INDIAN MUSIC for the first time|Arijit Singh,Shreya Ghoshal,Armaan Malik,Jonita Gandh,Mame Khan,Amit

[@Waleska-Herrera]

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[@bathshebalynkhoi2504]

Please react to Duaa live performance by Arijit singh

[@miaomiao1167]

check out songs of A. R rehman or Amit Trivedi

[@greenday0514]

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[@alokitaverma9100]

Pls checkout raja kumari as well. She is one of the best Indian rapper🔥🔥🔥🔥 Indian western culture fusion is the best in her songs.

[@alokitaverma9100]

Glad u chose some meaningful songs of some great Indian artists n not some cheap modern day Bollywood song...such indian music n artists are going extinct in Bollywood scene...one of the reasons I rarely listen to indian filmy music.

[@ablack265]

I am not indian but indian music touches me in a way no other does! Idk they just hit hard the melodies the voices annd the production!!! My fav is Arijit his voice just ughhh!

[@shivam6113]

aayat and laal ishq by arijit are insane

[@PallaviPoloprj]

Love from India 😍

[@Maya-nn1hl]

Me too! My fav is Udit Narayan 😍

[@nitaibaishya6374]

If Arijit is your favourite that means your music taste is good...

[@butterflyflyaway7862]

Where are you from?

[@onoudalzaabi142]

You guys Indians are talented. I once went to Indian wedding and the singer literally had one instrument HIS FREAKING VOICE and he rocked it, it was insane he sounded good from the beginning till the end 😢

[@divyanshsharma6855]

thanks for your kind words 💛

[@hm-rj7ji]

Thank you🌝

[@cjfool5489]

Thank you❤

[@PallaviPoloprj]

😍❤️❤️❤️

[@munishdadwal9040]

Why your name I'm not normal

[@juhibhan8787]

If anybody wondering, these are the song names that Arijit sang: 9:25 - Janam Janam (from Dilwale) 16:12 - Bolna (from Kapoor and sons) 18:05 - Fitoor (from Fitoor) 25:45 - Agar tum saath ho (from Tamasha) 31:44 - Judai (from Badlapur) 33:44 - Soch na sake (from Airlift) 35:09 - Aayat (Ram Leela) ~ Shreya sang two songs (hence Mixtape) : 44:33 - Rozana and Sun raha hai na tu ~Aarman and Jonita sang 2 songs: 1:00:43 - Bol do na zara and Main Agar Kahu ~ Mame Khan (and Amit Trivedi) sang : 1:14:46 - Chaudhary ~ 1:39:50 - Bulleya (from Ae Dil Hai Mushkil) (sang by Amit Mishra and Pritam)

[@giridharsai7733]

I think Aayat song is from Bajirao Mastani

[@ashishsrivastava2920]

@@giridharsai7733 yep it is

[@Amthealpha]

@Arkham Knight #freepok#freebalochistan

[@xavier_indian_memer]

Kitna free time tha iss ladki ke pass ho ye comment likha

[@randomguy4720]

@Arkham Knight Wait untill we take So called Pakistan & Bangladesh

[@Mnk-qr3dx]

Indian singers are so so so so good and most of the world doesn't know that becoz they don't make global music.

[@nerdydeep5955]

World not recognise them because world can't adopt their type vocal music.western culture is all about lyrics or flow.

[@bkp22]

@@nerdydeep5955 🤦‍♂️

[@DiyaDas_]

@@nerdydeep5955 well true to an extent since India music requires a strong classical base.

[@skgupta563]

@@nerdydeep5955 nope it's just bcz Indian music is way out of their league

[@harshkumarf4379]

@@nerdydeep5955 i think its more because of the language ,,,

[@atikabts3411]

I'm a 32 y/o Algerian woman but I'm in love with Indian music and dance since forever, they can make you smile, cry, dance and experience every emotion with just a dance

[@PallaviPoloprj]

Love from India ❤️😍😀

[@himanshu-ol7wq]

That's absolutely true❤️❤️

[@dhmasti6373]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@NCore_._]

This is probably the only channel that I found, where the people genuinely discuss so much about the music itself. Not just the singers but everything. And how it's done what's the feeling that it carries why it's done. And your discussion shows that you both are quite knowledgeable and really love music a lot. It's really great. I hope you guys keep it up. 1:14:19 That instrument is called a Sarangi and is played with the cuticle of your finger.

[@sheebagr9702]

Did they also discuss about mridangam

[@pradnyakamble3958]

I knw right. Am just in love with them.

[@arpachakrovorty8911]

exactly my thought

[@sedward2003]

They are really good

[@sandeepsingh-gw8gs]

Well put

[@Kikioooooooosssssss]

I’m not Indian but Indian music always blows my mind, like it has so many different ways to impress you , I just enjoy every beat!!

[@varunrajpoot3592]

Where are you from brother 🙂 ?

[@Kikioooooooosssssss]

@@varunrajpoot3592 algeria

[@himanshu-ol7wq]

I wish you know our language...u really gonna be mad...the lyrics writer are damn here...me as an indian couldn't think those

[@subashvenugopal9952]

@@Kikioooooooosssssss Watch Tamil Songs AR Rahman and Illayaraja songs

[@Kikioooooooosssssss]

@@himanshu-ol7wq I would love to learn Indian, would you like to recommend me some other songs that you think it’s a better Choice ? I would really love to discover more ❤️

[@tanielented4773]

FINALLY INDIAN ARTISTS... MY FAVOURITES ARE "ARIJIT SINGH" & "SHREYA GHOSAL"

[@mochimoching24]

they need to see channa mereya

[@tanielented4773]

@@mochimoching24 Lal Ishq 😭❤️🔥

[@kavya3950]

Mine too ❤️

[@skg2485]

West bengal in india is the source of music.❤❤❤❤

[@kritimittal3003]

I was trained in India for three years in Indian classical music and everyone in the school sat crossed-legged with our backs straight and we used our hands to "pat" the rhythm on our laps while we practiced for hours. It was amazing :) I love this review.

[@nairadewan5362]

In India whenever we practice classical music, we usually sit down on floor, crossed leg with a common instrument called 'harmonium'. So, this is the most comfortable position for us to sing.

[@itsu2553]

Add tabla and sitar.

[@nairadewan5362]

@@itsu2553 yeah! Exactly

[@taniya4490]

Or Tanpura

[@Amthealpha]

Yup once i was playing tabla in table amd chair and my guru was about to burst into flames 😬😬😬guess i pissed him

[@porrrnesianparrrapio2451]

Okay so india is known for multiple languages which are distinctly different yet similar depending on the area. Most Indian musicians are trained in classical music which is prominent with a lot of runs and belting as well as very controlled breathing. In the olden days songs were sung sitting down on the ground. Bollywood is the mainstream music and each state of India has its own authentic music that varies region to region as the language does. Music is such a huge part of our culture that almost everyone knows some basics of it. And yes shreya and Arjit was singing a medley

[@WizInsight108]

Not just in the olden days, you still sit cross-legged and learn classical singing even today.

[@amanvds]

Indian music has evolved over a period of 5000 year's ... Indian Classic music is very rich in nature ... The modern Indi-pop music can always borrow a lot of stuff from the rich classical music and therefor these very young singer's like Arijit who have seen both the classical and western singing .... They can just blow your mind with there talent

[@Kathakathan11]

@@Amthealpha it’s beyond 6000 years. Read pre historic history

[@shirokun4742]

@@Amthealpha 4000 years for Western country

[@KejriwalBhakt]

@@Amthealpha Chujje Human evolution is millions of years old. Pyramids alone is more than 5000 years old. Gaab ho yrr.

[@jzoro99]

it is NOT ONE song. He is singing different songs mixing together perfectly.

[@sweatangel142]

The first video! It’s a medley

[@jzoro99]

@@sweatangel142 yes!

[@Maharashtra1437]

Yes

[@ruqayyah4948]

Yes Arijit was singing a medley. Also imagine Waleska in a Lehenga. You would love the fashion

[@miaomiao1167]

Shreya sung two songs mixed as well

[@ronitdas1050]

@Sandy0p Gaming couldn't agree more...he is a gem of India

[@myyeschannel]

@@miaomiao1167 they didn't bother about shreya their level is only to arijit . I hate these people because they always ignore shreya who is much more talented than arijit

[@suhaibashraf5963]

@@myyeschannel hahaha You are very Sarcastic

[@KejriwalBhakt]

@@myyeschannel They are literally calling Shreya a flute and you saying thaf they are not appreciating her? Kya fooktahai bro

[@samarjeetsingh7020]

It's a medley and people are clapping when he is switching to different song. But all these songs have been merged so smoothly that it became instant hit.

[@Khushi-xu1ce]

okay so like lemme just put it out here SHREYA GHOSHAL IS A GODDESS LITERAL GODDESS

[@dramakun4931]

She is 😏❤️

[@killmonger9097]

Not only she......There are many musical legends in India Kishore Kumar, Amit Kumar, Lata Mangeshkar, Md Rafi, Mukesh Chand Mathur, Manna Dey, Pulapaka Susheela, Kattassery Joseph Yesudas, Mehdi Hasan, Anuradha Paudwal, Jagjit Singh, Sripathi Panditaradhyula Balasubrahmanyam , Krishnan Nair Shantakumari Chithra, Mohammad Aziz, Udit Narayan, Sonu Nigam, Kumar Sanu, Hariharan, Suresh Wadkar, Asha Bhosle, Alka Yagnik, Shankar Mahadevan, KK......................and many more

[@dramakun4931]

@@killmonger9097 we know but she is stll a queen

[@killmonger9097]

@@dramakun4931 undoubtedly she is.....but I was just saying that she is not the only one

[@dramakun4931]

@@killmonger9097 yip

[@shivomchakraborty9094]

I'm not exaggerating at all. Shreya Ghoshal is one of the most priceless gems across the world music spectrum.❤

[@prabhatmishra3716]

Add sonu nigam also.

[@darkhorseisheartshaker9783]

Well that's a fact no exaggeration

[@alpha_sport_swapnamoy]

+1 Arijit Singh another one🐐

[@myyeschannel]

Ya but she is not famous as other American singers 😑

[@CR-hj2hk]

45:50 their faces... priceless 😂

[@navtektv]

I like to come back to this video from time to time to think about how far you guys have come in such a short time. How much you immersed yourself in our musical culture. Honestly your appreciation for our culture over the months I have been watching you has made me appreciate my own culture even more because it made me realise that Hindu culture is truly unique and different from almost any other culture out there and its music is just as unique and different. Thank you for respecting and appreciating our culture.

[@rasmim231]

Same ❤️😊

[@Yash_5801]

Mee too

[@LoveYourself-ve2jf]

Same dear

[@lvy7461]

34:02 Yes, Waleska! It was a medley. The songs have been rearranged and remixed so that they go well together and don't seem too out of place. You should check the original songs which I'm listing down below. 10:40 Janam Janam (Movie- Dilwale) 16:17 Bolna (Movie- Kapoor and Sons) 18:03 Yeh Fitoor Mera (Movie- Fitoor) 25:43 Agar Tum Saath Ho (Movie- Tamasha) 31:44 Judaai (Movie- Badlapur) 33:44 Soch Na Sake (Movie- Airlift) 35:09 Aayat (Movie- Bajirao Mastani) 1:03:20 Yes, it is a mashup of the two songs in the title. Main agar kahun (Movie- Om Shanti Om) and Bol do na zara (Movie- Azhar).

[@Vicky-ci2fk]

Imagine when they find out the meaning of the lyrics.

[@sonapattani4437]

I was not thinking about that , but damn man🔪😩

[@amitjodha]

Nothing else will ever satisfy them.

[@deepaksahu6075]

They ll become indian 😂❤️

[@wordstobespoken9826]

Man! They gonna shit their pants that moment😂😂 and gonna shift to India to learn everything😏

[@aayushilalita7788]

It's gonna .. a big delicious cherry on the top

[@ez-zahraelmourabit4705]

اعشق الهند واللغة والهندية والموسيقى وكل شيء انا من المغرب 🇲🇦

[@Amthealpha]

Love you too from india. I am planning to visit morcco next year btw.

[@bullymaguire7289]

@@Amthealpha what did he said

[@Arsène-V8]

@@bullymaguire7289 she said : I love india, language,hindi, music,and everything I'm from Morocco🇲🇦

[@bullymaguire7289]

@@Arsène-V8 thnx bro

[@Arsène-V8]

@@bullymaguire7289 welcome 🤗

[@kiyarasp6314]

Imagine they don’t even know the meaning of the lyrics ... and this is their reaction ... the lyrics touch your heart on a different level

[@SuneelKumar-nw9qq]

Yeah

[@user-ff1vz7te4x]

Arijit singh is not only singer. He is singer and musician. He is king of playback singing

[@nrup3920]

Arijit has sung so many songs that he forgets the lyrics many times during live shows and then he improvises with the hmms and umms you were talking about . He's so flawless with it that new listeners who don't know the lyrics will never catch him.

[@LA_YADAV]

INDIAN music Stats: - 29 States - 23 official Languages - 122 other languages And entire music starts from Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Nee Saa...

[@kshitijarya1112]

28 states bro* J&K not a state anymore its a UT

[@raya7390]

And we talk in hinglish(hindi+english) lol

[@pragyasingh1]

2000+ dialects.

[@reshmakarunakaran248]

122🙄 1000 languages

[@abhimanyubhosale850]

@@reshmakarunakaran248 dialects and language is having different

[@sanjoy94]

Shreya Ghoshal is a virtuosic vocalist in every sense of the word. Her range, modulation and dynamic control is insane. Please react to her performance of Apki narzon mein Samja at the Berkeley institute of music. She does insane runs and changes up her voice modulation quite a bit.

[@malvikasharma9347]

Yessssssssssssss plssssssssssss

[@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db]

What about "bhor bhaye tori baat takat piya"

[@sanjoy94]

@@NarutoUzumaki-xd4db it’s not a live performance but she mix the highest note in the industry at a C#6.

[@nini-oj1fl]

I really love their reaction to Indian music I think they are very genuine and appreciative in a way I can relate to them unlike some other foreign reactions 🥺💕

[@nini-oj1fl]

I am really thankful and appreciative of how respectful they are too

[@nikhilkumar-hj8rt]

They know music.

[@mimis.5139]

@@nikhilkumar-hj8rt exactly the only reaction channel I subscribed coz they talk with knowledge

[@kp-kq7ux]

This music is result of over 5000 years of musical tradition that India holds to its heart. Things have changed but and electronic kind of music is also getting recognised but we still are very proud of our musical heritage.

[@aishwaryathakur2385]

That song Chaudhary is indeed folk music, belongs to Indian state of Rajasthan.

[@anikakelhanka]

Rajasthani folk music is a bliss. Honestly Indian folk music in general is so amusing as most of the time instruments are handmade and from local materials. Hence so much diversity in Indian folk music!

[@himanshu-ol7wq]

If people claims to be a musician but never heard indian songs....bro you are missing half of the music❤️

[@RAIRADIO]

pretty sure if we made a playlist of the world, India would have 50% songs.

[@LoveYourself-ve2jf]

Savage answer but absolutely true Answer

[@purps2651]

The music language is different to the Western musical language. The classical music of India was formed with a combination of many genres of music from around India which cultivated into a refined classical form thousands of years before the William the Conqueror was even born! Lol! Welcome to a haven of a rich and diverse culture and hope you dive into more of the music from South Asia :)

[@yashodeeppatil7]

True 🙌💕

[@aradhyachoudhury3602]

Yes.. In Indian music, the voice itself is trained to be used as an instrument itself.

[@kinjal9767]

27:31 Waleska, 'Hindu' is not a language, it's a religion. The language he is singing in is 'Hindi'

[@KarmHeeDharmHai]

Hindu is not a religion. Bhartiya people are Sanatanis. Would expect an Indian to put out correct information

[@EagleOverTheSea]

@@KarmHeeDharmHai Well, if we have to be such sticklers for facts, then even you are wrong. There is no concept of religion in the western sense. We have a bunch of philosophies and cultural practices that different people follow.

[@himanshu-ol7wq]

@@KarmHeeDharmHai hindu is a religion....don't go making confussion.....like our country is called bharat,hindustan,india etc....but all refers to out country

[@prashantmohite7649]

@@himanshu-ol7wq Hinduism is a way of life and it's universal phenomenon.. It's not a religion like Islam, Christianity or Buddhism...

[@himanshu-ol7wq]

@@prashantmohite7649 universal phenomeon😂😂...bhai apni astrological science apne paas rkk....ma hindu hu...meri pehchan hindu h or muje hindu hone m garv h...tu kux b soch

[@NishanthSalahudeen]

37:10 my maan... You hit the nail right there... It is indeed different recepies of the same cuisine. The musical equalent of a cuisine in indian classical music is raaga. These guys are thoroughly trained innclassical raaga based music forvyears since childhood. Then they pickup western music and just paint it all over with their musical sense

[@LoveYourself-ve2jf]

Very well explained

[@monekareddy]

This is purely Bollywood except for the coke studio one. There is traditional music like Hindustani and Carnatic . Also there is folk style ... And there are diff language songs with diff influences:)

[@ghalianablsi1053]

indian music reflects it's culture. it's warm, spicy ,colorful and so full of passion.

[@shagunanand1943]

1:19:07 This is pure, traditional Indian Rajasthani music ♥

[@AA-xk8kx]

indian music is just everything. i would just say that people who have never heard indian music are missing out on ALOT.

[@vyoma1998]

Shreya is just the absolute best and probably the BEST VOCALIST I've ever heard in my life and Arijit is like the best/most popular vocalist of the last decade. He's basically given vocals to some of the most ROMANTIC HINDI songs as a playback singer in Bollywood movies (cuz in out movies, the actors lip sync and these talented singers like Shreya/ Arijit actually sing the songs while the actor acts/dances)

[@akarshsinha2006]

Of course but they are actually very versatile.... You should listen english translations of their Song. You will get to know Arijit has sung romantic, sad songs, party numbers and even arabic music. He's just very talented. We as Indian's are always proud of our awesome singers.

[@vishalgarsara8160]

dimash is best vocalist you can say Arjit is popular not denying that

[@cutelilpotato6214]

@@vishalgarsara8160 dimash is just godly!!!

[@klepto9764]

From "His voice has so much length" to "I adore this man" What a journey.

[@Mia-wv1we]

Armaan Malik did a collab with Eric Nam and just like you guys he is really into exploring music and is into kpop and is a hardcore Exol, Chen being his bias. I would love to see you guys interact with him if that's possible.

[@alpha_sport_swapnamoy]

45:00 A fact about Shreya Ghosal - June 26 is celebrated as "Shreya Ghosal Day" at Ohio (USA), this is the level of singer she is that other countries have a specific day celebrated for her!! A true legend❤ Please react more on her songs they are such masterpieces that you'll be blown away!!

[@myyeschannel]

It should be done in india as well but india doesn't worth real talent. According to me she should have got Padmashree till now ☹

[@alpha_sport_swapnamoy]

@@myyeschannel India values by heart it's natural dude everything doesn't comes from trophies the love she gets here in West Bengal and in whole India is just unmatched❤🇮🇳 And tbh she will surely get Padmashree it's matter of time!⚡

[@sarcasticsree]

​@@alpha_sport_swapnamoy exactly !!!😭😭😭 She is too precious!🙌🏼

[@siddhantkotiyal5638]

Arijit Singh is known as King and Shreya Ghoshal as Queen of Singing in India❤️😌🇮🇳

[@DaPlugAvert]

👀 Lata Mangeshkar ✌️

[@DaPlugAvert]

No one near her smh not even close for me

[@siddhantkotiyal5638]

@@DaPlugAvert She is the emperor. There are no such words in the dictionary to define her 😌

[@atharvpatil0]

Sonu Nigam up there too

[@bullymaguire7289]

And armaan malik is prince

[@anuraktaray4255]

"How did he start?" In India music training usually starts with classical music. The singer may play a harmonium or a tanpura which is accompanied by tabla for the beat. Indian classical music consists of Ragas which are time specific and has specific notes (swara). It is almost a ritual to start the practice early morning which is called Riyaz. So every single day since our childhood we do our Riyaz whether it is an amateur or an experienced singer. Basically it is a life long devotion and commitment to music .

[@adityasshukla]

Many Westerners are not familiar with Indian music because it is very complex. Nothing matches the complexity, subtleness and beauty of Indian music. Period.

[@Youdoyouyeah]

I assure you new listeners to Arijit’s music. If you knew the lyrics, you’d be crying. The last song, Aayat, has a line that goes, “I’ve memorised you like the Quran” 😱😭❤️ just the thought of it… one more “You’re becoming my habit” ❤️❤️ Arijit is the love song king of India.

[@madhugreenleaf]

99% of memorization of Quran is coupled with not having any understanding of the verses of Quran. So if you really understand the line, it is a pretty dumb line.

[@anirudhvats8997]

@@madhugreenleaf that made no sense whatsoever.

[@saorihirai4492]

@@madhugreenleaf no. Memorizing the Quran is a testament of your faith and love towards God. You grace yourself with God's own words, spend countless nights reciting, and engrave those words in your heart. While an understanding may bring wisdom and connect your mind with the faith of your heart, it's still a beautiful thing. To compare a human being to the act of memorizing the Quran shows your dedication, your faith, honor, and love towards that person. It reminds you of a man spending sleepless nights revering his lover, mind and heart both drenched in faith. It's a beautiful metaphor. It reminds me of a dark sky, a glowing moon, and a young man alone in his room at night, thinking of his lover.

[@evabara9805]

Aayat does not mean Quran... but rather Verse/ verses... A verse or verses is not confined to and unique to Quran alone... Pieces of songs have verses etc.

[@Areyoume1015]

1:08:53 it's a 'Tabla' - indian percussion instrument and 1:14:49 it's a 'Sarangi' - indian string instrument . 1:21:47 - 'Dholak' - indian percussion instrument

[@shwetasingh3231]

like mostly indian woman of old genertion knows to play dholak we also have at our home

[@HaiKuchhNaam]

Well in India every household has a singer, obviously not as good as these folks cuz they are classically trained, but still

[@Pepppahoo-ic5wl]

True ! 🤪

[@parichayanayak8784]

True aff!!

[@12ayashmehra58]

Bro not only in india But every household in the world has a bathroom singer

[@HaiKuchhNaam]

@@12ayashmehra58 Yeah I know and in my home that's me😅 BTW I'm also in 12th 'A'🤭

[@12ayashmehra58]

@@HaiKuchhNaam 😅😅

[@avinashgossai]

I could listen to these two talk music all day. Love the dedication and love for music of all forms!!!

[@kirtigupta9753]

Shreya is a vocal chord goddess ! She has an angelic voice which cannot be copied by anyone. Indian classical music is thousands of years old !

[@DwellingTheAbyss]

Yes, it was a medley but the transitions were flawless !!! Arijitsingh is a classically trained singer. He can and has sung every genre except for heavy metal (He says it's too loud for him, But he can sing rock effortlessly as well).

[@WizInsight108]

Arijit was born to sing. All singers sing well, but he and Armaan are next-level singers.

[@Booguhnbelle]

Watching the reaction videos to Indian music and singers made me realise again how unique my country is, how beautiful the songs and lyrics are and how great the singers are. I think I have been ignoring Indian music for a while now, I think it's time to say goodbye to Kpop and back to Indian music.

[@mnarzari7546]

Yeah, that's what I'm doing from almost 2 years, when i realised that no pop and kpop song can't campare to my country's classical music. In pop & kpop Culture music is nothing without their dance and fashionable dresses, but here in my country, singers do not need to show their beauty and designing dresses, only their voice is so Much capable of talking peoples soul to another world.

[@randhawa153]

Can't believe that's exactly i thought while watching this reaction..its been so long since i have been only listening to kpop and western music

[@mimis.5139]

Love your roots. and that's the mantra🙂

[@fazaljoyia6196]

Rightly said... I as a Pakistani loves India,, the multicultural India

[@md.ashrafurrahmanprince3235]

Shreya Ghoshal is a magician, she's a heavenly creature...

[@rahulgm1685]

Indian music literally is an ocean 😀 The best of Best

[@moomoomamamooreadyxin]

react to more🥰😍😍🥰🥰🥰😍🥰😍

[@myyeschannel]

Nah, it's getting worst these days . More of cringy music and remakes are releasing and people are giving views to crap not good songs

[@abhijitbarman7541]

@@myyeschannel It is the bollywood music or commercial music that getting worst day by day. Indian music was best, is best and will be best.

[@nandana6837]

1:19:38 most Indians sit down probably every day. People dine in on floors rather than on tables. For offering prayers, for playing, it's a part of the lifestyle more than a tradition .

[@Amthealpha]

We also learn music sitting down once i was playing tabla on a table and chair and my guruji was almost about to burst into flames 😬

[@SGianShovon]

Shreya Ghoshal has sung for more than 18+ languages professionally! Such a legend she is!

[@SonyStudioPro]

Lata Mangeshkar has sung over 30+ languages… so that makes her the Mother of all Languages? which she is btw, the one and only Queen of Indian music.

[@SGianShovon]

@@SonyStudioPro lol ! So what? I do care about Shreya Ghoshal only. 😌 Today there is thousand singers in the industry but even then she is ruling like a Queen. She is not signed by any label! But see she is the most popular female singer in our country since two decades. She has a huge impact in south industry too. Singing in different languages is not a big deal but singing with 💯 perfection matters the most. Lata ji is senior. It's unfair to compare her with Shreya. They both are QUEENS and they are our nation's pride❤️

[@satyaarya5633]

@@SonyStudioPro Singing one or two songs in a decade in a language like Lata Mangeshkar is different and singing regularly in many languages like Shreya Ghoshal is different . For example Lata Mangeshkar sang only two songs in Telugu in her entire career whereas shreya Ghoshal sang hundreds of Telugu songs. She received 4 state awards from Kerala and 2 state awards from Tamil nadu . Shreya is an indian singer whereas Lata Mangeshkar was a bollywood singer . Lata Mangeshkar was top bollywood female singer in her generation , Shreya is top indian singer among males and females in this generation .

[@SonyStudioPro]

@@satyaarya5633 & @SandyOp Gaming: what bs 🤔….

[@SonyStudioPro]

This is what Guiness Book of Records says about Lata: Lata Mangeshkar has won several awards and honours, including the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian award, Padma Bhushan (1969), Padma Vibhushan (1999), Zee Cine Award for Lifetime Achievements (1999),] Dadasaheb Phalke Award (1989), Maharashtra Bhushan Award (1997),[79] NTR National Award (1999), Bharat Ratna (2001), Legion of Honour (2007), ANR National Award (2009), three National Film Awards and 15 Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards. She has also won four Filmfare Best Female Playback Awards. In 1969, she made the unusual gesture of giving up the Filmfare Best Female Playback Award in order to promote fresh talent. She was later awarded the Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award in 1993 and Filmfare Special Awards in 1994 and 2004. In 1984, the State Government of Madhya Pradesh instituted the Lata Mangeshkar Award in honour of Lata Mangeshkar. The State Government of Maharashtra also instituted a Lata Mangeshkar Award in 1992. In 2009, Mangeshkar was awarded the title of Officer of the French Legion of Honour, France's highest order. In 2012, Mangeshkar was ranked number 10 in Outlook India's poll of the Greatest Indian. Ustad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan said kambakht, kabhi besuri na hoti ("[she] is never off-key"). Dilip Kumar once commented, Lata Mangeshkar ki awaaz kudrat ki takhleek ka ek karishma hain, meaning "Lata Mangeshkar's voice is a miracle from God". Mangeshkar is also a recipient of honorary doctorates from the Sangeet Natak Akademi in 1989, Indira Kala Sangeet Vishwavidyalaya, Khairagarh, and Shivaji University in Kolhapur. The Dadasaheb Phalke Award was bestowed on her in 1989 by the Government of India. In 2001, in recognition of her contributions to the nation, she was awarded the Bharat Ratna, India's highest civilian honour and is only the second vocalist, after M. S. Subbulakshmi, to receive this honour. France conferred on her its highest civilian award, the Officer of the Legion of Honour, in 2007. She is the recipient of three National Film Awards, 15 Bengal Film Journalists' Association Awards, four Filmfare Best Female Playback Awards, two Filmfare Special Awards, Filmfare Lifetime Achievement Award and many more. In 1974, she became the first Indian to perform at the Royal Albert Hall, London. From the 1940s to the 1970s, Mangeshkar sang duets with Asha Bhosle, Suraiya, Shamshad Begum, Usha Mangeshkar, Mohammed Rafi, Kishore Kumar, Mukesh, Talat Mahmood, Manna Dey, Hemant Kumar, G.M.Durrani, and Mahendra Kapoor. In 1964, she sang "Chanda Se Hoga" with P. B. Sreenivas from Main Bhi Ladki Hoon. Mukesh died in 1976. The 1980s saw the deaths of Mohammed Rafi and Kishore Kumar. Mangeshkar's last duets with Mohammed Rafi were during the 1980s; she continued to sing with Shabbir Kumar, Shailendra Singh, Nitin Mukesh (Mukesh's son), Manhar Udhas, Amit Kumar (Kishore Kumar's son), Mohammed Aziz, Vinod Rathod, and S.P. Balasubrahmanyam. In the 1990s, Mangeshkar began singing duets with Pankaj Udhas, Mohammed Aziz, Abhijeet Bhattacharya, Udit Narayan, Kumar Sanu, and Suresh Wadkar. So you still think Shreya Goshal is better then Lata?? 😂 There is only ONE Legend and Queen of Melody and her name is Lata Mangeshkar 🌹..!

[@nabinabinabi]

Shreya Ghoshal literally has one of a kind vocal. Her range is unmatchable!! What a remarkable singer she is!!

[@riyabanerjee6995]

Shreya has been singing since 2000 in Bollywood music industry.... And still she is maintaing the title of melody queen of India n It will continue for many years I swear !!! She is precious!!! Assets to the world ❤️❤️❤️

[@DrKOClemente]

Love this podcast… Im Fron Puerto Rico and I Love Indian and Arabic artists and music. They are superb!! Explore more of this music please, you are going to loved.

[@samk1716]

Thanks mam love from India ❤️

[@anweshadash418]

The performance by Arijit Singh is a medley of the following songs in the order : 1. Janam Janam 2. Bolna 3. Parwardigara/ Ye fitoor mera 4. Agar tum saath ho 5. Judayi/Jeeni re Jeeni 6. Soch na sake 7. Ayaat I wrote a looong comment, but I lost it in the process of writing it because I got busy making the playlist (check below) of these songs. They are all from different movies. They sound so cohesive because they were arranged to seem so in the perspective in which they are being projected in this arrangement. All of these songs seem to have roots in Hindustani Classical music (which interprets music very differently from different genres and as Efra is curious, could be the reason why they could be arranged so smoothly) , although this performance (and to an extent these songs individually)incorporates western influences. Therefore it is advisable that you listen to the original individual tracks to be able to feel the difference in these songs better (which has been deliberately diminished here) and to get a better feel and sense of music these songs represent (especially instrumentally). All lot of artists are involved in making these songs, infact the original tracks of these songs have been sung by Arijit Singh along with other singer (pls listen to the songs individually - for ease, I made the following playlist) open.spotify.com/playlist/5WJ85ODu6AMApYbkCnxrQz?si=8uueQeB9TJSrUd62jIWeSQ&dl_branch=1 I tend to visit this channel for the kpop content quite often, thank you for doing a podcast for my country's music!! 💕

[@nini-oj1fl]

and yes Indians are very fond of music and almost all of us are very much into music and understand music well, we grow up listening and learning classical India music in schools and at our homes singing and music is a part of our daily life everyday hence you see that strong reaction from the crowd

[@Amthealpha]

Also music is entangled to our religions....then some sections of veds and the upanishads are actually consisting of poems and songs dedicated to god and humanity. Thats why they say to start the day with RAAAGS and OM hynms. 🥰🤗

[@AyaKay413]

I'm not Indian, but I am desi, so growing up and listening to this type of music is such nostalgia.🥰

[@varunrajpoot3592]

But by seeing your comment , it looks like you are Indian 😁.just kidding. where are you from ?

[@namratapatra7200]

@@varunrajpoot3592 she said she is desi...desi names are similar

[@mayankjha7444]

Ayesha itna to tum bhi samjho Ayesha have you heard this song😂😂this was reserved for girls' named Ayesha in our school. Those great days😔 now just sitting in front of a screen.

[@riruru2049]

@@varunrajpoot3592 the whole South Asians are desi with desi names you don't need to be Indian to be desi bro it's the roots here.

[@chandraprakashsinha7479]

Indian classical music includes whole south asian music.

[@artbytarunYT]

I m very happy that the review comes from people who actually understand musical technicalities. Indian music is based around ragas(scales). Just like the 7th,9th 13th notes within the chord, Indian music also has many more microtones. Students may practice the same scale for over 5 years under a Guru focusing on breathing and repetition. Most of these singers are most probably still learning under a Guru. The run that you will hear Indian singers do can be compared to a lead guitarist, sliding between notes, showing various notes within the scale, often improvised Both Indian music and jazz are heavily improvised, you'll see these being fused a lot. Arijit is singing a Medley of songs. Influences from all over the world are absorbed. This is a music award ceremony, most audience members are musicians themselves. The instrument used in Amit Trivedi's song Chaudhary is 'Sarangi'. The second one is Kartaal, very similar to castanets. It is said that gypsies migrated from Rajasthan(where this song is from in India) to Europe between the 8th-10th centuries. Maybe the castanets evolved from the 'Kartaal'.

[@dikshapatil8714]

i actually atrted learning music and did it for 3 years but my mum didnt allow me to continue further and i couldnt say anything because i was a kid (4th std ). I wanna restart so bad but i just cant 🤧😭

[@jasminakther6173]

These singers are vocally trained from a very young age both Arijit and Shreya are from West Bengal in India that's where majority of the best singers musicians are from, both have appeared on TV shows, contest and musical shows since young age

[@pranjalkumar8721]

There is a lot to discover in Indian music. You have left out so many singers but that's not your fault. Part 2 for this would be great!!!

[@yashchouhan8159]

I also want a part 2 and more...

[@aadhiablink9469]

*so many languages 🙂

[@tadaryukum5691]

@@aadhiablink9469 *singers* man , languages don't sing.🙂

[@rommelydia2127]

Ok.... It's a kind of breathing a fresh air for us that you featured some Indian songs and singers. I am a Filipino and I loooooove Indian songs! Especially YAADON MEIN from the movie Jab Harry Met Sejal. ❤️💯

[@sudhendugupte7562]

This is Northern Indian music with a mix from North- Central and western music, thanks.

[@nithinsankarpnithinsankarp3603]

Shreya Ghoshal is a living legend.Queen of Indian music

[@niharikakhullar7675]

Yes it's a medley of the songs he has sung , every song lasts for less than 1 min in this video.

[@ishansingh4828]

So happy to see this how far you have came now

[@TheMartianMan]

37:57 If you are a trained in Indian Classical Music then you can sing every type of song and everything easily. Arijit Singh is classically trained that's why he is very versatile Singer

[@imjustsuperiorrr]

not true.. but indian classical music is def really vast and complex tho

[@k10633]

He is singing all his classics, those are all different songs but he connects them all amazingly, he is love of all india the best india has. ❤️

[@youngstan7009]

She is like flute herself!!!! Damn that's shreya ghoshal Absolutely LEGEND 💯

[@gargeebhattacharjee8681]

Well being an indian, I can confirm that if you listen to a classically trained singer, and I'm talking as in right in front you, you'll find absolutely no difference between that and the studio version. That's just the way singers are trained here. Even though classical is not my cup of tea, I have immense respect for all sorts of classical music. I have some elementary classical training, and god oh god....that is one hell of a tough and treacherous road to cross. And honestly, even the biggest singers in the west can't compare (vocally) to an average indian classical singer or pakistani or arabic classical singer with around five years of training.. As unbelievable as that might be, if we put our egos behind for a moment and try to see what's true, we'll realise it. Not trying to be negative at all.

[@moberon3937]

Aqui no Brasil fizeram uma novela chamada Caminho das Índias, e agora sou apaixonada pela Aishwarya Rai

[@direnbhatsavesoil9628]

Oh.. Yea Aishwarya..! She good..

[@direnbhatsavesoil9628]

Translate : Here in Brazil they did a soap opera called Caminho das Índias, and now I am in love with Aishwarya Raiusic

[@TuhinBepariMusic]

You guys have very musical ears, good knowledge and understanding... And i loved how u guys analys different type of songs.. And by the m from India.. I m also a singer.. And i love indian music industry and arijit singh sir is my all time favorite singer.. Most of the bollywood songs are in hindi...would love to watch more videos like this 😌🤞🤘

[@ruhi3456]

It's not about developing.... Arjit only sings basic classical music in that concert...his scale of singing is 100 times more than that you just listen...he is legend❤️

[@gayathrireddy8798]

Arijit Singh's performance is a medley.

[@vjayjob]

The first artist (Arijit) is singing different songs of his, compiled into a single performance. Whenever he slides to a different song, crowd reacts, lighting and rhythm changes

[@vanyagarg5862]

You should definitely check out the singers - Kaushiki Chakraborty ( her Darbar afternoon concert ) , Sid Sriram and the Oscar - winning composer AR Rahman . Also the Coke Studio performances as all of them are very high quality music productions . I personally won't suggest Indian rap as its not that prevalent or of that top-tier here in India . Thanks for the reaction !!!!!!!

[@anouklubana1450]

Sonu Nigam as well!

[@baby_bear6297]

Most of the coke studio is pakistani. And I don't think Pakistanis would like them being put under the title of Indians. Mixtape would be a better recommendation. Or you'll have to specify which coke studio song you like that is Indian.

[@killmonger9097]

@@anouklubana1450 Lord of Chords!

[@rabiyaashraf950]

@@baby_bear6297 there is coke Studio India too

[@RS-hr4gf]

It's the Indian classical music which makes them such Incredible singers Arijit Singh is Magic and Sherya Ghoshal is Divine

[@halogencrafts468]

The music is just the version of folk music from Rajasthan, the instrument he's playing in intro is I think called Sindhi Sarangi. It looks that he's singing effortlessly, because he might have been singing since his childhood, as it's an art which is passed down in families and communities. The song he's singing is not him singing it for someone, he's singing it on a behalf of a women to her lover, the folk is like a storytelling in music form. And sitting down with crossed legs is I think a very common Indian thing, that's why he's comfortable in that position. In many asian countries people have culture of sitting down on floor while having their meals or even in general.

[@vrindasharma5498]

That’s the beauty of Indian classical music. These are some of the best singers of our country that you just witnessed. Also, the Coke studio performance was actually an example of Indian folk music.

[@prakharvirdi914]

singing resides in India from the beginning of Indian civilization even in the major religion ie Hinduism prayers are sung not read. there are eight classical dances and many folk dances same with two classical singing styles "Hindustani" and "Carnatic" and their many local version with 22 official languages love from INDIA xoxo

[@marshadesouza7977]

Indian lyricism is most unique, you will very rarely have songs that don't have deep and beautiful meaning,

[@aditisk99]

*Cough cough* Todays songs 🤣

[@Epicgamerz469]

Tony kak........

[@aasmeenrai7161]

Arman malik actually have collaboration with eric nam you should check it . The song name is echo.

[@kinjal9767]

1:19:15 Most Indian classical singers sing while sitting down 1:19:39 Yes I have, I have taken classical lessons for 4 years, and we always sit crossed legs, it's somehow easier to sing that way

[@mohitsharma1]

So I’m going to try and explain this in a very short paragraph. Singing has been a part of the south Asian/Indian culture for thousands of years and it’s always held a lot of cultural importance. This is why most Indians are very musically literate. The first 3 performances were more modern Indian music which takes influence from other cultures but the style of singing has a lot of classical techniques integrated into it. That being said, classical singing is still very popular in india and most of the top singers are also classically trained. The last video was a specific folk style with a modern twist. It would be interesting to hear you watch a much more classical singing performance and compare it to this! Ps this performance was a medley of Arijit’s songs which have been altered a little to fit more seamlessly together.

[@farhafathima2968]

This is just the tip of an iceberg for indian music its so varied and complex

[@him6683]

Indian music and singing is one of the most intricate, detailed and complex in the world. U need 10-20 years of classical training to be good at it. Thats why indian singers are one of the most talented in the world. Their vocals and style is so unique and magical. It sounds divine. U’ll find it nowhere else. By d way, shreya Ghoshal is one of the best suprano vocalist in the world. Her voice is like silk. Absolutely divine.

[@aman.2912]

Your knowledge of music is really good. Especially when you recognised the folk-lore influence. Loved it.

[@marshallmarthes]

Music is part of the culture, its the foundations of Hinduism, its literally the most detailed musical culture you will ever find anywhere, just the western music and multiply it by 100 and you will have the Indian music, its the oldest documented musical knowledge in the world and the most special part is it's unbroken for 15000 years, it's ancient culture but not lost, music was also treated as science, yoga music and everything from India is interconnected to create this culture which is called Hinduism now

[@panjabipandit]

Very true. Our foundational scripture, The Vedas, is compiled of four books, one of which (Samaveda) is primarily chanted in a musical form. The name itself means 'song knowledge'; music, science and philosophy are such foundational pillars in Hinduism. It's a shame most people don't know this.

[@imjustsuperiorrr]

western pop* multiplied by 100 is indian classical* music... western classical music theory is also very vast, complex and intricate. music is pretty much globalised and youll find almost everything in almost every style. yall need to snap out of the "indian classical is the best most difficult and intricate and vast style" ffs 💀

[@bekindandpolite2158]

Islam also

[@ManAndMachines.]

Very well said 👏👏

[@imjustsuperiorrr]

@Shiva Limbu Dubey no.. but you are ❤️

[@paruldubey9557]

In India singers(mostly) take years of traning of Indian Classical Music (different kinds).. And they usually practice everyday for hours.. that's why they are able to such difficult singing easily...

[@Sandhyarani_Sawant]

How will they react when they know and understand the lyrics!! ☺️☺️ It's heaven on Earth. 😇. We Indians are so proud and blessed having these legends.

[@ayushisaxena711]

that instrument 1:17:22 is called sarangi. It is a bowed, short-necked string instrument played in traditional music from India.

[@hrishikeshkulkarni939]

Typically, Indian classical music is sung sitting down. You will be amazed if you listen to Indian Classical music.

[@ayushisaxena711]

i keep coming back to this video and remind myself that this is where it all started

[@rasmim231]

Me too😊

[@SD-nx6ky]

You guys don't know how freaking proud I am that you guys liked and enjoyed this so much ...looking at the recommendations I was not so sure if you would have liked it but alas everything turned out good bcz you guys enjoyed it ...I'm crying brb

[@face_yourself]

literally same I was so scared but it turned out well. especially shreya mam's part. oof but are we surprised?

[@sds5548]

Arijit is so versatile that medley becomes one song with different genres. In india we consider Shreya Ghosal as human version of music goddess. That's how she can be described ❤️

[@athira7411]

💓💓

[@all.about.babies]

Look how far you have come along with Indian music..