"BACH IN INDIA" - Bhajan & J.S.Bach trio sonata g-moll BWV 1029 1 part Vivace

[nadaprem]

спасибо:)

[tifaniz77]

Опять слушаю и снова нравится!!! :) Так мило...

[2000flute]

Beautiful! Bach will be surprised ...

:)

[raagsprelude]

Awesome!... I have become a fan... never heard such a mix... cannot describe in words the experience of listening to this amazing piece.... great work :)

[nadaprem]

@raagsprelude Hey! Thanks:) Bach is Timeless,, as well as Indan classical tradition...Cheers:)

[iermanicus]

Bravo!!!

[SatSound]

Bravo. Great program and execution, nice transition. In the Bach you are all fine players and it points out to me how much I like the quality of flutes like the Ney or Bansuri over the metal flute. The metal flute has a sound that is too perfect, like the intonation of a piano. The opening alaap sounded more like an arabic mood than a hindustani one, what was the raag?

[nadaprem]

@SatSound Hey, thanks for comment! There is no such rag, it's the tone material of the following vivace part, there just few additional tivra and comal notes to make it sound more oriental.

[Lotos61]

Wonderful music! And excellent musicians! I have never heard Bach played with Bansuri Flute - I like it very much.

[nadaprem]

@Lotos61 Thanks! Bansi is extremely flexible, there are people even playing jazz on it....:)

[flautaliliana]

Guau!!! Bello bello!!!!!!