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Banglar Banshi - By Jalal Ahmad

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Banglar Banshi - By Jalal Ahmad. A wonderful compilation by Jalal Ahmad with Bangladesh's traditional bamboo flute.

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  • Wow! This is by far the Most Beautiful Rendition of Bansuri Music I've Ever Heard. And I've been to some well know maestros' concerts in US, Europe and India! Beautiful to the ear, Visually a joy to see you play it with such passion making it seem easy like a flowing second nature. Touched my soul with its sublime depth, beauty and purity. Superb. Would love to hear about future recordings & uploads. Thanks! :) You've got real talent, Jalal Ahmed. Best Always. Ritu, California, USA.

  • Its tooooo divine....Thanx for such a masterpiece

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  • This guy is aawsome.....made me cry, we shud see more of him, when it comes to music no 1 can touch bengalis either its east or west bengal...

  • This is awesome... is this Des raag in some folk form?

  • Jalal Ahmad = Where are the racist comments ? xD

  • Wow, this is super harmonious.

  • @BoyBangla Ever heard of the terms "Greater India" and "Greater Persia/Iran"? It's where a certain culture is predominant and often ignores boundaries. So the bansuri is Indian in the cultural sense, not the geopolitical. It's also much easier to refer to the "Indian Subcontinent" than the South Asian Subcontinent.

  • jalal vai...............awesome

  • BEAUTIFUL !!!!!!!!!!!.....

  • Simply fantastic - undoubtedly, one of the best talents in Bangladesh today!! 

  • @shamssujon I think when ordinary White Western people refer to peoples of the Subcontinent, they define them simply as "Indian". Similarly, and Oriental would be referred, loosely as Chinese. Or indeed, the ordinary South Asian would refer to a to a white person, very loosely, as English. It to do with historical descriptions of peoples of particular regions and their exposure to the other race.

    So it understandable why people simply generalise with ethnic references.

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