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This is neither Dadara nor Kehrawa; this theka is called 'Latka', derived from Dadra six matras.
naseemjo 1 year ago
DRONACHARYA OF SITAR
lavinya771 1 year ago
It is khemta Dadra (Dha tin na Na dhin na)
darbarikanara 1 year ago
onnek meeshti i meant verry sweet in "banglaa
tashu14 1 year ago
dhun is light classical which is usually found played in dadra or kaherwa.. :)
tashu14 1 year ago
beautiful beautifull beautifull. beyond amazing. beyond impressive. tabla is also beyond beauty. thank u thank u both so much ustadjis. i adore u both. jay hind.
FAQEERAHMED 2 years ago
waoooooooo!
TheIndusvision 2 years ago
They (he) has also used few very famous pieces of phadhi .
very beautiful , amazing.
ironcross04 2 years ago
Brilliant concepts and controlled execution. I never tire of listening to Shahidji!
What's with the camera work, however? The pictures, pastoral scenery, sudden changes of shots are distracting. Why can't they just keep the thing focused on the musicians and go away?
jaygo0000 2 years ago 2
this great
most confusing sound flub happens at 6:00 minutes
i was scared...
Shrutiglawn 2 years ago
thats recording fault not the players fault, and can happen in tape recordings
syedenaqvi 2 years ago
going to see him for lessons tomorrow!
Carter439 2 years ago
kya baat hai khaan saab masha allah....... kya roohdaari hai bahut behtreen hai....keep on playing like this
9910941482 2 years ago
Rohanda is right, he is more than any other god I worship. He is simply so amazing!
Swarnabha Gupta
Arundeb 2 years ago
I worship this incredible man.
Rohansitar 2 years ago
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Arundeb 2 years ago
Yes.
MrChicagoMusic 2 years ago
thanx for the info
Arundeb 2 years ago
Brilliant meends!! Any idea what taal this dhun is set to?
dhruvsodha 3 years ago
It is dadra taal (6 beats).
umeshpersad 3 years ago
It can also be Khemta
Arundeb 2 years ago
I am not familiar with Khemta. Could you explain the difference?
umeshpersad 2 years ago
Dadra is Dha Dhin Na Na Tin Na while Khemta is Dhin Dhin Ta Tin Na Ta. So thats the difference
Arundeb 2 years ago
Thanks.
swahapublications 2 years ago
Sorry...this one is definitely Dadra
Arundeb 2 years ago
obviously :)
dzxdogg 1 year ago
He is just a genius the like of whom hasn't been seen yet in the realm of music, plain and simple. He beats Mozart, Bach, and Bhetoven by wide margins. I wish I could get a chance to meet him someday and learn a few things from him.
jakemullick 3 years ago
God bless you for posting this. i had the pleasure of sitting at his feet not too long ago. He is NOT just an amazing and an un-match sitar player, he is equally an awesome human being. He will teach you without any pre-condition. It is UP to you to keep up and learn. Got talent? which is quite different from Got milk. Ustad Jee, May God bless you and your family. it would be a while and a long while before a mom give birth to another talent like him.
playsitar 3 years ago
The split view at 1:43 is a brilliant idea.
Beautiful presentation.
violaguy312 3 years ago