Vocal Coach Reacts to 'RANG' Coke Studio (Rahat Fateh Ali Khan & Amjad Sabri)

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

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[@odkhan]

He was chewing paan... Lady

[@sayedmohamedmunshi9059]

😮😅😅

[@AbidBhai-xx6qm]

Abid Ali Khan SRK 👈👉🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰🙋❤️👈

[@feikahundred]

It's heart breaking to know that Amjad Sabri did not live to see this epic performance went on air. This particular piece of music was 1st sung together by Rahat's unlce (Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan) and Amjad's father and uncle (Ghulam Farid Sabri and Maqbool Sabri respectively) nearly 40 years before this coke studio production.

[@comodains8503]

is there a video of it?

[@feikahundred]

@ it wasn’t the era of social media back then, may be someone somewhere has the VHS recording but even that is highly improbable.

[@AwaisQadri1]

@@comodains8503 kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6fUp2OKpceIgas

[@rahatazeem1288]

And this is recorded in only one take, absolutely legendary 🥰

[@indrajitningthoujam6184]

When Rahat starts singing i thought OMG no one can sing this song better than him, there is no way. But when Amjad starts singing i am humbled 😢

[@savagest302]

The bloody cool dude with glasses is actually a blind man but much talented some ordinary one. and that is much brilliant even then the singers . lots of respect for him.

[@dhaagajee00]

He isnt blind. Thats a weird thing to say. His name is aziz kazi.

[@AjazHussain3494]

@@dhaagajee00 I think you're probably misunderstanding, he's taking about that bassist (or some other guitar kind of equipment).

[@sanamuhammad1128]

There were 3 institutes in 1 video....2 were legends jamming magic....3rd was vocal coach.......yes you are the most amazing vocal coach.....your understanding of vocal neuances is mesmerizing

[@azharmomin1]

and last not the least 4th one was that TABLA player, criminally underrated!

[@ayent_einstein]

My God lady you are a top echelon consultant... like a neuro-scientist of harmonics.

[@TheFairyVoiceMother]

What a magnificent compliment 😍 thank you so much

[@Alhaweeee]

Yes she closes the loop, 😊 Damn right she's breaking down our impressions, i.e., the subject matter and ultimate goal of all the outcome from 700yr-old lyrics with an angelic melody composition up until the masterful performance with an amazing studio arrangement etc to reach out to the absolute eternity not only to us here now...🎉❤

[@sumairsaeed8309]

Greetings from Pakistan. This reaction was phenomenal. I am extremely grateful to yourself for considering my request. The song was a Coke studio classic sung by two legends. The finer details provided in your reaction were simply amazing and out of this world. Praying for the strength of your channel. With warm personal regards

[@fahimahmmednaim9674]

How come you are not famous here in Bangladesh? We love how articulate and precise you are with your understanding. Love from Bangladesh !

[@muhammedirtaza4986]

I can't get enough of your explanation and take on this. Simply amazing!

[@sewaligoswami781]

Just a sad anecdote - the other guy Amjad Sabri, a legend, got shot dead months after this recording.

[@ridafatimazuberi]

And indians also stole his kawali illegally.

[@getricked17]

​@@ridafatimazuberi lol they also roused about IK using "hum dekhenge" because the song was used in a Bollywood movie, little did they know, the song was written by F.A Faiz, a Pakistani poet 😂. Like why do people attach flags to things, just enjoy the artist's work

[@Xd__Akila]

Why he got shot😢

[@Oog_nusrat]

Tabla Nawaz ustad Nasir Ali Khan bhi accident main dead ho gayee 😢

[@Lawangeenkhan-uu6fw]

Is it a new thing someone is shooting another person in Pakistan 😄😄😄

[@painglory0706]

I love your reaction, that make me smile again. You describe so good all of technic hidding behing of beautiful song. And you don't react, like 90% youtub react, at the same thing. You creat a great and technical content with world music, you give your experience of (fairy) vocal coach for every style of music and THAT was extraordinary. At the end of this vidéo i love humanity like you. Thank for that !

[@feikahundred]

Two contemporary songs that I would recommend you to listen to are "Par Chana De" coke studio by Noori and Shilpa Rao, and the other one is "Allah o Akbar" again coke studio, by Shafqat Amanat Ali and Ahmed Jahanzeb. I think you will like them both.

[@waleedmughal1375]

Now this is called a proper reaction for a song ❤

[@azharmomin1]

amjad sabri sir just ate and left no crumbs! 🫡🔥

[@Jeet12680]

This beautiful qawwali, 'Aaj Rang Hai Ri Ma Rang Hai Ri,' was written by the legendary Sufi poet Amir Khusrow in the 13th-14th century, capturing the timeless essence of divine love and spiritual ecstasy

[@JN_India]

Ohhhhhh myyyyyyyy Gaaaaad...ur reaction is next level. I so luvd it. Thx much. I hv heard this song a 1000 times and learnt something new this time🙏

[@Tatpunjiya]

When they sing the singers, do harkats in between, which are spontaneous. Harkat means subtle variations when performing live. That’s why the dude looked a bit worried

[@cosmicmusafir1.62]

I can't express how happy I am that you reacted to this! Coke Studio Pakistan has two more versions of this song. One version is by the brothers Fareed Ayaz and Abu Muhammad, and the song is spelt slightly differently: 'Rung'. They also have another song called 'Kangna'. Both of these songs are my absolute favorites. I am pretty sure you will love them as well.

[@azharmomin1]

Kangna is MUST!

[@AndogaSpock]

Khabaram rasheeda also

[@AndogaSpock]

It's gonna be awesome when she tries to explain how chewing paan is helping with singing 🤣

[@j.lahtinen7525]

Kangna is magnificent!

[@NADEEM6767]

i love the way you describes little technical things...your analysis are amazing & also you are the best vocal coach on internet...

[@Aham.Bramhasmi]

One thing that is easy to miss, is that there are two sets of tablas, one set to match the voice of rahat, and one set for amjad sabri

[@faisalmiah6313]

Did you notice somewhere around 16 min in the clip he sings in a relaxed tempo while the rhythm (tabla) is in a very fast tempo. Thats not easy.

[@isabelcosta3419]

This is the first of more times I have to watch this reaction, thank you for the joy

[@KatieSimpson-m6k]

Awesome advice, thank you!!!! I am working on low-volume mixed, so your tips today are spot on! I learn so much from your analysis and voice recreations. Easily my favorite vocal teacher reactionist.

[@savagest302]

The voice droping thing you explain is not some relaxing technique but he is actually Pronouncing "ALLAH" which means GOD and its a call for reminding us all for his greatness in this song "Qawali"

[@pracas7266]

You are such a nerd about it, I freaking love it. You exactly know what's happening, unlike a lot of other westerners who react to this and not realize how good this masterpiece is. Love ya

[@rebeccaburnell9319]

I came upon your channel chasing Angelina Jordan reactions, and really really really enjoyed EVERYTHING about your analysis of her voice and arrangements (and you pure unfettered joy and delight)... and then KZbin threw this one at me and I *SMASHED* that subscribe button within 30sec. I've spent the past 28 years - almost the entirety of my adult life - with Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and Michael Brooks' 1995 album 'Night Song' as one of my top 5 albums OF ALL TIME, and I'm SO EXCITED to find that you're lending your knowledge of the human voice to include music from around the world on your channel. I don't even have to close my eyes to hear Nusrat's singing from that album (and others I found afterwards) and it's so exciting to me to run across someone showcasing the unbelievable talent of his nephew. edit: I'm not even 10min into your reaction yet, and I already know that the minute it's over, I'm going to re-watch it immediately.

[@RandomzzOfficial]

🇬🇧🇵🇰❤️

[@AzeemKhan-lw9fz]

Rahat’s start is amaizing but when Amjid sabri starts singing he just takes it to another level

[@tomg268]

Interesting you mention the support of the full body vs sitting. Qawwali has always been sung seated, however in the least few years I’ve noticed a trend of qawwals giving public performances standing up. Not sure how I feel about this.

[@hardyd.2409]

Yes she looks like a character straight outta Harry Potter , which i am 😍 in love with ☺️

[@bamboozled5114]

I am so glad that you have considered my request for this song though it was long awaited 😂. Secondly my recommendations are a bit different because i recommend a song which is musically a master piece. And at last i think you will definitely enjoy a coke studio session Naina Moore by Javed Bashir and Akbar Ali who are both brothers but have different textures in their voices which makes this song something you should definitely listen to.

[@osamatariq8357]

I second that

[@sembl4nce1]

I third that xd

[@HiTech-k7k]

Wow, What a Reaction.. You are really a Fairy of Voice, You are truly absorbing the the Vocals, its good to see your Reaction, The Core Part of Sufism/Qawwali is that it Hits direct to Heart/Soul and offcourse Goosebumps :) .. i am proud to be a Pakistani and its Musical Industry..

[@FaseehaMughal]

24:46 Yes, it’s the tone of the word and how it’s said that may change meaning. Urdu language in itself is a very lyrical language and is suitable for the nuances you mentioned. Simply put, the poetry and what it means, changes the tone, dictating the understanding of the verse being said. Some parts of this very original poem may actually have a somber meaning if sung differently.

[@pyyromaniac]

Very well explained 👏👏👏👏

[@greaterbharat4175]

But it's not urdu it's braj bhasa , Amir khusro was braj speaker and he used Farsi words in-it The Urdu Language never used word tero ( your ) more ( mine ) they all are more khadiboli words , which none used in Urdu or Hindi ( which are desendant of rekhta language)

[@srinivastango]

i love the way you articulate the music with passion. nicely defined

[@ryansmallwood1178]

Thanks for the epic length analysis video, so much wonderful musical ideas to discuss!

[@wizart7249]

I loved the fact that out of all the reaction videos I've seen so far, you actually tried it out yourself... Really loved it... You also have such a clear voice, you should try some of these songs actually, we'd love to see

[@daphnesmith1897]

Gosh,this makes me feel so happy. The joy and energy of this is truly wonderful.

[@scousewillo62]

What a joyous celebration. I am very new to Pakistani music and love everything about it. Thank you for sharing.

[@bigaa753]

The way you visualise music is fascinating

[@The_BobFather]

There is a vocal tradition here going beyond Western comprehension. These singers are trained in experience and mentorship learned over 700 years. It can't be matched. Analyze it as best you can, but finding equivalents in your world will be difficult.

[@Monika_Daddarwal]

i love her so much!!!🥺

[@siavashdarmani1190]

I'm not that familiar with pakistani or indian music but based on all the things i've listened to, using the major and minor third in the same melody is what you hear alot in indian and pakistani music and boy that feels strange.

[@askwith13c2d]

Damn! you get every beat of it and enjoy each second of it. It is very enjoyable to watch.

[@sembl4nce1]

This...was...mind-blowing!!!

[@spdcrzy]

Recorded in a single take, AS A PRACTICE SESSION. Coke Studio never disappoints. Also, an important note: there is no concept of "mixed" or "head" or "chest" voice in Indian/Pakistani classical music. There is only your voice.

[@mustfarhan]

Love every bit of your reaction. The way you understand every minute detail to how passionately you enjoy it. From your understanding of music to praising where its definitely due. How you get overwhelmed with some parts, i felt like are you my clone or my twin.keep it up

[@patrickdial5387]

Hi there smiling eyes. If I may, I would like to brag on you for a moment. Your passion and knowledge of technique is soooo phenomenal. Really brilliant, not to mention your method of delivery of content. I am such a fan. Because of your influence, I find myself listening to vocals in a new way that actually brings more to my appreciation of vocals than just being moved in my experience. A better appreciation for the artistry of a performance. Thank you for continuing to expand my musical pallete.

[@chubbymoth5810]

Thanks for shining a light on this music. I personally never listen much to the lyrics of any song but more to the sounds. Much of the time lyrics are largely irrelevant to music other than giving a clue what its about. Same with this,.. the music speaks for itself.

[@feikahundred]

Another amazing thing about this performance is that it was supposed to be the final rehearsal before the main recording, guess what, the producers decided they never needed any more recordings.

[@lepepobungoo836]

Thanks for all the clarifications, i noticed the speed change inbetwwen the song but i didn‘t understand the diffuculty of it or the troubles the choir had. As always it was a pleasure watching you analyse pakistani music. These types of music is close to hindustani music from the north of india but there is also karnatic from the south of india, i would love to see you explore them as well

[@munirtemuri8339]

You are so animated and lively with such understanding of music. Remarkable ❤

[@Waqas-333]

First time watching your reaction its outstanding respect from lahore Pakistan ❤

[@Waqas-333]

Thanks

[@michaelballou6830]

Thanks for posting! Your ability to break-down vocal techniques and explain them in a clear concise way is really unmatched. Would love to see your reaction to Lorna Shore's Pain Remains trilogy!

[@JN_India]

Awwwwww...i like this 😅 your reactions are probably the best till now - 21st July 2024. You truly stood up with your reaction and analysis of a song/hymn (only God knows) and gave me a very new perspective.

[@DarrellW_UK]

Great stuff, put me on track for listening to more for sure! Hugs and 💋💋💋 take care and be well 💖

[@khanwashere264]

NOW YOU KNOW, PAKISTAN 🇵🇰 HAS GOT TALENT

[@Raistlin7070]

I cant believe how much the channel has grown since I first watched you! :) Congratulations!

[@TejasNarvekar1]

I am so in love with your ability to pick nuances in global music. My 2 cents several Pakistani Coke Studio performances you’ve reacted to are modern renditions of “Qawwali”a type of Islamic devotional or “Sufi” compositions. These have a trance-like quality to them, just what you need in a devotional setting like a Dargah / Shrine

[@andromeda6821]

My God... You are good and also talented...you really understand what's going on... I absolutely respect you from the bottom of my heart...

[@nesrindokmeoglu9448]

you can fully enjoy this music because you definitely know how to sing.

[@gadgetsnation6118]

These Pakistani are crazy singers

[@TehfeemShah]

Have been listening to Vocalists from couple of days now. Today i came across you and your reactions. Spot on i found what i was looking for. i mean someone like who knows where, how and what reaction to give. i love when you actually teach the difference. i just loved facial reactions and spot on things in your own voice. you are absolute gorgeous :)

[@Misheva]

Awesome reaction, love your professional insight into some really alien stuff- this music is mind blowing!

[@FuRyHate]

Music has No religion, No Borders and its the beauty of Music, Huge Fan of Ustad NFAK and RFAK sahabs . They are Truly Masters of their Art thats why They are Ustads

[@ms14electronic]

Time you have given to this song is perfect to do justice. I think this song consumed your 10 days at least

[@ayazahmed5685]

16:16 the voice from heaven's

[@youtubeofficiaI]

I have developed a strong addiction to reviewing videos, and exploring the expertise of various vocal coaches from around the world, including Juddwaaz and those hailing from Australia, Germany, and the Philippines. While I believe all of them have done commendable work, there is one standout: FairVoiceMother. Her exceptional understanding and in-depth analysis are truly astounding. I am incredibly impressed by the level of quality she brings to her work. Thanks to The Fairy Voice Mother, my appreciation and understanding of music have greatly expanded, surpassing what I knew before.

[@publicpm8809]

Agree 100%

[@sewaligoswami781]

Loved it. You are one of a kind. ❤🎉

[@dailyindopak]

I was absoultely waiting for your more reactions on coke studio Pakistan after seeing your reaction on Chaap tilak.

[@humaafandi8894]

Me, too

[@WajidKhan-c5s3g]

Your comments are priceless. It is good thing you know music otherwise, this kind of music pass over the heads of most. I must say sweetie you are infectious in a joyous way. Remember, the URDU language is one of the most beautiful language for poetry along with Persian and Arabic. This particular rendition is in very old Urdu, which is not spoken now. Written 750 years ago by a very famous Poet Amir Khusro of legendry reputation. Therefore, it is worth paying attention to the lyrics not just the signing. As the Singing goes, I am sure I don't have to say to mention to you, these two are rendering a masterclass, which you understand better than I do. Keep the good work going. Your smile is worth millions, like their singing is. Priceless.

[@Amon0510]

Hello, you don't just have to listen to this magical music and song, but feel it with your soul!! At the same time , they sing sedentary

[@fahdhussain90]

I told ya 😊 this one is epic and believe me I've been waiting for this reaction eagerly because you and your reactions are epic too best in the business 👍 you just don't miss any details which is the most satisfying , Now i request you to do reaction on NAINA MOREY coke studio season 12 this song is one of the most difficult to sing and different style to what you have reacted.

[@hemangrathod6300]

You have a deep knowledge of music and We love your indian and pakistani song reviews.

[@FamilyEnclosure]

Very very authentic n enthusiastic reaction , the technical details u brought into attention r not just commendable but also very useful for not only for the musicians but also for the music lovers , well done 👍,looking forward for more of your reactions on Pakistani songs

[@AR-rf9hc]

Your reactions to those nodes are so precise and on Mark, we the native people can't catch those fine details and the reasons behind nodes which you can. Impressive

[@TrustifierTubes]

Okay I heard your reaction and your joy brought tears to my eyes. Be well dear friend.

[@ArraizzsVlogsFun]

Amazing reaction and explanation. My first time on your channel going through all coke studio reactions

[@zkfnd859]

@14:15 Rahat appreciates Sabri saab's singing. @14:17 Sabri saab, welcomes the appreciation and acknowledges it with a thank you gesture. There is a conversation going on within the singers based on gestures and inflictions, if you observe closely.

[@harjitsingh8445]

Most qwali or western harmonic singers sing at the universe frequency... God voice as it's known ❤️🙏

[@manfredradimersky5179]

Lolli, you're so good listening to and analyzing these great Pakistani performances, giving us more understanding and depth.Stay awesome, Lolli! 😊

[@shakeelmalik781]

This is the best funny reaction I've ever seen, I recommend that people increase the speed of when she is talking her gestures had me. Laughing out loud lol, brilliant. Xx

[@lonzworld1046]

U r so knowledgeable and a great singer.i just love u....u will cross 10 Million very soon Mark my words

[@Crivicus]

Great video and breakdown as ever Lolli! Always love hearing you manage all the different sounds as you work it out.

[@yeahyeahyeahyeah42]

Love your reaction!

[@hakeemahkadri1570]

बहुत अच्छा लगा बहन

[@AhmedKhan-sm7ww]

Loved your reaction your so knowledgeable loved your breakdown please react to each and every song of coke studio you'll learn new things with subtitles

[@wizart7249]

Loved this reaction

[@omerthe3rd1]

It is tge best combo .. one side you have this amaxibg cije studio music .. n on the other hand we have your bubbly .. yet expert vocal explanation and reaction .. i m just loving it 🎉❤

[@wizart7249]

So after like 2 ses of that lecture you quickly understood , the actual range of his voice 😊😅 nice

[@JamilAkhtarPhotography]

First time visitor to your channel. I loved the video. Not only you know what you are talking about, you also disseminate a lot of information. And to top it all, you are really funny. Jubilicious! Jubilantic!

[@doctormohamedabduls8848]

Fantastic breakdown

[@knawish]

You know, I am happy I followed you, really, the way you react, so deeply involved in the music, like it's your own language, so beautifully reacted and explained.. thank you😊

[@yasirakbar254]

A justified piece of reaction. Seems like You understand the Sufi Music

[@rahiqisi6619]

You put ecstasy in this jewel of music. Love from Pakistan. React something on Nusrat fateh ali khan, A legend who's name is biggest awards of music world.

[@alimirzabeg]

We have got 430,000 Saint Tombs in Pakistan an 350,000 Tombs in India so in totality they're around 700,000 Saints n Samaa has become the part of our culture

[@AyAy008]

There's listening to music, and then there's music like this that you *experience.* It's such a shame we lost Amjad Sabri who had so much more to give us.

[@AmeerXO]

OMG I’ve been waiting for so long to see you react to this!! Can’t wait to watch it

[@zkfnd859]

Also the unsung hero, to keep that tempo throughout, THE TABLA PLAYER.

[@romanzelx415]

Thank you Lolli for reacting to this beautiful piece of music, a masterpiece by Rahat Fateh Ali and Amjad Sabri (late), the legends. Lots of love from Pakistan! 🙏❤️

[@danielelwell2571]

Always love this music.