Dilruba - Aarti Tune
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Until I find a teacher, I am going to copy your playing. It is so gorgeous! What note is your Sa tuned to?
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Man, That is about the most gorgeous thing I have ever heard! i am trying to copy it on my viola (a poor imitation) i hope to acquire a Dilruba and sound half as good as you do!
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Where do you live brother? I have a dilruba and have been looking for a teacher for a long time.
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Is the instrument amplified?
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this is the closest to the divinely shabd....give thousands thanks for sharing...
do you know anyone in the southern california area who teaches?
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@matiasgiunta9 Dilruba means "Heart Stealer"
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incredible instrument, the feeling is really deep!
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ebay...
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bohat aala.....!
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niicee. This sounds like Bhai Avtar singh jis composition. Have you heard it?
fatkidbasant 3 years ago
hunji - I first heard this from Bhai Avtar Singh Ji's CD (as mentioned in video description).
manavk 3 years ago
Only 3 years of playing?? This is beautiful! I love Raag Dhanashri, and the Dilruba portraying it produces a very colorful sound. Try posting, if you can, a rendition of the famous thillana/tharana in Raag Dhanashri
Gutrakapu 4 years ago
thank you - it's about 4 years now -
kindly point me to the link where i can listen to that composition - I'd like to hear it and will try playing it.
manavk 4 years ago
I wonder...
do you touch the string against the frets or only push the string when you are playing dilruba?
ganeshito1 4 years ago
Hi
I push the string down so it's touching the frets - lightly.
Pressure on the string has to be just right to play accurately and be able to move around along the string quickly and smoothly.
manavk 4 years ago