching and listening those 40 seconds time and again - it’s just mesmerizing. I thought that you will be giving General reaction as a music scholar, but the moment you said “let’s watch it again”, you opened the floodgates of my emotions.. because very few people today can appreciate those intricate little melismas, subtle hand gestures depicting the ongoing ensemble and the great communication from their micro facial expressions. You are genius. In an instant, when you paused the music to watch again that improvisation, I became a lifelong fan of yours. God bless you and lots of love ! Regards from London Ontario !

[@rhythmrastogi3154]

Thank you so much for this reaction and analysis. She is indeed a master. This made my day. Please do more of her 👸

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

Thank you! The song performance made my day too!

[@mindbodyexpert]

Today, after watching this video, I have become your life long fan. Period. Your commentary in this video is an epic example of how much deep understanding of music you have and anyone might have been with you is so blessed. You truly depict the qualities of a great music teacher and lover of fine art. As amazing the performance of Shreya and both the instrumentalists was, I enjoyed those subtle expressions of yours at every stage of this rendition. I can just mute the video and watch the look on your face - it itself is a soothing experience. There is a very very small percentage of people who truly appreciate and understand music and you are definitely one of them great ! I don’t have words to express my respect and regards for you ! Just fantastic !

[@pronamimukherjee190]

Very good understanding of Indian culture and classical music 🎶. Yes, hand movement is our tradition when we learn singing. It's expression of the words.

[@muditsharmaacoustic]

Many Indians move with that initial instrumentation with knowing or unknowingly because if the Indian music connection... Thats how easy and complex Indian music is...

[@pjzala1836]

Next mannipaya live at Berkley ❤

[@christinec.8107]

Yes!

[@Dr.ArbazRahmann]

I’m sorry that I am watching this video months after you made it. But you truly made me your fan. I am amazed by your phenomenal understanding of Indian classic music. I had no idea that you will be so apt to precisely pick out that improvisation by Shreya at 12:00 timestamp. In the original video I just kept watching and listening those 40 seconds time and again - it’s just mesmerizing. I thought that you will be giving General reaction as a music scholar, but the moment you said “let’s watch it again”, you opened the floodgates of my emotions.. because very few people today can appreciate those intricate little melismas, subtle hand gestures depicting the ongoing ensemble and the great communication from their micro facial expressions. You are genius. In an instant, when you paused the music to watch again that improvisation, I became a lifelong fan of yours. God bless you and lots of love ! Regards from London Ontario !

[@Dr.ArbazRahmann]

Gosh .. I had goosebumps when you adequately found that improv at 12:00. I just did not expected that despite you being a genuine music scholar, you will nail it at 12:00 where sheya produced gem of improvisation for those 40 seconds .. the fact that you replayed it, not just paused, makes me absolutely clear that you are genius too! It gave me real goose bumps and I could not have seen a better reaction from anyone aksr but you - and this is kinda your tribute to real music lovers. I can’t thank you enough for making my day worth living. Lots of love and regards to an impeccable soul like you who understands and appreciate even the micro melismas and micro facial expressions along with subtle hand techniques- Just marvellous !! Respect from London Ontario !

[@kirtigupta9753]

You must read the oldest book on performing arts, "The Natya Shastra" written 2400 years back in India. Absolutely must read if you are an artist.

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

Thank you, I will look for that! 📖👍

[@argablack7277]

Please next reaction sreya ghosal and Chitra satyam sivam sundaram please 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@arunkaushal3268]

Omg you can yourself sing so well!!!!🎉 you grasped Indian style so quick 🎉

[@Mrs.369]

Welcome to Indian Ocean the more deep you go you'll find more treasure 👍

[@rajeevrj8573]

Divine level music. Welcome to Indian music.

[@vicky63135]

Looking forward for more videos about my beloved country music. May you have a good day, mam.

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

Thank you! I’m always open to suggestions if you have any favorite artists or songs you think I should react to!

[@consig1iere294]

The lyrics are equally out of this world.

[@rawat_bheji]

She is goddess 😍😍

[@KundanSingh-wm9rx]

Beautiful song beautiful music beautiful voice I like u❤❤🎉🎉

[@dhrubapaneru6475]

Musical therapy

[@thanimayinkaadhalan]

She's a Goddess

[@kirtigupta9753]

After The Great Lata Mangeshkar and Asha Bhonsle, she's known as The Melody Queen. By the way, the original rendition is by the great Lata Mangeshkar. She almost creates the same magic.

[@NewEntertainmentworld01]

U all are rock

[@aminmeghani6819]

bhot hard bhai

[@Pragya3421]

The notes which you did from Shreya Ghosal song was amazing. I never heard any foreigner doing indian notes without western accent. 🤣🤣😂😂. Yours was in Indian accent ❤️

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

🙏🙏🙏 huge compliment, thank you! 🙏 🙏🙏

[@bhaveshpatel7042]

Shreya voice without auto tuner.

[@direwolf7491]

This song was originally sung by Legendary Lata Mangeshkar ji

[@thanimayinkaadhalan]

Kindly do more reaction videos on her life performance ❤️

[@whatsnxt9144]

The violinist killed it equally

[@sagaa4143]

That "improvisation" at 12:30 is a typical raag bhairavi phrase. Been sung to death.. Bhairavi is perhaps the only and the most chromatic raag in Indian classical. Shreya has also chosen to do some chromatic runs in that phrase.

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

Thanks, that’s helpful to know!

[@Thabadthabad]

First: thats not bhairavi at all Bhairavi is phrygian This song is mostly in B , mostly B minor , that is asavari with 7th safed. Bhairavi is Sa re ga Ma Pa dha ni Sa Which in B is B C D E F# G A B But she took the leading tone there which is A#, She starts with the 5th, thats Pa or F# and goes up as F# G A B , then goes slightly back to A# for that tension and then holds B again. Had it been bhairavi there would not be any A# thats suddh Ni , theres no shuddh Ni in bhairavi. However theres in Bhairav(b2 b6, re dha) but then theres no komal ni in bhairav. Second : bhairavi is not at all the most chromatic raag in indian classical If one has to argue, it might just be todi

[@what9606]

Can you react her munde va live its soo goood

[@shreyaghoshalofficialpage4403]

Pls react (Mere dholna) live performance Shreya Ghoshal 😢

[@panksmandali]

Please review original song by Lata Mangeshkar

[@livemusic9364]

He doesn't need ato tune ❤️

[@Infinitboundaries]

Violin guy is communicating to shreya goshal and to other musicians properly. But the guy you said, was not communicating properly. It because the violinist played a run an cued for shreya to sing, and that movement the string instrument tried to do play something weird note and violinist said, no, dont do that with his head while he playing. You can see that in the starting where she starts to sing.

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

The violinist is amazing!

[@gnani65]

Please don't pause in the middle, you will miss the essence of the song you can react after the completion of the video

[@adityasharma2k]

Plz do more reactions vid to indian music

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

Ok! 👍😊

[@d.a9979]

Thats music you can try on every device that she was singing but its god given you will never match it except it

[@Pragya3421]

I would like you to sing this song from you ✌️

[@maghamsateshkumar6355]

Hi dear you want to cry with joy listening music then you need to listen old south indian singers classical songs for mythological movies.singers like GHANTASALA,SP BALASUBRAMANYAM YESUDAS SP BALASUBRAMANIAM after hearing their songs you forget who you are..

[@DeepakKumar-bs3kx]

Sonu Nigam concert performance you will love it "Abhi mujhme kahi, please react it❤

[@musikzz9843]

React to her Master Class at Berklee. You should get more knowledge about indian music

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

I would love to learn more, I will check it out.

[@parth1211]

Pleaee listen more to Arijit songs ❤

[@nandakishorc1550]

Is that Malayalam alphabet "sa"(tatoo), on your arm?

[@YourOnlineSingingCoach]

Good eye, yes it is!

[@statesidedesi]

She sings like a violin and sounds like a flute. Too much hard work (riyaz) and decades put into this precision in art of expressing the ar 21:03 t of India classical, a bit of pop or may be sometimes jazzy vocal. Prior to her in bollywood it was provably Alka Yagnik,, kavita Krishnamurti, Asha bhosale or the greatest of all Lata Mangeshkar. I am not doing justice to other many great singers however, these are like the best 4-5 Indian/ bollywood commercial female vocalists from India. Pakistan is whole another set of great singers from the same music culture and mostly language.

[@gss6531]

If Justin Timberlake was a violinist...

[@sangitanashirabadkar8498]

Please react to Arjit singh's "Lal ishq". The link is kzbin.info/www/bejne/qabTaqSHiciLqdE

[@elevateinfinity]

Listen to the original by The late Lata Mangeshkar.

[@ramananrpg6257]

Nobody , disected Indian classical music, like you did to discover half and micro notes at " half speed " . Get an alogue ...

[@vaibhavsane2]

Next time can you try to be a little more fake in your reaction? It will be 'Awesome' ....

[@keshavdawra12]

Dont watch then

[@AnshSinghal79]

we do not expect reaction in bit and pieces,it hinder the flow and fun of everything which is being reacted upon, this is not the way how you judge on anything, be it answer sheet of school, college examination, any cooking dish you taste any singing,dance or essay competition, you judge or give your opinion on final product not in between or in middle because in that way you could neither get a look on what they are up-to nor you could be able to assess the wholesome quality of the product, i find this amazing and kind of habit that most people from west suddenly start giving their opinion stopping the program in between and some of them even do not stop the program, i do not get how one can make their opinion without letting it complete properly and listening or watching it with full attention, it looks like it is their opinion/reaction which matter most to them than program itself , whereas people from Asia mostly save their reaction for the end and even Russian do it like this which is i guess is the proper way to react on anything, i am just giving words to my thoughts, do not get offended, nothing personal, take it like a suggestion, btw your reaction is good only problem is it breaks the flow and fun of anything you watch on because many a time for many of your audience it may be the first time to get to see that program so they love to enjoy program too with you and expect reaction in the end only, hope you got my point

[@mindbodyexpert]

Today, after watching this video, I have become your life long fan. Period. Your commentary in this video is an epic example of how much deep understanding of music you have and anyone might have been with you is so blessed. You truly depict the qualities of a great music teacher and lover of fine art. As amazing the performance of Shreya and both the instrumentalists was, I enjoyed those subtle expressions of yours at every stage of this rendition. I can just mute the video and watch the look on your face - it itself is a soothing experience. There is a very very small percentage of people who truly appreciate and understand music and you are definitely one of them great ! I don’t have words to express my respect and regards for you ! Just fantastic !