Pt. Bhimsen Joshi & Ustad Rashid Khan- Darbari (Pt. 2)

[shrinandan]

What a great duet!

[RanjitMorey]

Bhimsen Joshi. is. Amazing.

[swarup0907]

khub.................

[urbancolumbus]

Four People who disliked this must be deaf. feel sorry for them.

[nadarang]

What mind-boggling awesomeness! What brilliant bandish, brilliant singers, brilliant jugalbandhi, brilliant alaaps, taans, boltans, what BRILLIANCE!

[sanjeevdhaumya]

Listen to the same composition by Ustad Amir khan Saheb. It equals that at least. Pandit ji also the greatest.

[ranjanarathore]

God's  Gifts to Hindustani Music

[adbi5000]

Panditji looks like such a cute aazoba(grandpa) here!

[karansinghtabla]

doesn't miss sum it is a tihai he repeats it 3 times :) but gives way to panditji

[sahirdonsocomeon]

5:27 Ustad Rashid misses SUM lol. OLD IS GOLD ;).

[ujwalmantri]

supurb

[raqib56]

@ wah, wah, mazah agaya,

[rincoocherub]

what a beautiful rendition of darbari by 2 maestros:) kitni muhobbat hai gayan mein wah may god gives good health and long life pandit bhimsen joshi:)

[nawabshaukat]

men from another PLANETS

[ravigaur75]

Why Rashid Khan making sounds while Bhimsen playing?

[raqib56]

@ravigaur75

perhaps you need to clean your ears ( kin bairen kaan bharey ) and consult your opthalmologue ! ( ankhian ghorrghata awat )

Bhimsen is singing, not playing

[raqib56]

@ravigaur75

well, human health rarely permits to restraint from violating majlis's

etiquetts !!! but are u still running after your suspicions ? more important is

the surs and handling of harkats and murkis.

yeah, the short is oto, was trying to use some sarcasm, but it missed you !!!!

thank God we have our eye sight functionning well

[Pmd9013]

The following are the general vocal ranges associated with each voice type using scientific pitch notation where middle C=C4. Some singers within these voice types may be able to sing somewhat higher or lower[1]:

Soprano: C4 C6

Mezzo-soprano: A3 A5

Contralto: F3 F5

Tenor: C3 C5

Baritone: G2 G4

Bass / Basso: E2 E4

[Pmd9013]

Look at their lips (expression around mouth), their eyes and their hand movement. That is because they are trying to deliver right pitch . These mastros have master three octave rang and above. That is why other filmi singers are just immature. Right pitch can be identified even by scientific tools. Language is no barrier when it comes to pitch. That is why music is universal language.

[Pmd9013]

Out outsider can judge their performance by their Octave range & control over range that they display in their singing. That is why you can judge Bhimsen Josi with Luciano Pavarotti & vise versa.

[kocha1]

India should be proud ...

World is proud..

Thank you God!

[bismillakmahomed]

fesbook

[fannafiallah]

Such a special display of Darbari !

[anupamaa1]

pandit bhimsen joshi is fantastic. but i think rashid is not a match for his voice. bcoz.... his performing quality becoming very down now a days. dont no why!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[japanesesen]

ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL....THE BEST!!

[santoshkashyp]

what can i say i m speechless, pt bhimsen joshi truely a topest singer of the world

[sunit108]

can any body tell me it not down load.how to down load. is it prohibited. but what the wonderfull adbhut . kaya aanand aaya .

bhagwan say prathana hai ki aisa sun nay ko baar baar miley .

[jkdarrad]

its like father and son singing togather in such a brilliant harmony.May God bless them

[klacsanzky77]

You can see how much they are enjoying singing with each other. You can feel the creativity flowing so easily for them. They sing with their hearts.

[shiva4ever]

Lovely.

[ovaceinc]

beautiful kheyal by the maestros whose accompaniment aesthetics is remarkable!

[TheMachindra]

thanks or the youtube facility, i am very much happy, that ican now enjoy the indian classical music, I want to uplod some old traditional "MARATHI LAVANI" {UN UBLISHED} can any body help me how to upload it?

[pakhrat1]

Thank you so much for this video .

[sunilkalyani]

2 maestros at their best [ Sone pe Suhaga can't find any adjective for the performance

[vngautam1]

In Nehru Park Delhi, there used to be musical concerts once a month early in the morning (0630-0830hrs). I remember one such concert of Pandit Bhimsen Joshi on 7th May, 2001. It was enthralling & captivating, when suddenly there was a heavy downpour. There were almost 5000 listeners, who did not move nor did Panditji, who continued in the same vein. Rain stopped after 10 minutes. Best marriage anniversary gift for me (31st marriage anniversary) While Panditji is magnificient Ustadji is Wow

[vbnandu867]

Hmm... U may believe this or not,We've heard if flower showers in our puranas...It happens even today but as rainfall..When the Devas are happy.. they create sudden downpours which end abruptly..I heard about this in a pravachan

[livesangeet]

What a wonderful combination of this old and young greats! But one can't stop remembering Ustad Amir Khansahib when we hear this lovely composition. . .

[09413888176]

oh I have no words .Its a beautiful raga .manoj gorsia

[paritoshpohankar30]

The two legends......Awesome.....

[lakefork7]

Darbari isn't the only beautiful but MOST BEAUTIFUL and mesmerizing sound ever created in the Mughal Courts.

At the end, feel very fortunate to be born in this era to enjoy the most beautiful piece of music ( definitely Hindustani Classical Music ) ever created anywhere in human history

[lakefork7]

The name of the book is 'The Raga Guide' edited by Joep Bor and co-authors are Suvarnalata Rao, Wim van dar Meer and Jane Harvey, produced by Robin Broadbank of Nimbus Records and Joep Bor of Rotterdam Conservatory of Music AND printed in the UK by Zenith Media (UK) Ltd.

You will have a clear idea about our 74 Hindustani Ragas from Abhogi to Yaman and how they sound ( the book comes with 4 CDs as well ), brief history, preferable time of play and some notes.

[Kanjoos1234]

This raag Darbari(in Hindustani & Darbari Kaanada in Carnatic music) was considered to be a 'cheap' raag as it was sung by prostitutes.But legendary singer Madurai Somasundaram sang a popular song in early 60's for a Tamil film and since then the raag has regained its lost status and has been often sung by great singers from Northern and Southern India.Ustaad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan has also used it a lot in his concerts.

[lakefork7]

Shame ! How can you consider " Darbari " as a cheap Raga ? Are you out of your mind! What to do with the singing talent of prostitutes. They are just simple human like us with talents as well. Don't you agree ? Darbari, the hardest to master and that's why it is considered as the king of all Ragas by every Ragapremi from the Mughal court to the street singer of sub-continenet.

Want you to study about all 74 Ragas and for your information there is a book, 'The Raga Guide'by Nimbus Records,UK.

[Kanjoos1234]

I agree with you...its a beautiful raag....but that was the perception...Prostitutes/court­esans had a very high place in society long time ago..but that changed with time and they were looked down upon...

similarly Thumris were considered cheap and no professional classical musicians used them in their concerts....but Ustaad Bade Ghulam Ali Khan sang it in his concerts and made people realize how wrong they were...and now Thumris have regained their lost respect! :) thanks 4 d info on d book!

[lakefork7]

You will have a clear idea about our 74 Hindustani Ragas from Abhogi to Yaman and how they sound ( the book comes with 4 CDs as well ), brief history, preferable time of play and some notes. This particular book is a great help for those who has interest in our classical form of music comprised of both south and north.

[klacsanzky77]

This music so deep you cannot see the end. How can you see the end when the beginning is so hard to attain? To begin to sing like this, lets you see a little, but there is more.

[klacsanzky77]

But you can see the end, but that is beyond music.

[klacsanzky77]

The end of this spiritual journey is Nirvana. Music is a vehicle to that end of suffering.

[BABAMUGHALBABASAHEB]

kya kahe-lovze nahi hai-mashallah

[bhawmik]

Awesome!! Just awesome!

[keswanikk]

Heavenly! Simply great!

[heavyatheart]

Panditji looks like an angel.

[globalempire]

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[saqibtahir]

ABSOLUTELY

[naveenghgh]

i,ve heard it on national channel many atimes still i didn,t know the name of the rag,i,m really taken by this rag.feel sitting on a darbar.i'also had read that gangubaihangal says we all music lovers have to here at least once pt ji's darbari!i was searching for that got it and really feeling darbari.thanks for uploading.

[suchinthanu]

Excellent

[saqibtahir]

Beautiful. Subhan Allah. Excellent Pundit ji, Ustad rashid.

[pnu21]

I felt blessed to watch this video. These people are the prouds of Sangeet.

[pnu21]

I felt blessed to watch this video. These people are the prouds of Sangeet.

[vibbaxi]

This is a tear jerker - tears of nostalgia and joy! Many thanks!

[Adyamaaa]

Jai ho! My regards to the one who posted it and gave us the opportunity to hear the two masters!

[siddhanti]

Bhimsen Joshi is fantastic as usal. But rashid khan though much junior to Joshji, is no less! His voice quality, maturity, and dexterity of voice control is superb.

Rashi Khan is an inspiration to the next generation of artists.

[yasminkhan]

Pandit Bhimsen Joshi is unbeatable, he is the best -- the living legend. I was fortunate to have attended one of his concerts in Ottawa, Canada, in the early 80s. Thanks to my friend Nashid for inviting me to the concert.

[yasminkhan]

Pandit Bhimsen Joshi is unbeatable....he is simply the best ever!? I was fortunate to have attended one of his concerts in Ottawa, Canada, in the early

80's. God bless him. Thanks to my friend Nashid for inviting me to the concert.

[Sharadbuva]

No words can express the sheer joy and bliss.

Salute

[vineymehra]

living legends

[kishorsshah]

Just great...., thanks a lot.

[kishorsshah]

Just great...., thanks a lot.

[Karandebuwa3]

Please tell me there's a Part 3!

[MayaDhari]

Great posting! Thanks!