Zakir Hussain & Rakesh Chaurasia | EtnoKraków/Rozstaje 2015 | Crossroads Festival & Euroradio EBU

[English info below] ZAKIR HUSSAIN to jedna z niekwestionowanych legend world music, wirtuoz gry na tabli, artysta koncertujący i nagrywający z największymi sławami, również scen jazzowych.
Jego ojcem był słynny muzyk Ustad Alla Rakha. Dzięki ojcu Zakir uczył się gry na instrumentach od najwcześniejszego dzieciństwa. Występował już jako kilkunastolatek. W wieku dziewiętnastu lat po raz pierwszy wyjechał do Stanów Zjednoczonych, koncertując u boku Raviego Shankara.
Publiczność pamięta doskonale wybitne płyty Hussaina, z albumem „Making Music” nagranym dla słynnej wytwórni ECM na czele. Krążek ten bywa uznawany za jedną z najwspanialszych muzycznych fuzji Wschodu i Zachodu. Partnerami lidera byli tam John McLaughlin, Jan Garbarek i legendarny Hariprasad Chaurasia - wuj Rakesha, którego usłyszymy w Krakowie.
Z Johnem McLaughlinem Hussain współpracował wielokrotnie, m.in. współtworząc świetne nagrania jego grup Shakti i Remember Shakti. Z kolei wspólnie z Billem Laswellem prowadził grupę Tabla Beat Science, gromadzącą wybitnych tablistów i perkusjonistów. Współtworzył też znakomite projekty Planete Drum i Global Drum. Współpracował z największymi - od George’a Harrisona i Vana Morrisona po Pharoaha Sandersa i Charlesa Lloyda. Sam jest dziś żywą legendą muzyki.
RAKESH CHAURASIA jest nie tylko bratankiem, ale też jednym z najbardziej utalentowanych uczniów Hariprasada Chaurasii. Gra na bansouri, tradycyjnym hinduskim flecie bambusowym. Ma za sobą współpracę m.in. ze słynnym Talvinem Singhiem. Brał udział w nagraniu kilkudziesięciu albumów. Prowadzi m.in. grupę RAF, czyli Rakesh and Frieds.
Koncert odbył się w Sali Audytoryjnej ICE Kraków 8 lipca 2015.
Zakir Hussain - tabla, instrumenty perkusyjne
Rakesh Chaurasia - bansouri
ZAKIR HUSSAIN is undoubtedly one of the greatest legends of world music, virtuoso of the tabla, and artist who tours and
records with many other acclaimed musicians, including those form the world of jazz.
His father was the famous musician Ustad Alla Rakha. Thanks to his father, Zakir learned to play musical instruments from his youngest days. He started performing as a teenager, and when he was 19 years old, he travelled to the US for the first time, appearing alongside Ravi Shankar.
Audiences remember Hussain’s acclaimed albums, especially “Making Music” recorded for the famous ECM label. It is regarded as one of the finest musical fusions of the East and the West. Hussain was accompanied by John McLaughlin, Jan Garbarek and the legendary Hariprasad Chaurasia - uncle of Rakesh, who joins Hussain in Kraków.
Hussain has worked with McLaughlin many times, for example when creating recordings with his groups Shakti and Remember Shakti. He also worked alongside Bill Laswell, leading the group Tabla Beat Science bringing together acclaimed tablists and percussionists. He has also co-created the outstanding projects Planete Drum and Global Drum, and worked with some of the greatest musicians of all time, from George Harrison and Van Morrison to Pharoah Sanders and Charles Lloyd. He is a living legend himself.
RAKESH CHAURASIA is more than just a nephew of Hariprasad Chaurasia - he is also one of his most talented pupils. He plays the bansouri, a traditional South Asian bamboo flute. He has worked with musicians including Talvin Singh, participated in recording dozens of albums, and he leads the RAF ensemble - Rakesh and Friends.
Recorded at ICE Kraków 08.07.2015.
Zakir Hussain - tabla, percussion instruments
Rakesh Chaurasia - bansouri
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[@niveditadubey2301]

Leaving this comment so I'll remember to listen to this masterpiece if and whenever someone likes it❤

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Here you come, again, just like me....

[@gibsosmart]

So watch it again now. I liked it

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Add it to your list of Great Ideas!!! 🤕

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Congrats You've listened to it for 205 times and now again one more time after my like

[@lilly9972]

Oh boy! I was searching for music to help me fall asleep, I came across this and lost all my sleep... now is 5am 🤣 I don’t want to close my eyes because I want to watch this talent. What a gift!

[@madhavrm788]

@Lilly even if you didn't sleep, I am sure, by listening to this master-piece you did re-energize yourself to the extent a good sleep couldn't have..!! Love from south-central India.

[@Sarmistha9]

exactly the same view point!

[@tusharseth2497]

👍

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True👌🏼

[@tourozerbs1008]

Love you India! Greetings from Brazil !! Shiva lives!!!

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Didn't you hear? Shiva passed away. Cannabis poisoning. Sad. 🧿

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​@@johngibbs799 shiva lives in everyones heart and soul

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​@@johngibbs799Nailed it like jesus

[@ignorasmus]

@@johngibbs799 😂😂 Good one. However, if one does try to make an analogy to our current understanding of the universe, Shiva is the embodiment of Entropy. In the end, that is the ONLY thing that shall remain.

[@gokulsarath]

Ohm namah Shivay !

[@kunalgupta6701]

Future generation one suggestion please listen to this masterpiece more often. This is heaven

[@muaddib21]

Every time i listen to them i feel like i become part of the universe. Love you India! Your music and culture is a bridge between the human soul and the universe. Love from Azerbaijan🇦🇿

[@zorin40]

I am sure the 4.9k disliked - professional dislikers are Stupid Haramzadehs

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thats really great mind '''

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@@zorin40 Those who disliked are just very great person. I made this comment 2 years back. Still getting replies 😁. Bam Bam bhole.

[@FreePalestineNow111]

I am from Kenya, East Africa.. I was probably 8 years old when i heard the Indian drums and flute for the first time- I constantly fell deeply in love! I have been touched by music- all sorts of music but the Flute and the Indian drums stir magical emotions deep in my soul... It touches a cord that I can't explain.. it's spiritual/ ethereal... I

[@DipayanPyne-wo8cx]

Great to hear that ! Just letting you know: there are different kinds of Indian drums or rhythmic instruments. The one in the video above is called TABLA. There are others like MRIDANGAM, DHOLAK, PAKHAVAJ, GHATAM etc.

[@ludan1498]

Brother, you must hear the African vs Indian drums jumblangi.. It's a fusion of both our cultures!

[@susanshea4679]

susan, please see my reply above to jacob wright. speaks to your mystery!

[@ashishxoxo]

God bless

[@TheJanakulkarni]

You can start anytime to learn a part of it...beleive me I too used to learn when I was a kid and for three years I learnt and stopped it ..now learning again in austrlaia with online classes from Indian gurus and they are great humble and wonderful....u should too...it's an experience in itself...so much science opens up in front of ub

[@rswatashi]

Ustad Zakir Hussain himself an Everest in terms of performance. For the first 9 mins, he was totally immersed in listening & experiencing the divinity from Rakesh sir. India's culture is still alive because these handful guys.. God bless these guys as the entire world needs them..

[@chandandubey9361]

Yes

[@abhiramprusty9165]

Thank God for granted such talented persons to India. My India is Great ❤

[@arinroy]

Feel proud to be Indian.. India will produce worldclass musician, scientist, sportsperson and good human being on the face of earth. Jai Hind. 🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@SocialAnimalJC]

Always has been, and will always be true. Bharat Mataki Jay! 🇮🇳

[@jeromefranco2368]

yes this is what a 5000 year old civilization sounds like! mesmerizing

[@sunflower-vm6xg]

5000yr ..Talking about golden age 👌

[@willemjansen1141]

That would have sounded completely different don't you think

[@pratapsinghpawar2871]

That is not only5000 year old

[@pratapsinghpawar2871]

Evidence are found for a 32000 year old civilisation in Gujarat in India

[@pratapsinghpawar2871]

Thank you Namaste

[@dmbassa]

I came to listen to Zakir Hussain, but I was completely mesmerized by Rakesh Chaurasia! I have never heard a flute sound like that. Fantastic!

[@LiLaoda9]

me too. oh but the flute totally won my heart and soul

[@laxmikantvyas5590]

Same here

[@PatilAdi]

After all he is the son of the legendary Pt.Hari Prasad Chaurasia😇

[@pattaprateek]

@@PatilAdi Nephew, not son

[@achintasahu1964]

দারুণ

[@jackd8602]

This old guy from USA loves all of this mind candy. God bless and keep playing

[@alfredoingala881]

Best comment sir

[@divyanshumishra714]

Two sons of Mother Saraswati. I have no words to praise. Two precious gems of India.

[@KheechLagatar]

Really bro😌😌😌

[@sigmaidcurve8411]

I'm Japanese. I never get tired of this performance. I play the Japanese bamboo flute. A heavy sound floating feeling, and a little melancholy. It seems to tell you where the soul is. どうもありがとう。🥰 (Thank you so much.)

[@kenaramsarkar9469]

It's what the world needs a mutual respect to different cultures with no disrespect to another one as being inferior.

[@pomdutta8034]

shakuhachi?

[@sigmaidcurve8411]

@@pomdutta8034 It is not a shakuhachi. What I play is Shinobue(篠笛), which is made of bamboo called Shinotake. There are 13 in total, and you can use them according to the scale. I'll put the URL of my master's performance below. Please listen if you like. The master is a leading figure in Shinobue. Listen to the master's powerful and delicate performance. 🇯🇵🗻🗼🏯🌸 kzbin.info/www/bejne/n2qmnH6lh5hjhsk&feature=share

[@sigmaidcurve8411]

@@kenaramsarkar9469 Thank you for your comment. It's a lot of fun to get to know different cultures. Now I'm learning English, which is systematic and very interesting. What do you know about Japan? 👘🌸🇯🇵

[@karonesechannel2599]

@@sigmaidcurve8411 in Karo Tribe in North Sumatra, Indonesia, we have a flute called Surdam, Surdam is kinda like Shakuhachi, means that this flute is like a pipe, but if you played it, especially solo, the melody makes you lil bit sad Example: kzbin.info/www/bejne/sHXGpICIfa6gl7c kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3yVY6Rtm7GHppI

[@eivaluscita9236]

This is what living on Earth should be all about. Virtuous rhythms and pure vibrations.

[@dhrubozyotimitul4826]

@Eive L'uscita dear friend, absolutely..!!!

[@bengaluruVines]

So true.

[@jonasalfonzo6935]

i adore it

[@naneeleo823]

Tis what " absolute RealiTy " means : ONE Flow of Energy (like the Ocean) Only personal human mind (separation) gets in the way of realizing this

[@shwetapar]

It's mesmerizing and take u trance.

[@ashutoshraj3591]

Maturity is what when you realise you should always appreciate Classical music 🤞🏻😇

[@putin834]

Hip hop , mc stan , badshah , etc ❎ Bharitya classical music and dance ,ustad alla rakah ,hari prasad chaurasiya ,sakuntala devi ,sonal mansingh , birju pandit ,shambhu maharaj .....☑️

[@ignorasmus]

Joy, Peace, Exhilaration, Bliss, Tears!!! Why do people even bother taking drugs when such music is available?!

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Hat's off to your pious comment. 💐💐💐💐

[@jameswilkes451]

Because to be perfectly fair, "chemical enhancement" of the mind and body can take such an experience to a level previously unforeseen!

[@siddharthraj1403]

I had this played at my wedding. And people enjoyed the music more than my wedding. No regrets.

[@SmartThiefPlays]

😂😂😂👌

[@Purushothbruce007]

😂😂😂😂

[@mariaantonyrosy6772]

Wow

[@Chirag_Kandiyal]

No DJ?

[@bobbysingh5824]

Should have got them drunk quicker

[@chandrashekar9661]

My India may have some poor people, we can overcome it at some time. But, this wealth of my Civilization, we are already a rich nation. I Love India.. & respect universe..🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@zyzyzx3352]

Beautiful words Chandra Shekarji.

[@riyadinho6795]

Once upon a time was the richest nation in the world, 27% of global economy we had everything all the natural resources, priceless jewels, gold, spices, richest oldest cultures in the world and everything looted from us. I only wish we were not divided imagine a one strong south Asian country we would be unstoppable

[@ludan1498]

We are richest in the world in terms of culture!

[@madhusudan2715]

Respect+

[@novingeo]

Woww...bhaai....kya kamaaal......hai aapka words....

[@aydintalibzade2870]

I hear the forests and mountains of India in the sound of this divine instrument in the hands of Rakesh Chaurasia; but then the nature begin to dance under the exalted rhythms of Zakir Husain's tabla

[@suneetamishra8768]

I felt almost the same... How music triggers imagination 🙂

[@aydintalibzade2870]

Thank you for good comment@@suneetamishra8768

[@chandandubey9361]

Yess

[@aydintalibzade2870]

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[@editfarkas4503]

This is the first time I hear these musicians and I can't find words to praise them.

[@creaturesevents5829]

This is one of my favourite music sets - and I love anything between heavy rock and electronic, jazz and classical! India has a beautiful, diverse culture. I've travelled their and can't wait to go again. Most of the locals i met were so kind, considering the chaos and constant occupation they were exposed over the millennia. We stand with India. Love from Australia.

[@krishnasastry9289]

Thanks again

[@david8905]

The sacred instruments of drum and flute. An interplay, a conversation, a call to God, and...a response from the Most High. Much respect and Love to my Indian brothers and sisters.

[@hellocreep8986]

that Drum is called tabla

[@wila1969]

أنا من عشاق الفن الهندي من موسيقى و أفلام . الشعب الهندي شعب عريق و ذو حضارة راقية و حكيمة . مع كل الحب من الجزائر 🇩🇿🇮🇳🇩🇿🇮🇳🇩🇿🇮🇳🇩🇿🇮🇳🇩🇿🇮🇳🇩🇿🇮🇳🇩🇿🇮🇳🇩🇿🇮🇳🇩🇿🇮🇳

[@amitsingh-ch1tw]

Thanks

[@chandandubey9361]

Thanks

[@deymb-oh8gp]

Thank you 🙏❤️

[@victoriakendall7390]

This is how a marriage should be...❤

[@taf44tt8io]

Need that each other could listen open ears and wide heart and be happy and joyful to love ; Love as a way for and while walkin' - day by day - on the Freedom path. First, must everyone ask him or herself ; what does Freedom meant for me ? How can I manage for it ? And so on 🙂 If the feeling of love does not meant to love other humans Freedom, it's not love (my opinion and my experiences of course)

[@beniiwa5099]

i am Chinese and love Indian classical music so much！

[@lordvoldemort1028]

you can access youtube?

[@pritpalsingh5244]

No chinese ,indian , amrerican or russian...we all are humans🙏❤

[@vishalaaa1]

kzbin.info

[@yuvarajkamath7104]

Bravo brother

[@HarvinderSingh-yy8th]

Then why do you intrude our border when your bodh dharm has too originated from India.

[@NishantViews]

You clicked the video to watch Zakir Hussain ended up becoming a fan of Rakesh Chaurasia too.

[@guruagamsingh8518]

Facts

[@Sandeep_JR_Bhati]

Reverse happened with me, bcoz i am a small flautist 😁

[@Tarun-yb6yx]

Yeahhhh

[@ManojSharma-cx7gp]

Indeed sir👍

[@aggarius2944]

I clicked the video because I’m 22 almost 23 and decided I want to explore the musics of the world. I’m not sure wear to start so I’m skimming KZbin searching for sounds I like so I hopefully have some starting search terms to begin my journey of musical experience. I would absolutely love any suggestions for different music from anywhere around the world as well as any names of people/styles/instruments etc. I’m so excited and hope to receive responses from some wonderful and passionate people who love music from around the world here via the KZbin comment section!

[@lilianeedithlalot4901]

With Love & admiration from France. Jai Hind 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@robertyoung2591]

You are both blessed from the powers from the creator of all. Your power of music and how the power guides you and us all. I am a.what you might call a country boy but feel your connections to the one great power of ALL OF MANKIND !!!!!!

[@taoofself4679]

Art is how we decorate emptiness, music is how we decorate silence.

[@Gagarin8294]

Beautiful words

[@KrisVanMoerbei]

Bullshit is always a definition.

[@indigofox7291]

Tao Of Self beautiful words. It’s the space between the notes that make the music...

[@koushikmukherjee3884]

you are true

[@mediummark2258]

Амаzіnglу sаіd!

[@RogerRFontaine]

what a delightful conversation between Tabla and Flute and 'silence'. I cannot fully appreciate the dedication and devotion which Zakir and Karesh bring to their art and disciplines. You are great role models for instrumentalists everywhere through all time. Namaste

[@LiveAcoustic]

That's rakesh not karesh.. son of flute maestro hariprasad chaurasia

[@swapankumarbhattacharya3841]

What!!

[@pradnyakapure6828]

Namaste 😊🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@swapankumarbhattacharya3841]

@@LiveAcoustic He is the nephew not son.

[@pradnyakapure6828]

Here are some midnight GHANTESH...

[@AlchemistTongueDrums]

Zakir Hussain's eye almost look unfocused as he plays. As if he's giving all of his energy and senses to his hands and letting the music drive HIM. Amazing to watch. Pure dharma chops.

[@NoSubstitute1]

That base sound in background what that is ? Sitar / Santoor/ pr something else ? HOW TO FIND IT ONLINE PLZ HELP

[@shabdadevidasi2505]

​@@NoSubstitute1это ситар, найдите в интернете, много есть

[@faisal8409]

The arrangement is very diffrent, the transition between Alap, and Gat is genius... This performance will definitely be remembered as a historical masterpiece...

[@Dexcelo]

Sitting in the backyard with wireless headphones and listening to this Raga and watching the clouds passing by the moon and a cool late night breeze rustling the leaves ...

[@AsadAli-jc5tg]

You must see a doctor.

[@AhmadAli-fm8bv]

Can u plz share some details what raag is it or bandish bla bla and something about chaurasia gharana

[@nickepicsound6798]

@@AhmadAli-fm8bv ending part - raag pahadi ( after 55:23 )

[@indrajitkatira5953]

It soothes mind nd soul.

[@msruag]

@mister axes 😐they attacked that person or wtv, so don't attack their religion

[@srividya256]

Oh my God... imagine playing flute non stop for more than an hour!!!!! It’s immense practice...Hats off.

[@hrishikeshrajput6695]

Also playing fingers on drums for continuous 1 hour is tough.

[@suneetamishra8768]

Wow..... The flute music is so damn versatile like a quietly flowing stream at one point, ocean waves at other times and like intermittent rain showers at another moment. Beautifully complemented by the tabla beats like the other elements of nature- swaying trees, galloping horses..... Indian music and musicians are limitless 🙏👌

[@mayagolam8106]

I watched this video more than 150 times… my kid will sleep only it plays

[@user-gw5jg3gv3d]

I felt that Japanese ancient songs originated in India. Great tune.

[@hiteshparmar1479]

Love from India to Japan.

[@TheCANexus]

@@hiteshparmar1479 ha moj ha🔥😎

[@AdityaSharma-cm6ed]

Buddhism originated from Hinduism, definitely there will be similarities in them.

[@Calligraphy-dilipaweeratunga13]

@@AdityaSharma-cm6ed no. hinduism adapted concepts from Buddhism, and later claimed the other way around.

[@AdityaSharma-cm6ed]

@@Calligraphy-dilipaweeratunga13 Research, don't talk out of anger or whatever negative emotion you have in your mind right now. Go research and then look into your eyes in the mirror and ask yourself the truth. May you know the truth.

[@alexfredericks]

The Air Bender Rakesh Chaurasia, thank you. My soul is grateful

[@fredyleon4942]

Exageras ya que estos dos genios son tan humanos como vos solo que en un estado de evolución musical de altas frecuencias cómo es la música clásica indú y musulmana ya que Sahir Husein es musulmal Chaurasia es indú y eso es india la convivencia de todas las religiones del mundo el libre culto y el respeto al espíritu que vive dentro de cada uno Namaste

[@MrsLydiabansie]

I am an Indian, life in the south of Spain and I just love Indian music, this is fantastic!!

[@elkysunnykuri]

When I "qi" Breathing control this type of music is very good for me. I love Indian music very much!! From Japan

[@karonesechannel2599]

I'm the one of the Indian descendants (maybe 30 percents of my DNA is Indian), born in Indonesia and my tribe is Batak Karo, and when I heard Indian song, I feel a bit freedom in my heart, greetings from Karo, North Sumatra, Indonesia

[@prempalsingh5997]

Jaba ..Sumatra Indonesia part of jambudweep in Ramayan periods.

[@deepblue3682]

🙏..descendants from the tamil cholas?..

[@karonesechannel2599]

@@deepblue3682 my clan is "Sitepu Batunanggar", maybe my descendants are coming from the place called "Bathnagar", similar to Indian clan too "Bathnagar", they lived in the only village in Karo Regency called Berastepu, sometimes we have a similarities in language, like Dibata=Devata, Purba=Poorva, Utara=Uttar, and cultures "Tendi, Mulih ku Dibata simada tinuang" "The Soul, come to Almighty God"

[@deepblue3682]

@@karonesechannel2599 oh great..🙏... so you are one among the many clans in lake toba region?.. !!..

[@deepblue3682]

@@karonesechannel2599 there are legends of tamil cholas residing in hilly regions of sumatra while they were going to malacca strait, also many tamil and kalinga traders trade from malcca region and all... may be your ancestors have an indian connection😊... have also heared that before islam and dutch/american christian missionaries arrived in central high lands of sumatra /toba region the clans there followed a mix of hinduism /buddhism and indegenuous traditional beleifs and that many clans in toba region had sacred text books of mantras called "pustaha" which literally means textbooks in sanskrit.. which had sacred mantras and many herbal formulations and magics... and that these text books are all now in dutch museum.. !!

[@rangvi1956]

This is fabulous, I am speechless, Indian music and culture are beautiful, namasté from France ❤🌺

[@SumanKumar-cb1mt]

𝐍𝐀𝐌𝐀𝐒𝐓𝐄 𝐌𝐀𝐑𝐈𝐄 𝐅𝐑𝐎𝐌 𝐈𝐍𝐃𝐈𝐀

[@dragonvlogs6908]

Et

[@nord270]

Namaste is Thailand. Try om shanti

[@SumanKumar-cb1mt]

@quadrant03 bich m 🤣

[@anirbanchakraborty1705]

Would love to tell you more

[@prajnachan333]

The absolute peak of human capability. It is truly amazing what we accomplish. These men live and breathe music; playing from a very young age. The tradition in India is handed down generation after generation. Such incredible melodies and rhythms. Transcendent. Transforming. Otherworldly. Extraordinary. Sacred fire 🔥 Eternally burning 🔥 The deepest meditation and ecstasy. Dancing blissfulness...... All love and gratitude 🙏 beloved maetros.

[@vvvvvvvvv11]

Very well said. nobody can put it better than you sr.

[@zuhairiboboy23]

I didn't realize that I had been watching for an hour ,,, blessing in my ears

[@gaiagenesis966]

I cranked up the volume and synced up all 5 of my Mac computers to this amazing performance and then also my large screen tv. Then I craked up my synthesizer and rode the bender to accompany Mr. Hussain. My 1 year old is spinning around wildly. Needless to say, my wife is threatening divorce.

[@tafri961]

Genesis Gaia 😂...

[@grantsharding]

Your one year old gets it. Nicely done

[@AngelWest58]

one can only hope

[@mrlloyd149]

Do share!

[@adityasuncut4110]

Koi hindi me samjhao yar meko

[@anonagain]

My jaw just dropped every time Zakir used the tuning hammer to tighten up the drum while making its sound part of the music and not missing a beat. I was fortunate enough to see this master in concert in the early 90's. He had just flown in from India to New York, came straight from the airport to the concert, was jet-lagged, and had the flu. You could see when he started to play how sick and exhausted he was. But within 5 minutes all signs of fatigue and illness were gone and he proceeded to play an amazing 5 hour concert. Incredible musicians - thank you Zakir and Rakesh for sharing your talents!

[@ospididious]

The healing power of music.

[@maegnificant]

5 hours! :o

[@poconos27]

Exquisite music. Soulful. Where can I buy this performance MP3 or DVD? Have you had any luck?

[@nabodit0758]

Yep I noticed that too. Tuning hammer while in the rhythm

[@skmitra143]

Thanks Zakir Hussain and Rakesh sir for the music.😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😂😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😂😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@enoughisenough4600]

Oh my God I have never enjoyed my self more than listening to this concert👍🙏❤️❤️

[@reme7903]

I first found Hussains music through his rhytm experience album and immediately noticed the mastery in his work. I must say in this live these guys are in THE ZONE! Genuinly having fun playing together and the most intricate music just flows through them effortlessly. This is everything a musical performance should be.

[@pramodk4014]

Look how Zakir Hussain Ji is slipping into meditativeness while Rakesh Chaurasia Ji is playing flute... Once you're are in sync with music meditativeness is natural consequence... Music is expression of Silence... Shambho..

[@vikasmishra4171]

No modern technology can beat this natural instrumental music😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@kajalkumarkhangagal8941]

fantastic performed

[@vikasmishra4171]

@@kajalkumarkhangagal8941 🙏🙏

[@TheRaretunes]

Yeah but add that reverb

[@mokenOS]

i like that the sound and vibe of the instruments is digitally enhanced through thechnology. full circle

[@OXXOI77777]

Just as "this natural instrumental music" can not beat any technology...because there is nothing to "win", it's not a competition

[@NEMannya]

You don't need medicine for anxiety. Just listen to these two legends music. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@richardrobinson5965]

Beautiful sonorous classical Indian music played by two of the best musicians. A genuine treat for the ears and senses. It so very much reminds us of our wonderful stays in India. Encore!!

[@rezeski]

Of the zillions of music videos on KZbin, this music masterpiece is undoubtedly most incredibly sublime. This is the flute music I believe I have ever heard. And Zakir Hussain is no doubt the greatest drummer alive. I hope you will have the same listening experience as me.

[@kirtigupta9753]

He is a tabla player aka Ustaad( Master).

[@sekharagowdmitta7707]

Excellent Meditation. It will take to another World. 🙏🙏🙏🙏💐💐💐💐

[@harishpatel001]

Very true.

[@harishpatel001]

Yes Mralik Rezeski. I had seen Zakir Hussain performing with Pt. Hariprasad Chaurasia - present flutist Rakesh Chaurasia's uncle way back in 1978 at IIT Mumbai (Bombay) about four decades back in time. He is great. He raises the same goose pimples of ecstacy and reverences + admiration. It's intensity may be 100 times more now compared to my 1978 experience. Regards, Harish.

[@sindoorimehendi5116]

Like someone is dropping honey into my ears .....soooo beautiful , touching the soul ❤️

[@v4u1t_hunt3r]

Russian comrades send you gratitude for this masterpiece

[@vedicmusictherapy4756]

Unko Bolo Namaste

[@manikdahiya6799]

Thank you🙏🏻

[@swarajmech]

Lal Salam

[@KshitijBhayani]

@@swarajmech hahahaha

[@stritax9478]

🙏🚩

[@ajitesh_thakur]

The complexity of this music is proof of how ancient, rich & deep Indian culture is

[@vkk421]

Sound qualiity of this colab is far far beyond excellence....kudos to the two legends....🙏🙏

[@nikumanideka8271]

I love Indian classical music. I think it is the best music art in the world.

[@luciddream9423]

Yes

[@user-oh3he4pl8z]

Its truth 👍

[@pseudomusician7582]

No doubt

[@caroldacre8284]

Simply put and absolutely true and accurate. There is no other music!

[@bazzadsunil61]

India is the origin of music.

[@ginty9041]

How amazing to have been to experience this as a live performance. I live in a small town in New Zealand. I truly hope some day we will have a venue where this type of concert can be supported here, not only by the venue but the people who have never been exposed to this talent.

[@bikramchakraborty2996]

Come to India

[@amitjadhav000]

Hey...Zakirji has performed in Auckland...I happend to be one of the lucky ones to witness the great music yet again.

[@monishtabla]

I had the opportunity to see Pt. Hariprasad (dad of flute player), and Ustad Zakir Hussein live back in 1996, so marvelous, the son is also wonderful, what a amazing duo.

[@davidcollin1436]

He's the nephew not son

[@pikachue602]

Nephew.. Either way do you know which raag is it??

[@Addu5221]

Such tranquility, such peace, such consciousness. So still. So real.

[@dragonslayerin]

It's not only music, it's yoga, it's meditation!

[@jitendrabrahms195]

Beautifully and elegantly put it, God bless

[@PRADIPKUMAR-jb9cq]

Yes

[@twinflames4249]

This is unbelievable 👏 🇹🇹

[@fredyleon4942]

Es NADA = Sonido NADAYOGA El YOGA del sonido ya que el sonido cautiva la mente y lo lleva a lo más profundo de nuestro ser sin tener que hacer ejercicios austeros o ayunos o mortificación del cuerpo o creencias ilusorias esta es la gloria del NADA YOGA UNION A TRAVÉS DEL SONIDO

[@prajnachan333]

Osho said that music was originally created to bring meditation. A heightened awareness, and silence. Amazing, otherworldly. Trance inducing.

[@RahulSharma-bt3pl]

Don't Cry because it's over. . Smile because it happened!!

[@sainaiksatam2668]

It's not even happening what I want to make happen..😕

[@sunitafisher4758]

Rahul Sharma 🌸 I luv that quote from Theodor Geisel 😊

[@seenaseenu6827]

ఇంత కంటే స్వర్గం లో ఎం వుంటుంది.

[@user-uk7gg4rm4p]

God's mercy be upon you, Master Zakir Hussain Khan, and your friend who is playing Tole next to you, Ali from Switzerland, I love you ❤️🇨🇭🙏

[@dwezelbub]

This is heavenly sent inspirationly thank you so much Howard

[@OOOUZ]

Came for zakirs Tabla.. Fell in love with Rakeshs Flute

[@dariuxborges7752]

Rakesh is good, but his uncle Hariprasad Chaurasia is God on Earth.

[@deftoner718]

@@dariuxborges7752 thank you

[@gouthamjoshi7271]

its called Bansuri

[@alistaircornacchio5727]

Any idea what this flute is called

[@alistaircornacchio5727]

@GJ - 07DD 766613 Tribune Drive PS thanks, how do I know what to look for if I want to buy one online?

[@elnurmustafayev]

Hello to friends from Azerbaijan. Awesome melody. The magnificent Indian people have always been different from others.

[@vishalaaa1]

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[@sanjhit]

Yes, we're different. Vasudaiva Kutumbakam is what we essentially are. Hari Om Tat Sat.

[@raymonddavidson3151]

It's just zakhir

[@ariesram74]

Yes, this is what I have been looking for my entire life.

[@richardbanksinphoenix]

Well I’m home on a Friday night - Holiday weekend - alone and just hit this. Now I’m content !❣️thank you

[@pushkardeshmukh2413]

What a beautiful friday night you had.

[@Officialimranali1]

so proud of the fact that these legends are born in my country.... truely God's creation..

[@i_am_jenius6138]

Imagine there's no country 😊

[@Cosmikh0bo]

Music reaches beyond countries. It makes us unite and see beyond cultures, colours or boarders. To me music is life. And in this planet at least its made (mostly) by us human beings. And yes, I listen to music from any country and era almost. My taste pretty much knows no boundaries for all expression is majestic creativity and beauty or beast itself manifested.

[@Gregorypeckory]

@@i_am_jenius6138Yes, and no gods and no religion too.

[@KwamtumPshX]

lol, you ain't their Daddy! Still, good music tho!

[@sentinelisland3884]

Yes bro India is most ancient and advaced civilizations ever.

[@abhay4147]

I stopped playing Tabla a while before due to my studies. I stumbled on this video today and I realized how truly beautiful music is. I am going to start playing again. Thank you for the inspiration!

[@surabhiverma5568]

Definitely you should, you were pretty fine

[@chatlavenkataramana1150]

It is wondeful lisining

[@Riemann1997]

You should do.

[@vedantbhargava80]

@@Riemann1997 I

[@vedantbhargava80]

Is it hok

[@anuragthakur1004]

I dunnu why I cried to listen this...this is ahead of the world....this is so different nd magical i just hypnotized for a moment❤

[@eugeniopalandri]

Absolutely beautiful, immersive, expansive. I remember my Indian roots.

[@alonsaidaz]

the very first seconds of that flute transport me to the infinite!! Love from San Martin de los Andes, Argentina 🇦🇷🇦🇷🇦🇷

[@akshayyoutube6911]

contact me if you want

[@polycap1605]

Welcome to our beautiful country

[@dendijohn]

Thank you so very much. I have been a multi-instrumentalist for 58 years. I cannot say enough good things about the performances presented here. I appreciate this tremendously. Even the engineering is magnificent for this show.

[@li21nljasndvkljhnakshedbxxc]

The recording is amazing isn't it. So detailed. Condenser mics definitely the way to go for tabla.

[@talastra]

Everyone is a multiinstrumentalist. Not everyone is a good one, however.

[@rswatashi]

Indian artists in general don't carry an aircraft load of instruments. They create magic with just a small carry bag. They don't need 200 sq ft stage but a 6 x 6 sq ft is enough to perform..

[@neerajsaxena]

Pure nectar to the ears, signals to enhance brightness in the eyes, the brain gets relaxed, and the soul dissolves, I am in heaven.

[@anyarya82]

I'm crying my eyes out. Such a hearfullness❤

[@paneedasikkamonton7022]

Namaste from Thailand. I really enjoy India classical music so much. Thank you also to the talented musicians ,Zakir Hussain and Rakesh Chaurasia.

[@vishalaaa1]

kzbin.info

[@farshimelt]

Did you hear Zakir Hussein when he played in Bangkok a few years ago?

[@micheldindaine8403]

WAOW !!!!! I LOST MY LOWER JAW ON THE FLOOR, THIS IS JUST MAGICAL

[@TheJanakulkarni]

Ha ha

[@valentinaantonelli9243]

From time to time I come back to this video and I float❤ I love when God does it❤

[@neerjasaini1038]

हरे राम हरे कृष्ण ।अप्रतिम प्रस्तुति।

[@martinstenitzer8782]

I have saw this live, absolutely amazing, holy music

[@neelpatel7724]

how lucky you are to watch it live

[@rakshitbisht3286]

Lucky u

[@robofernandez5741]

😭😭😭😭

[@VijayKumar-sr1hj]

You are so blessed

[@joepaiva2268]

This is the music I want my family to arrange when I transcend to the world beyond. This pure meditation.

[@iluvjake1000]

Oh my gosh yes! I’m finding it so relaxing...the beginning is reminding me of whale songs....

[@prajnachan333]

Sweet Nara, Zakir's granddaughter. Born in 2015, so she is 7 years old now! Amazing. I dedicate the tiny bansuri flute section that Rakesh played in the encore to you. All blessings 🙏 and love 💘

[@anijurrahman1084]

Music is the language that the whole world understands,Where words fail, music speaks...!! He, who loves ❤music 🎵can enjoy dreams.”

[@haroldstaam]

im a a really big metalhead and thats what i mainly listen to, like doom and sludge metal but I love classical indian and persian music so much. its so meditative and I love to put it on when I write because you can easily imagine some kind of epic story from long ago with it on. this is real storytelling without words. magickal stuff

[@manassikdar1]

Same I'm more into prog metal but this is absolutely beautiful

[@kellinitzsche3103]

Right on brother!!!!!!

[@user-hb6sb5ig6i]

Same same same!!

[@pomdutta8034]

understand this ... the base of all music is same .... it cant go beyond the 7 notes ... so its universal

[@rickmorgan8520]

Never heard of "Sludge Metal" - - - must give it a go sometime 😎👍

[@jesuisintelligente5402]

Where was I for 20 years?how could I lived life without listening it? I'm so Lucky discovering it ....AAA finally got it 💖

[@KatsWind]

Mesmerizing, surreal and inspiring. I can’t stop listening and smiling, lifts my vibrations to an all time high! I appreciate you sharing this!!❤

[@hhwippedcream]

Beauty on display!

[@gentrysmith5748]

Oh my God! What did I just listen to! This is the most soulful and exciting music ever. Thank you so much, Zakir Hussain and Rakesh Chaurasia.

[@NylonStrings83]

Try listening to Anushka Shankar’s sitar u will love it

[@adhirajthirani9607]

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[@tablabanaras]

True 🌹

[@rajanbhavsar5516]

Two legends, Two instruments, Two humans but one soul music... Great performance Who listen this in 2021

[@molutfy10]

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[@molutfy10]

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[@marigner]

Great music, I enjoyed that very much ! I was particulary amazed by Rakesh Chaurasias playing, that sounds at least as good as his uncles !

[@suneetamishra8768]

This is what my country needs to be like in every sphere..one complementing the other so beautifully that it creates heaven on Earth ☺️

[@myfarawaytales]

You put two genius together and they magnify each other. To take what seem like simple instruments and show they have limitless scope and beauty of sound.

[@shreyanshchandan4077]

P

[@rudolfwolter2187]

indian music is amazing so much discipline and passion ... fantastic ....

[@pradhansunil2001]

And understanding each other.

[@SunRabbit]

Love and Peace, from the Czech Republic! 🖖

[@jacksondriscoll98]

I love how these two play their instruments with such serious precision and elegance while also finding time to goof off and have fun

[@venkateshamurthy7426]

Very fine

[@sdev647]

it comes with years of deep practice.. Also its in their blood.. Both of them fall into into a line of rich heritage.. .. Pt. Hari prasad Chauarsia (flute) is the uncle of Rakesh Chaurasia and Ustad Allah rakha khan father of Zakir Hussain.. Search for their names..

[@wandmayeslupik6302]

my God....imagine how looooong Rakesh has to control his exhalation of breath.......just count how many seconds before he takes a breath........ absolutely amazing...........best lung exercise......

[@dendijohn]

He has mastered the practice of rotary breathing. No stopping is necessary once you learn how to do that.

[@isabelleb.8358]

I think he use a very difficult technique: the continuous breathing

[@kujeetsinghnegi7119]

Nice coordination between two maestros of classical music.

[@rafaherrerossevillano5456]

Un auténtico descubrimiento para el Ser!!! Gracias Beautiful🦄 Gracias Zakir! Gracias Rakesh! Thank you for being contemporaries of this time!!!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@shreyanshkumar6620]

Ustad Zakir Hussain, who inspired me to learn tabla. I will be always obliged to him. Pranam Guru 🙏 Ustad Rakesh Chaurasia mesmerized me.