Gundecha Brothers Dhrupad vocal performance, Tokyo Summer Fe

This movie shows a performance of a short dhrupad bandish (song) performed at the 2003 Tokyo Summer Festival in Japan. The bandish (song) is "Shiva Shiva shiva" in raga Adana set to Sooltaal (10 beat cycle).
Dhrupad is the oldest extant tradition of classical Indian music. The Gundecha Brothers are amongst the most respected and active performers of the Dagar tradition of Dhrupad. They studied under the eminent gurus, Zia Mohiuddin and Zia Fariduddin Dagar and Srikant Mishra.
The Gundecha Brothers run a school for Dhrupad music in a beautiful and peaceful rural setting on the edge of Bhopal, India. More information can be found on their website www.dhrupad.org

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[jdurgama]

They're my teachers. I assure you they sound wonderful without amplification.

[Ashwinswarup]

@redandneil Dhrupad is to put the singer and the listener into a meditative trance as essentially it is supposed to stir the soul into concentrating on the omnipresent. It is not supposed to be entertaining. Those arms of Indian classical music would be Khayals and Thumri. Thus to the ordinary listener it may seem repititive ( actually its not ) . Listen to it on full volume good quality headphones , itll really make a difference

[ThePrateekJoshi]

OM HARI NARAYAN

[Rahul234848]

@jamtuner1 You are obviously tone deaf..

[drabhineetrumne]

for all those who want to listen this on flute u just type 'sameerinamdar' and see the joy. just close your eyes and listen

[drabhineetrumne]

Respected Ramakant guruji and umakant guruji, are the AVTAR of lord bholenath's son. Listening them will really cure many mental and nervine problems which is beyond medical science...Dhrupad attacks directly on our soul and connect it with the allmighty lord or say the cosmic energy........Mridang or say pakhawaj is like a neurotransmitter

[johnditta]

what a performance. great.

[MrAmandeepsodhi]

@GetMeThere1 they are called Taanpura used to create harmony

[vashish3187]

THIS IS WONDERFUL...HI AM FROM MAURITIUS..... I START LEARNING PAKHAWAJ... n this raga is very beautiful,,, keep it up... i hope 1 day, this grpu will come to mauritius to perform this raga

[BGIZZLEB]

NMSU

[mysticrosemale]

Wonderful. Wonderful,. Wonderful.

[rudraksha333]

ૐ OM NAMAH MAHA DEVA SHAMBHOOOOO