With all due respect, the bansuri originated in India. It is played throughout Nepal, India & Bangladesh. The best places to get the desirable bamboo necessary for a proper bansuri? The Assamese & Kerala forests...
@Bookwormygirly this musical instrument was invention of kirat in the Himalayas. kiratas and chinese used to meet at yangtze valley over 3000+ years ago for trade, business and culture. kiratas are the native of nepal and NE India. watch this video --> kiratas:the Himalayas race
From1.22 thats more like nepali melody.. ones at the front were indian raga.. every flutist have their own way of playing that melody whereas in raga u are bounded to play within it but u can improvise a little n play around raga.. when m i goina to learn the raga??? haha..
They are same.. both have 6 holes and we use the same sa re ga ma.. i guess some guys in the villages do make 5 holed flutes as well but having six holes is complete i guess..
ohoo... what a surprise.. he used to teach flute years ago in Galaxy Public School. Maile ni ali ali sikna pako thiye.. its been ages...he is really good.. mero chai kahile improvement nahune bho... hehe..
wah bahut accha bajatein hien.
prithwin 4 months ago
You are very good, can you please show us some note?
romelrozario 5 months ago
With all due respect, the bansuri originated in India. It is played throughout Nepal, India & Bangladesh. The best places to get the desirable bamboo necessary for a proper bansuri? The Assamese & Kerala forests...
Bookwormygirly 7 months ago
@Bookwormygirly this musical instrument was invention of kirat in the Himalayas. kiratas and chinese used to meet at yangtze valley over 3000+ years ago for trade, business and culture. kiratas are the native of nepal and NE India. watch this video --> kiratas:the Himalayas race
diliprai 4 months ago
I wish i could play it, better learn while i can, I can play the Madal though! not as good as my father though. Jai Nepal.
buddhistgangstamonk 1 year ago
Beautiful and enchanting
Dracapalley 1 year ago
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msilwal322 1 year ago
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@msilwal322 : no comment man, I dont want to argue on this stupid thing and also deleting my earlier comments...
adhikarynihar 1 year ago
@adhikarynihar I 2 dont want 2 argue brother, i am also not intrested in this studpid thing(that u started), and am removing my comments........
msilwal322 1 year ago
Gam Gaapataye namah!
vijishellboy 1 year ago
Excellent
ekmn05 2 years ago
....sooo nice man ....i need a good bansuri...but in my place i cant find.....such a nice tune....
lamabee2 2 years ago
From1.22 thats more like nepali melody.. ones at the front were indian raga.. every flutist have their own way of playing that melody whereas in raga u are bounded to play within it but u can improvise a little n play around raga.. when m i goina to learn the raga??? haha..
magarboi 2 years ago 2
so ture dude
Aromaticsmell 2 years ago
oh wow what a beautiful sound! It makes me think of Krishna, the Hindu god who plays the flute. exquisite!
theultimateotaku 2 years ago
Very nice...
I suggest you upload the same in 'Dynamycdesi'.It is a online talent contest site for people and gives an award to the 'Best Talent'.
sudheeinv 3 years ago
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Very nice..
I suggest you upload the same in 'Dynamycdesi'.It is a online talent contest site for people.
shridanyam 3 years ago
what key is that first bansuri in?
13osiris13 3 years ago
ha. the name of the country is nepal.
samdamaniam 3 years ago
They are same.. both have 6 holes and we use the same sa re ga ma.. i guess some guys in the villages do make 5 holed flutes as well but having six holes is complete i guess..
magarboi 3 years ago
yes, and apparently the third hole from the top is off note.
yubraajghale 2 years ago
luv it!
machha08 3 years ago
Lovely sound!
:)
GiveOrLooseIt 3 years ago
is there a difference between the Bansuri in Nepal and the one from India?
lesliejs 3 years ago
there are 6 or 7 holes, and the instrument is used in india, bangladesh and pakistan (as well as nepal)
oh and theres a bass bansuri too
LagSpike 3 years ago
No differance, same the Bansuri in India and Nepal.
Mohan1017 3 years ago
thank you.
lesliejs 3 years ago
ohoo... what a surprise.. he used to teach flute years ago in Galaxy Public School. Maile ni ali ali sikna pako thiye.. its been ages...he is really good.. mero chai kahile improvement nahune bho... hehe..
magarboi 4 years ago 4
you sing good
rocky356000 4 years ago 4
I love Nepali basuri.
inepali 4 years ago 10
it's really great. i love this tune. thanx for posted it to on youtube. i wish to get more....
john00977 4 years ago 6
love it..! thank you for posting here in youtube.
machhamachha 4 years ago 5
Very nice! I like it! =)
gOOfeee 4 years ago 4
very nice, ...i really like this instrument. The sound and playing style reminds me of hills and valleys and mountains
regalparks 4 years ago 4
Beautiful.
ManikaranSahib 4 years ago 4
Really nice.
kaliyarivet 4 years ago 4
fantastic' . that fluid-like bendy scale always floor me~
tribalwind 5 years ago 5
love it man. Can you send my a sample in .wav format?
casarrubius 5 years ago
hehe nice instrumeltal
Kaamue 5 years ago