Vathapi Ganapathim | Rakesh Chaurasia & Shashank Subramanyam Flute | Raag Hansdhwani REACTION!!

[@OURSTUPIDREACTIONS]

WHat other videos should we react to?

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It's indian movie

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Padmavat jauhar scene

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@@marbleracingproductions Wow!! You took the stupid baby tag very seriously! 😜

[@AndogaSpock]

Please react to Aadam from coke studio by Fareed Ayaaz and Abu Muhammad

[@ayyagarisrinivasarao]

Missama telugu movie 1955

[@songhitamisra4167]

Indian classical music, instruments, and classical dances are very underrated in the outside world...even if I am an Indian and have been listening to these instruments since childhood, I still make the same surprised faces that korbin and Rick just made, every time I hear it.

[@919003725979]

Indian musical instruments are not underrated but not understood properly by the world

[@Skeptic_arun]

The guy playing in the left Pt Shashank Subramanyam was a child prodigy and now a legend. He is self taught flute(venu) player. Later he learnt music from legend Dr Palghat K.V. Narayanaswami (Carnatic vocalist) and legend Pt Jasraj(Hindustani clasical Vocalist). He applied those learning on his flute and developed his style and he is now legend in his own right and unique flute player. Just to add some facts he got a scholarship at the age of 4 years which was meant for 14 years old students. He started performing on stage at the age of 6....

[@mainak2004]

Thanks for the info

[@Skeptic_arun]

@@mainak2004 welcome. For more info you can watch his Interview on RSTV Shakhsiyat with Shashank Subramanyam.

[@rohitSfitness]

The sound quality of the microphones was so bad... it didn't do justice to the quality of music they were producing..

[@Skeptic_arun]

Specially in end part of Shashank ji's playing.

[@DrGrammarPC]

Classical music requires lifelong dedication. Practice, practice, practice. Sacrificing everything else. That's how they achieve such levels of mastery.

[@gsdivekar]

Jalsa means a gathering or a banquet....it means a party! This truly was a....jalsa

[@shiv5771]

Whenever i listen to someone playing flute i am like 😍 So soothing yaar

[@qkbarbland4332]

The raga Hamsadhwani in which this Song is composed (dedicated to Lord Ganesh), is a derived scale from The parent raga Shankharabharanam (equivalent to the western Major scale). You can try singing this raga by yourself by omitting the 4th and 6th note from the Major scale. Just do basic patterns using the notes on a piano and you can produce a similar effect to Hamsadhwani when it's actually sung with gamakas.

[@lakshmimukundan]

I like your stage name, it syncs with your profile pic.

[@29july1982]

I walk around with my headphones on, when there is classical content, totally ignoring calls for breakfast...😜 Requesting AGAIN for classical content to have its own playlist...🙏

[@Skeptic_arun]

Same here... 🤣🤣🤣

[@hind_hn_08]

Ditto...😂😂

[@ajithkumarkoikkal9409]

Earlier you had reacted to Yesudas singing the same composition. Here we see a different treatment , beautiful and vibrant, though here these two artists only dealt with the first four lines and then directly went on to play with the notes. 😘😘

[@vaedaadhyaisuryaprakash]

In flute, the scales shall be changed with the intensity you blow it. The amazing thing Shri Subramnyam ji done here is changing those scales without breaking the breath and without making us feel he is changing his blowing intensity with no much action from fingers (he shifted two scales) is legendary.

[@sreeladasgupta8795]

Gorgeous. I love all your reactions but your instinctive response to the classical and semi classical music is so pure 🙏

[@lakshmimukundan]

Shashank is from my school one year older than me, so proud! I learnt to sing this song when I was 8. It is a tough one, to say the least!

[@maharshistudios]

korbin : That was his freakin fingers man rick : imagine from F major to B minor 😂

[@parameswarankrishnan5342]

Music has only one language, I feel happy you are able to understand and appreciate it, thank you. No I am not a musician, but just enjoy the happiness it gives.

[@mekhlapaul8804]

Thank you so much for cherishing our culture and heritage and also thank you for reminding us that we should be proud of them too❤️❤️🙏🙏

[@samanthamasters5015]

Divine! Wow! Took good a concert. What a combination of North and South.👍🏼👍🏼

[@tenzind4175]

Holy moly incredible India 🙏🙏🇮🇳

[@victoriouse]

You really should watch Darbar Festival clips of these guys, where the sound production is 10/10

[@akshayparashar166]

I thank you two for bringing forth the rich culture of India which has stayed hidden for so long😇

[@MP-gw2ek]

the percussionists were out of the world.... also... wow. just wow.

[@srajan5286]

You should interview Mr shashank subramanyam....the way he plays the Venu(flute).. incredible..mind blowing...his fingering ...the movements..

[@avinashsenapati4135]

Best part and relatable Korbin saying WTF you talking about

[@anisshkakhadtale6718]

the duo performed at vasantotsav this year, do check that out as well!! you must also check out ankita joshi, the first artist on day one of the vasantotav festival :)

[@jyotik3993]

Korbin hi, i have a request You are allocating just 1/9th of the screen space to the video being played which makes it very difficult to see what is being shown in the video. Although i understand that these are review videos it would still be great to the see the video being played in a more larger screen space where on can clearly see the video too along with your reactions. Just an input. I have seen hundreds of your videos and i have to always readjust my screen to zoom in the video while watching your reviews. Thanks.

[@NewDay8429]

Rick drenchig himself in the colors of india, staying true to his tattoo.

[@ShivamSharmaresearchfellow]

Just can't stop listening them

[@anuktachattopadhyay6457]

Korbin’s suprised pikachu face gets me every time! 😀

[@abitabhsharma]

Goosebumps @ end....j👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@addite7115]

Bansuri means krishna and krishna means bansuri❤

[@Sticklemako]

Classical music is mostly worth listening live or with good mics

[@deepakapoor]

OMG, that was mind blowing!

[@preetamaswath1461]

👍 wow This the same Keerthi which you guys reacted to by Yesudas he sang it vocally and here it is in instruments.

[@anirudhj4433]

Rick's reaction when Korbin said "Finding Nemo" 😂😂😂😂😂

[@mukundsetlur3141]

Very Nice & my favorite Raga & Song👌🙏

[@aratinair1678]

Absolutely mesmerising 🥰

[@tusher23]

18:42, congratulations 🥳 you have yourself taken to whole new level... for intro off course.

[@KS-fc5ku]

Amazing music! Grt osr for reacting to this 👏🥰

[@balajisundarambalaji1970]

Master's Touch felt ..😍🤩

[@piyushmathankar6392]

It was like they were conversing through their flutes !!

[@santanubhattacharjee9155]

Wow..thanks for reacting on this.

[@sharadsoni84]

Just mind-blowing brilliantly genius musicians ever seen ❤❤❤❤❤ OMG

[@yogesharya2741]

Raag Hansdhwani is my favourite 😌😌

[@amyth9227]

That was pretty good what you did in the beginning there...

[@neelimanemani4481-m8q]

You guys should watch K.Vishwath's 'Sirivennela' movie for some amazing flute-based music. (You have already watched the same director's 'Sankarabharanam' recently which was also based on Carnatic music)

[@hgravi]

Beautiful... awesome....this is the same song with Dr KJ Yesudas vocals you reacted few days back... it's performed by different instrumentalists....violin, saxophone,etc... your sexual inendous are bit over the top while reacting to devotional one....get to the zone atleast after getting the context.. Rakesh chourasias dad... Hari Prasad chourasia is a legendary... There are plenty you need to check.. Regards, Ravindra Kumar hg

[@janomthakur1525]

That just awesome...🔥🔥🔥

[@saraga0450]

Pedro has learnt Indian flute from one of the Indian flute legends Pt Hari Prasad Chaurasia

[@yssdd773]

I'm proud to be an artistes.

[@joecostello1624]

Like 2 birds singing to each other. Different sounds, same language

[@bairagipenthoi4261]

Sir really miss you both

[@nirmalaanantharaman4018]

Two masters at their best.

[@jayashreesmani5641]

Generally in Indian music, all the instruments, including the drums are tuned to the same pitch - usually that of the singer's voice or of the main solo instrument, when there is no vocalist. Sliding notes are THE hallmark of Carnatic music, check out the 22 notes in Indian music, if you have not already. There is a sudden spurt of videos on the subject on KZbin. And oh, the singer's pitch is relative : it is the pitch at which they can cover maximum range over multiple octaves.

[@balbahadurrai5875]

Beautiful 💖

[@aswinverghesemappilai2623]

Guys react to Muddy Malayalam movie teaser. Its the first Mud race movie from India. Its a pan Indian movie.

[@bairagipenthoi4261]

Sir u both are the best

[@sonugurjar5866]

Jai hind sir ji

[@balajisundarambalaji1970]

Rick and Korbin has Responcibilities towards World Music " Indian Classical " concert's US & Erope .. take care. You are crazy Music lover's..

[@rakshitmuralinath7950]

Shashank is one of the finest flutist in Carnatic music

[@fatelvis6924]

Shashank Subramanian = Mozart of flute

[@hattobachogaming2316]

Legends

[@dherajsardar910]

Rick is right! The sound of fingering is really not coming 😂😂😂.

[@moonchild-bc6qk]

Guys it's probably Mrudanga and Tabla

[@nitinnimkar1654]

Actually you are reacting to, mostly last part of any Indian classical music. As Kaushiki Chakravarti told you in her interview, it is only last part that is just 5/10 % of any Indian classical concert. The earlier part which is 80 to 90 % is real spiritual & creativity in the given framework of Raga & tala(Rhythm). Of course you require deeper understanding of Indian Music to appreciate the beauty of it.

[@ramsundaram4615]

Sashank is a prodigy, a master

[@vikasrana8424]

Gabbar Singh in the background awesome 😍😍😍😂😍

[@sahra378]

You guys have reacted to Rakesh Chaurasiya earlier. It’s the video with Zakir Hussain on the tabla and Rakesh Chaurasiya on the flute.

[@madhulinabhowmick39]

Listen Pandit Hariprasad chaurasiya...the legend....play the flute 🙏❤

[@jayastubanerjee1998]

You have already watched the "Vatapi Gantapatim vaje" in Dr. Yesudas's golden voice.

[@AndogaSpock]

All the sexual references may not sit well with a lot of folks. These are devotional songs.

[@CrazyG33]

Rick - For you.. If the keys of the songs are different, the flautists pick the flutes tuned for each key.

[@vidulasukrut]

You must listen to Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia's basuri. It's devine...

[@nikhilkrishnan9]

U guys have already reacted to this composition sung by yesudas in his own style.

[@tapasranjanswain2157]

I swear on God. Korbin and I yawned at same time.😲

[@holymoly3536]

please react to hansdhwani by parveen sultana she is the goddess of indian classical

[@noospheredigital3224]

Deep respect to Begum ji.. FYI, "She was undoubtedly the queen of Hindustani classical music. When it came to the throw and the power of her voice, not even many men could come close to that". This is Begum's very own statement after Pt. Kishori Amonkar' s death

[@tusharnag4284]

That's peak

[@sandeeptyagi5774]

The problem is that all the crapy music in the world is famous but the most complex, comprehensive, most artistic and most soulful divine musical form that is the CLASSICAL INDIAN MUSIC is not famous or known to the 90% of the world. At least we Indians have that luxury but very few of our classical artists are either famous (like Zakir Hussain, he is great but there are many Tabla maestros like him who are even better but no half as famous) or are rich.

[@anand8717]

Fusion of carnatic and Hindustani

[@avishkumar8231]

In the end korbin became the maestro

[@jitharanjith2524]

❤️

[@xuanthuong8730]

Sáng ướt áo, trưa ráo đầu

[@KrishnaBhaktDasaAjitesh]

Guys... Please react one of our greatest gem flutist who is the father of this flutist. "The great Haripasad Chawrasiya"

[@unipitytedya2945]

the satisfaction from listening to Indian classical music can never ever match with any type of music in the world. #tabla player

[@masudparvez3961]

❤💜💙

[@narasimhamurthyk.r.8954]

Heads up Rick and Korbin... Indian classical music is devotional at the core in general, and this composition is dedicated to Lord Ganesha. Your sexual innuendos are disconcerting and out of place, especially with this piece. Please be a lot more careful with what you say; after all, we are here to listen to the original composition as much as to your reaction to it.

[@advaitanair3699]

Pls watch sabareesh prabhaker's performance.. it's beautiful, guys!!

[@sreerag3354]

First u have to know the song.then only u can understand how it read in flute

[@radhikanagarajan3307]

Listen to Dr. L. Subrahmanayam's classical concert violin

[@Professortalk-z7y]

In ancient India many beautiful inventions given to the society in every sector only thing invaders & insider bad mindset people's destroyed it 😢

[@rameshtsundupalli1913]

Whenever somebody likes this comment, I'm gonna come back and watch this reaction video again.

[@regianeoliveira5813]

Quero ver vocês reagindo a nora fatehi Saki saki.bjos adoro vocês

[@angurgurung5339]

Korbin you s as Sayed Holly sheet, and then you Sayed Holly cow, in the end I think it is a cow sheet. Ha,Ha.

[@kaushikroon]

Listen to Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia with Ian Anderson.

[@tapasranjanswain2157]

😂😂 the fingering joke huh..😂😂😂

[@amarendrab6875]

Man sorry.. I forgot to watch your reaction the jalsa was real good 😆

[@sureshyv9006]

Tounge won't play anything. Just his hands did the magic by closing and opening that holes.

[@bairagipenthoi4261]

Sir please react on why is India great part 2 with English subtitles

[@TheTheorist_]

What the fuck.... since Vishal Dadlani started playing tabla in chorus.....!!

[@TheTheorist_]

Along with Amit Shaah..... LMfAO

[@TheTheorist_]

Iskiu maa ka... sala gaja mar ke apne hi comment ka reply kar rha..... 😆😆😆😆😆

[@subramanyandakshinamoorthy2477]

I know you guys worship Ustad Zakir Hussein and rightfully so as probably one of the greatest tabla player, but your comment comes across as using him as a barometer, when you comment on other great stalwarts. Carnatic music unlike Hindustani music is pretty much composed, sung, played in praise of the Lord, while Hindustani music developed under the patronage of Mughal kings was for human enjoyment. The SI musicians revere the music and are very humble in expressing theirs as a gift. Please understand thus difference and be respectful

[@vivekp1085]

So what

[@dushyantsinghrahine2521]

Hindustani music didn't develop under the Mughal patronage, it was in the kothas of tawaifs during and after the decline of the Mughal central rule that the non-devotional dimensions of Hindustani Classical Music flourished. And we do a great dis-service to the great women artists who preserved and developed the artform...

[@subramanyandakshinamoorthy2477]

@@dushyantsinghrahine2521 was not aware, thanks for correcting me and the info

[@dushyantsinghrahine2521]

@@subramanyandakshinamoorthy2477 No prob buddy. In fact it's not just Hindustani, even Carnatic had a great tradition of women 'courtesans' (actually Devdasis) who enriched the genre. In fact, some of the first artists to have recorded their voices on gramophone in India were mostly women, Gauhar Jaan of Calcutta, was the first one, Manada Sundari dasi, Zohra bai Agrewali, Banglore Nagarthnamma, Dhanakoti of Kanchipuram, just to name a few. Also, when people cite Tansen as an example of Mughal patronage to Shastriya Sangeet, they forget that Tansen lived majority of his live under the patronage of Maharaja Rewa, Madhya Pradesh (my home state, btw). It was only due to his immense fame that Akbar ever invited him to his court. Swami Haridas, a great Bhakti saint and musician was his guru who was also in contact with Purandaradasa, both Krishna bhaktas, one from North of the Vindhyas, other from South of the Vindhyas. So, medieval Shastriya Sangeet had its inspiration from the Bhakti tradition, which later on was mostly pushed towards the confines of kothas in Northern India due to invading elites who didn't appreciate it much... Pranaam.

[@gauravmitra8091]

Hindustani or North indian classical is not for human enjoyment, rather highly spiritual, more than the South indian style. Only light classicals maybe put into that category, but not the actual Classical raga representations such as Khayal or Dhrupad.

[@NishantSingh-qe7vv]

Absolutely wrong hindustani music is not influenced by persian music ,hindustani has dhrupad ,khayal ,thappa thumri ,haveli etc ,only khayal and semi classical thappa thumri can be said to be little influenced by them not dhrupad and haveli sangeet ,correct me if m wrong