What clarity! The-always-perfect Pandit Ram Narayan is surely a genius of our time. His technique is venerable and I have always been left astounded at his exposition of any rāg!
Such musicality, such spiritualityin his playing and his son Brij Narayan is a fascinating Sarod player and has followed in the footsteps of his father. I just got his son's Raga Lalit. It was really great. I recommend it and Ram Narayan's Malkauns is hauntingly beautiful and memorizing.
hardkaur is right..he does go into Basant..remember the song by lata/rafi Man ki been matwari baje...the line that resembles it is basant rut hai tan rang dalo etc
Hi, actually I have only two of His records: (Ducale)CDL 012 - Raga Multani, Raga Durga and dhuns; together with His sonZamir Ahmad - tabla and Pandit Raghunath Prasanna - shenai. Another one is "Ananda" Ragas: Nand Kalyan, Shankara, Rageshri. PAN records 4016.
Pndit Ji lives (I hope) in Holland since 1972. Thank you for your letter, Marek S. Poland
Wow i died! If He is alive then.."in my Opinion there are 5 living Legends of this instrument.
Ustad Sabri Khan, Pandit Ram Narayan, Ustad Sultan Khan, ustad munir khan and Pandit Ramesh Mishra." would you have any of ustadd munir khan sahib's recordings?
If anyone wants to know the meaning of the hindi word 'Mitthaas', we can always refer to this eclectic rendition.... thanks for posting this wonderful treat!
This is so beautiful....wow, i can't imagine the emotions Ustad Ji has put into it...listening to this builds my confidence in the faith that instrument talk. Wah Ustad, Wah
A rag with misra in the title means that you start off from the rag you are playng like piloo and the you can go off into any rag you like but always some back to the rag you have strated off with.
ah, there, you've explained it for me. Now I see mala in the parentheses. Thank you. What freedom facility and clarity he has that he could make that apparent to the non-indian ear.
I don't know raags, but this one sounds complex with many different mini tonal worlds that it touches, wish I knew more so I could see the departures from what might be a more the straight version. It's so good.
the sound is very nice surs are perfect but doesnt sound traditional,,is it a thumri normally u hear a thumri in misra peelu but it doesnt soud like...it sounds like mixed with everything.....
Ram Narayan...Melodic sounds magical. +++ HBD 25/12/2011
nutth59 1 month ago
Incredible, as always!
asianmusiccircuit 7 months ago
Absolutely brilliant. Thanks for sharing this. I definitely need to look up the artist.
sonnetg 9 months ago
What clarity! The-always-perfect Pandit Ram Narayan is surely a genius of our time. His technique is venerable and I have always been left astounded at his exposition of any rāg!
Williamjamesdewar86 10 months ago
superb sarangi player
wadineelum 11 months ago
amazing excellence...
brandrocker 1 year ago
Much better version at: Ram Narayan - Mishra Pilu (raagmala)
cameo1986 2 years ago
The quality suck. To see a much better version of the same performance search for "narayan pilu", which was uploaded two years later.
Hekerui 2 years ago 2
superb. dil ke tar chedta hai ye instrument. u r a top ranking artist sir !
sudhirshewalkar 2 years ago
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aakash8915 2 years ago
Such musicality, such spiritualityin his playing and his son Brij Narayan is a fascinating Sarod player and has followed in the footsteps of his father. I just got his son's Raga Lalit. It was really great. I recommend it and Ram Narayan's Malkauns is hauntingly beautiful and memorizing.
UstadVilayatKhan 2 years ago
Por casualidad alguien sabe donde comprar un sarangi en bs as??gracias
perroandaluz2009 2 years ago
from 0:24 to 0: 55 Awesome
aabidanwaar 2 years ago
I wish if someone could add some items by ustad Allah Rakha of Pakistan.
tvwalla 2 years ago
ustad allah rakha was indian. not pakistani.
korektphool 2 years ago
@korektphool they all from planet Earth.
paayoub 2 months ago
guru ji is guru ji forget about other things no ones sarangi on this planet has such a great sound
gurukulsangeet 2 years ago
Can someone name the tabla playing gentleman?
bhaibaldeep 2 years ago
Most probably it is Suresh Talwarkar.
Long life to Pandit Ji!
HATHI01 2 years ago
wow this so great.
simusingh12345 2 years ago
can here pilloo, miyan ki malhar, basant, shankara, hameer,darbari, lalit etc.
shankyxyz 3 years ago
hardkaur is right..he does go into Basant..remember the song by lata/rafi Man ki been matwari baje...the line that resembles it is basant rut hai tan rang dalo etc
surinder50 3 years ago
someone please upload more of him!!!!!!
jasminangel 3 years ago
Hi, actually I have only two of His records: (Ducale)CDL 012 - Raga Multani, Raga Durga and dhuns; together with His sonZamir Ahmad - tabla and Pandit Raghunath Prasanna - shenai. Another one is "Ananda" Ragas: Nand Kalyan, Shankara, Rageshri. PAN records 4016.
Pndit Ji lives (I hope) in Holland since 1972. Thank you for your letter, Marek S. Poland
HATHI01 2 years ago
In my Opinion there are 4 living Legends of this instrument.
Ustad Sabri Khan, Pandit Ram Narayan, Ustad Sultan Khan and Pandit Ramesh Mishra.
allfieldsreq 3 years ago
You had missed Ustad Munir Khan.
HATHI01 2 years ago
Wow i died! If He is alive then.."in my Opinion there are 5 living Legends of this instrument.
Ustad Sabri Khan, Pandit Ram Narayan, Ustad Sultan Khan, ustad munir khan and Pandit Ramesh Mishra." would you have any of ustadd munir khan sahib's recordings?
allfieldsreq 2 years ago
I want to add one master more: Abdul Latif Khan Sahib. His immortal Basant Mukhari was recorded on IAM CD 1060
Marek
HATHI01 2 years ago
does he change it to raag basant in the middle?
hardkaur246810 3 years ago
this is not a single raaga he is playing. seems like a ragamalika.
shankyxyz 3 years ago
He starts with Pilu, goes into Mala, then returns to Pilu.
realshiznit 3 years ago
He is the most heartfelt sarangi player...he makes the instrument sing...it is sooo sweet..
jasminangel 3 years ago 2
I dont know, Ustad Sabri Khan puts a hell of alot of emotion into his playing as well, but I do think Ram Narayan is up there
Lootroq 3 years ago
Dunnoooo close match maybe but Ram Narayan has the edge i think !
balaggan 3 years ago
Words are not enough.
singh135 3 years ago 2
If anyone wants to know the meaning of the hindi word 'Mitthaas', we can always refer to this eclectic rendition.... thanks for posting this wonderful treat!
Adyamaaa 3 years ago
get the west.
TezzRah 3 years ago
This is so beautiful....wow, i can't imagine the emotions Ustad Ji has put into it...listening to this builds my confidence in the faith that instrument talk. Wah Ustad, Wah
amityaadav 3 years ago
In indian classical music, hindu musicians are never referred to as ustad, they are Pandits. Muslim musicians are ustads.
enrito2000 3 years ago
Yes, I am aware of the fact, I overlooked the name when commenting, I apologize for that.
amityaadav 3 years ago
Wower....just watchin this video for the millionth time! His name is truly synonymous with the Sarangi!
Ardaas 3 years ago
wah waaah ji wah!!!
abdelrehman 3 years ago
he never lets the scale get boring and does this by not showing the tonic so much, very skillful
barisurum 3 years ago
beautiful... as if he played it on my very nerves...
zzzzpakistan 3 years ago
this one is killin' me up over in here eh
sonikcycle 4 years ago
Lovely to see this excerpt by my favorite sarangi master.
SHIVA108PARVATI 4 years ago
A rag with misra in the title means that you start off from the rag you are playng like piloo and the you can go off into any rag you like but always some back to the rag you have strated off with.
musictattoo 4 years ago
ah, there, you've explained it for me. Now I see mala in the parentheses. Thank you. What freedom facility and clarity he has that he could make that apparent to the non-indian ear.
SatSound 4 years ago
çok güzel ve hakimiyetide çok iyi sonuçta perdesiz
yaylitanburi 4 years ago
Incrediblly beautiful. Total mastery of the instrument
boral108 4 years ago 2
wah
dindin010 4 years ago
beautiful sounding instrument
simha00 4 years ago
Pandit Ramanaryan is The Master of sarangi.
appatel 4 years ago
I don't know raags, but this one sounds complex with many different mini tonal worlds that it touches, wish I knew more so I could see the departures from what might be a more the straight version. It's so good.
SatSound 4 years ago
Very sweet and deep.
sherman2002 4 years ago
beautiful
gregoryhines5a 5 years ago
good sound
hasancihatorter 5 years ago
Fantastic, excellent, mind blowing!
kishoriray 5 years ago
the sound is very nice surs are perfect but doesnt sound traditional,,is it a thumri normally u hear a thumri in misra peelu but it doesnt soud like...it sounds like mixed with everything.....
saurang 4 years ago
Absolutely amazing!
AryaVarta 5 years ago
nice diabetic foot too
taal290 5 years ago
Thank you
runbambirun 5 years ago
KIALBOTE!!!
tintala 5 years ago
Strung right into my heart, that instrument. Superb.
alsdouble 5 years ago
DAMN good sound one of the best tones
heythere1101 5 years ago
this blew my fucking mind
Defiant5555 5 years ago
can someone post more sarangi videos?
bobbyr01 5 years ago
can someone please post more videos of classical style sarangi.. please.
bobbyr01 5 years ago
check ustad kamal sabri. He is the son of Ustad Sabri Khan.
sweetsurj 5 years ago
mesmerizing comb over, the raag is dope too
taal290 5 years ago
ooooaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhh.....
waaaaaa guru
SatSound 5 years ago
Wow! That is great!
zbaby82 5 years ago
That's the most incredible sarangi sound I've ever heard! Thank you for posting this!!!
subsic 5 years ago
just Beautiful!!!
kingofsnakes 5 years ago
Amazing!
simsg90 5 years ago
I love the sound of the Sarangi so much, and this video shows exactly why.
WindsOfCreation 5 years ago
Beautiful.
lingman 5 years ago