Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan | " Raag" 2014 Nobel Peace Prize Concert | Reaction

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[@kushaljain92]

Fun Fact: 'Ustad' is not a name its a title given to legends. It literally means 'Master', this is given by the musical community to those whose talent and excellence achieves the highest order. So when you see a video where an artist referred to as an 'Ustad' you know you are in for a journey with excellence!

[@RandomzzOfficial]

Ustad means teacher which also means a master in whatever they teach

[@Rosannasfriend]

His breath support, vocal timbre, and range are insane. I’ve been a fan of his for a while, I’m glad you’re seeing him. There’s something else I’m going to request of you, by him but also another group that sang with a little girl who is insane!

[@TheInfoMixtv]

Bol Hu - Nescafe Basement

[@ehsunn6494]

@@TheInfoMixtv and turn the subtitles on for Bol Hu

[@planetkaren4243]

Exactly

[@ANOOPBAL]

Also his emotion in his songs! You can do all that crazy stuff, but he makes it so musical and soulful too.

[@Rosannasfriend]

He’s from Pakistan. Latin Americans have awesome melisma as well called COPLA or flamenco music. And Irish people also have their own kind of melisma. Melisma really is an international thing.

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

Flamenco is from Andalucía, in Southern Spain... Copla too. Nothing to do with latin america...

[@MrPrav76]

@@chrisofmelbourne87 Flamingo music has its origins from India as well Rajasthan

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

@@MrPrav76 Firstly, it isnt flamingo it is Flamenco. And, can you confirm your evidence? From what I have read, Flamenco is the Spanish interpretation of Arabic music and Fado is the Portuguese interpretation. I would love to learn more if you have more information. 🙂

[@MrPrav76]

@@chrisofmelbourne87 kzbin.info/www/bejne/eaeohnuNYtaiirc

[@MrPrav76]

@@chrisofmelbourne87 That’s just one reference by the way sorry for my spelling mistake but you can go do you own research just type in on Google origins of flamenco music which was originally from the gypsies of India

[@mrexpress8002]

🇵🇰Pakistani Music is amazing. Nice reaction!

[@MegaGhool]

His performance in the coke studio Pakistan are stunning you must react to .

[@zoyagull1732]

Bro he is not from khazakistan he is a legend from PAKISTAN 😍

[@nanjipatel]

The instrument he is playing is a harmonium which is an air pump with reeds. It's used by all classical musicians and devotional singers

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

Wowwww. What a voice, I have heard of him. He is singing in an Eastern style (Like you said Nick, Melismas). Mostly Black-American Churches are the ones who developed melismas in the U.S. over the centuries, through gospel music. Basically them and the eastern style (Balkans / Middle East / Spain / India) have amazing melismas, even though they are different but both are wow. So glad you reacted to him. Su ch a voice. Wowwwwww. I love his runs, his vocal texture and tone, very emotive and bright. And creative melismas!

[@hollygranger3734]

I did not know any of that, thank you, so interesting

[@chrisofmelbourne87]

@@hollygranger3734 You're welcome. I find it interesting, that if you look at any music (Before Soul/RnB/Aretha/Etta James), eg: 1920s-1930s, runs, dips, riffs and melismas are either never used or very limited and simple. The gospel churches influence was strong in singers like Etta James and Aretha Franklin. Eg: if we look at Jazz, runs were not used, it was more linear and smooth. Controlled. Blues too. Country music too. I guess opera in Europe used some types of runs but is different to normal singing and requires lots of training. In pop music, other genres we know in the English spesking world/the west, gospel is source of these vocal acrobatics that slowly crept in and influenced everything. In the east, the rythms are based on the Makams (Rythms/Scale) of the Jewish / Christian Orthodox/ Muslim religious music, which are almost the same scales, as well as Hindu religious music in the Indian subcontinent, Gypsy (Romany) music and Arab nomadic singing. These regions have all influenced each other so much, because of empires and invasions, immigration and thus a 3000 year rich cultural exchange. This is why you can see so many types of vocal gymnastics that are similar from India to Spain, along with a yearning/passion/cry in their voices. 🙂

[@maipardhan]

Try hearing his teacher Nusrat Fateh Ali khan who was at a divine level.

[@irfanmehdi3443]

Those rifts and runs or scating (some of you call it) is actualy equivalent of solfège but in this classical form, except of do re mi so fa la ti sylables are different and here they are sa re ga ma pa dha ni. Because of first four (sa, re, ga, ma), it is called sargam. Master singers do Sargam to express the series of their notes by becoming an instrument themselves.

[@aamnahere6250]

Rahat Fateh Ali Khan is a Pakistani qawwal and singer. He was trained from childhood by his own legendary father as well as his uncle Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan who revolutionized the art of qawwali. Qawwali is a uniquely South Asian Sufi tradition. You can listen to Rahat's qawwalis, songs and kalaam's on Coke Studio Pakistan.

[@user-wo8no8iu6p]

Masha'Allah our brother is saying that he i stunned to the degree of being irked by how good it was (and that he never knew about this style of music) and has not yet listened to Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali khan, Rahat's teacher. But its ok, this style is literally native to my land, and your reaction is the same as ours was when we first heard Qawwali too. :D

[@cocosnucifera_]

He is a legendary singer 🙌

[@tayyubumer6154]

our living legend 🇵🇰❤

[@gabrieldunn7384]

He learned from his uncle, late, great Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

[@computerfile]

He’s swaying the notes he’s singing (Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, and Ni) and also telling the tabla player the rhythm by mixing in Konnakol, a form of spoken language of rhythm. At the part you said he’s scatting

[@jetpark3743]

AMAZING. PHENOMENAL. They start for an early age. They are from Pakistan. This is Sufi/ classical Hindustani music.

[@shahnawazkhalid1035]

Pakistani Sufi music ❤️

[@erikas2216]

This dude is phenomenal. He is amazing. I’d recommend listening to some of other music.

[@shiprasingh3665]

It’s a hormomium which all indian singer and Pakistani singers learn music on...

[@30goals]

Loveeedddd this reaction. Yes Qawalli singers are SO talented, its a true art. Love the way you really appreciated, also kudos for pausing when saying your interesting thoughts and then backtracking a bit to not miss.

[@fidabhittani]

Ustad means master - His name Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, He is legend, His uncle was like super Legend, Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan

[@arnobbiswas1192]

Our World's have one of the best gem in music industry .A legendary masterpiece singer Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan ❤️

[@irilumi]

He has been trained since a child in classical singing and music - he comes from a very long line of super masters of classical music - here he has created a fusion piece of a traditional song.

[@Alpine_wolf]

He sings in perfect key of the song

[@m.amackawee9438]

speachless. extraordenary

[@saeedanwar6927]

He was doing notes vocally man. To attain this one needs to do it from childhood. I remember him from a concert he did with him in early 90,s here in uk.

[@nadeemahmed1694]

Superb So Awesome Performance

[@ashfaquekhan7413]

😍😍no one can beat him 😍😍

[@Bri_g3]

So beautiful

[@safehandsprojects]

Him and his uncle can leave you refreshing and speechless

[@Rod123ism]

Sensational singing and heartfelt sincere reaction. Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. First part of the name means MASTER, He is one of the masters of the Vocals in the entire world. Please react to another of his classics from the Coke studio ; Coke Studio Season 7| Chaap Tilak| Abida Parveen & Rahat Fateh Ali Khan , with English subtitles (9:02 minutes)

[@lucky4armin]

300th like. Dope reaction homie. Rahat is that dude! Ustad Ji!

[@grumpybumme3289]

The instrument is called an Harmonium and it's a traditional Indian instrument. It's especially popular in Kirtan music

[@shani_vlog395]

This instrument is from Pakistan qawali

[@grumpybumme3289]

@@shani_vlog395 Hi Fazeel the harmonium is the Anglised name :)

[@nedee1111]

Actually the harmonium is a German invention .

[@muhammadawaisarshad725]

he is a legend,,, USTAD with his name means "Master"

[@sph1226]

That instrument which the singer is playing is called a harmonium.

[@RaghubirChandher]

rahat's instrument called harmonium- his father farrukh fateh ali khan known as king of harmonium as he was very fine player. his teacher was his uncle ustad nusrat fateh ali khan .. and later on he adopted rahat. the combination of music and vocal known as raag ... i think there are 36 37 raags in indian subcontinental.

[@hollygranger3734]

Amazing

[@JeetrandhawaPapag]

He is legend bro legend

[@alijafri5899]

Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan has been trained and spend his ages learning Raag and Classical singing from his Uncle Ustad Nusrat Fathe Ali khan another master Musician of South Asia at that times.

[@sahilshah2670]

Sir you are the best mind blowing

[@Mesiawhy]

The parts where he’s saying “sa” “re” “ga” etc is scatting like you said not actual words. Lots of gems from Pakistan! Check out coke studio tracks like Sawaal kande utte, kangna, miyan ki malhar, yaar vekho, aadam, piya re (Nescafé). I think you’d enjoy all of these they’re really wonderful fusions

[@zubairqureshi7532]

Very very big range 👌

[@gurindersingh6816]

Love from India brother....great reaction

[@user-dq6zq3lk5f]

The ustand is an incredibly talented singer, even though his late uncle trained him. He guides his backup singers and band using his voice and gestures, often changing the speed and structure of the songs. The people from India and Pakistan are famous for developing great talents through hard work and commitment, making them examples of excellence that are hard to match.

[@blazegaming5289]

Great reaction bro!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@shafinshahariar8792]

Hey bro, I am from Bangladesh, Was once the East Pakistan. This singer's name is RAHAN FATEH ALI KHAN from Pakistan, a south Asian country. What you heard like ''sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa" that is the base concept of making the voice prepare for any song in our South Asia. You can visit some other songs of him from "Coke Studio". Love from Bangladesh. ❤

[@abhijeetkasde8804]

Legends ❤❤❤❤🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@sufyankhan1543]

That's why everyone calls him "Ustaad" ustaad means your boss your teacher the head of teachers you can say in short the one and only god father of music

[@just435]

Watching u altheway from Dubai 🇦🇪 to Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@szamin6]

He is from Pakistan. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan, nephew of Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan.

[@alibaba5751]

Great example of Fusion , Rahat is a true gem of Pakistan

[@RevolutionDebates]

Thanks for playing Nick! - Nick and Anny.

[@user-uk4wo8sf6t]

👍

[@ahfazail]

Ustad = Teacher or let me make it eaiser for you A Grand Master in Qawali music

[@MAA_Videos]

That book type instrument he was playing is called Harmonium...

[@zubaidakhatoon9165]

Have to listen to his teacher.. the level is above all

[@smbmrizvi]

He was chanting in the End "Ali Ali Ali Ali".... you must have hear the name Mohammad Ali... he was chanting the name of Ali .... Cousin of Prophet Mohammad Peace Be Upon him and his family....

[@sohelnadaf3191]

That instrument name is Harmonium basically used for Qawali

[@sohaibch7817]

React to his Coke Studio performance 1. Chaap Tilak 2. Rang

[@sam-239-.]

React on his more songs Afreen afreen ( coke studio Pakistan) Chaap tilak ( coke studio Pakistan) Rang ( coke studio Pakistan)

[@PkMBSSbmkp]

This my brother is like church music straight from the soul

[@bhargavreddy7425]

Respect 👍

[@jib6984ify]

Great reaction my guy. Glad you understood the technical difficulties of the performance. Btw you probably get this a lot but you're an absolute dead ringer for KRS ONE 😊

[@edkingstone-jr9wj]

Hey Bro. Singing a Raag is like doh rey me but it goes Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Da nee sa aver a C major scale. There are an infanite number of variations. This video is a 10 minute meddly of the hilights the 3 hour concert he was touing at the time. Well spotted QL missed out Fateh...It was an amazing day!

[@khulbevikky]

Ustad is a title for him.. like calling someone Sir.. and the words you said you can't do it.. that is he doing notes on scales vocally.. sa is C, re is D . And so on.. he is legend for a reason.

[@hunainraajpoot6491]

In Our religion ustad /teacher is like biggest rack

[@zubairqureshi7532]

Very big singer in South Asia 🌏

[@sabahaidar1269]

Rahat fateh is the nephew of the legend Nusrat Fateh Ali khan. Rahat Fateh was taught by his uncle himself. Plz react on Nusrat Fateh Ali as well. Maybe on "kina soba tenu". They both sang numerous songs for bollywood as well. And then there's Abida Parween as well. Plz react on "aaqa" from coke studio too.

[@syedhamzaraza7076]

that instrument is the famous instrument harmonium and there is a famous quote for this " Abba harmonium bajatay the"

[@shahid-ky3rt]

king of kings nusret fetah ali khan,s nephew ,he is from my city faisalabad, pakistan,

[@szamin6]

That instrument is called "harmonium"

[@SalTVFan]

He is playing the harmonium.

[@Rosannasfriend]

That was a trip!

[@maipardhan]

8:53 Harmonium. This style of singing is called Qawwali. I would suggest listening to Bol Kaffara song

[@satveersokhi8695]

Bro you are missing out big time on “Coke studios - Rahat fateh Ali khan and abida parveens chaap tilak” it’s insane and in my opinion way better than this.

[@mothertech3791]

Bro This legend is from Pakistan.

[@saminabokhari834]

Ustaad is term used equivalent to Legend

[@hanshrajujjwal6228]

If you all like this try to find out more about Indian Raag , it's a vocal techniques. Hope you all enjoyed it .

[@mothertech3791]

This Instrument is harmonium

[@Ibnassad]

listen to his uncle Ustadh Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan... he is in a league of his own....

[@klutch3851]

Dude for real real, your reaction is awesome

[@zamanmagsiBaLoch9804]

wow

[@biaabhatti6873]

Dude u are listening a Legend.😂 He is a gem 💎

[@JeetrandhawaPapag]

He really dnt know

[@im_shahidkhan]

🔥

[@yogeshmalik9745]

Ustad means master so yeah

[@lovevirdi2004]

That instrument name is hermoniam

[@badalbhai630]

He is legend of pakistan singer like in india so much

[@thecybergod7650]

he is playing harmonium

[@iqrarhussain6630]

So good songs .pak💚💕😘🇵🇰

[@arbazatta]

that instrument is called Harmonium

[@rehanhanif8075]

Ustad means MASTER but they learn from his uncle since 1980s his childhood and he is MASTER means ustad Nusrat Fate Ali Khan

[@khanwashere264]

WATCH HIS UNCLE, USTAD NUSRAT FATEH ALI KHAN MERAY RASHKAY QAMAR

[@yarusm6400]

He is from Pakistan,his name is Rahat Fateh Ali khan, it's classic modern mix,if you want pure rock from pakistani singers then brother kindly react to Pepsi battle of the bands,the song is "Jilawatan by"Call". you will definitely like it brother.

[@sanamuhammad1128]

There are no subtitles cause he is not saying anything.......just his vocal skills 😎......that's the whole point

[@helloman9758]

Please react Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan saab song.He is the uncle of Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan. And he's king of qwualli. ❤️❤️❤️

[@kashifmughal6313]

This is called classical music.

[@tylerhackner9731]

👍

[@TOP8TV]

You didn't hear his father bro Ustad Nusrat Fateh Ali khan. You will forget this guy. Or search Noor Jahan the mother of vocals

[@priyamd4759]

There are no subtitles because it is a medley of 3/4 different songs and the emphasis is on the Raag - the Aaalaap and the SaRGaM which are not lyrics. Love from India.

[@DemonJani]

That instrument is called abba "harmonium" bajatat that

[@salmanrafiqi55]

This track is from his Uncle Ustad Nusrat fateh ali khan u should check that out

[@AussieGirl235]

I wonder if this is a Medley of a bunch of his songs