Charukesi Raga at Royal Albert Hall | Dr L Subramaniam 

Just, wow... 🇺🇸😎🤝😎🇮🇳

I believe perhaps you guys invented it... Sarangi. Much love and respect for Indian culture. 😎🇺🇸🤝😎🇮🇳

thats the beauty of Charukesi and the master of course!

Ironically, charukeshi is known as the raga used in a tragic outset. Even this song aada Modi galade is about tyaga Raja lamenting how Rama is never giving him his darshan

"Emperor of the Violin" No joke. Padma Bhushan also. 😎🇺🇸🙏

Emperor of sound. No joke. Also::: Padma Bhushan. That's a big deal where I am from. 🇺🇸😎🤝😎🇮🇳

Also, Jo Humne Dastan apni sunai (Madan Mohan) and Bedardi Balma (Shankar-Jaikishan) and any number of Tamil film gems!

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Very well said. 🇺🇸😎🤝😎🇮🇳

Why did Purandaradasar discover this Ragam !?

Subhapantuvarali says a hi !!

And me!! 😭😭😭

Of course he could do it. But if he played this at court he'd probably never played violin in that court again. As for the skill... You just have to look at his caprices to know he could play almost anything on a violin. One can only imagine if Paganini traveled through Asia what kind of music he'd write... But i agree, the sound on display here is so big, it's hard to compare it to anything..

@@janezpungartnik3149 i love paganini...obviously a huge fan of caprice number 24, and number 5 of course. *I'm not so sure he could actually play this, without a couple hours minimum of practice.* Not to even begin to mention: Niccolo Paganini was probably the FIRST superstar musician to actually play upon the 'sold my soul to the devil, in return for musical gifts'! I don't believe someone who could do such a thing overtly, at such a time in history would have any problems himself 'playing this at court' or the ramifications that would or would not follow. Who knows for sure... All i know: This man, *Dr. Lakshminaranya Subramanian trained in Carnatic music, and then trained in western classical music, and trained in medicine, and became a holder of a PhD.* That's a very big deal, were i am from. ☀️😎☀️🇺🇸 I appreciate your position, and comment. Be well

@@janezpungartnik3149 The real answer to that is, obviously Paganini could not have done it. But not technically speaking - rather musically speaking. He was not trained in modal music of this form, and to construct a raga such as this brilliant improvised rendering, one has to study this system. In reality, no great musician 'can do' what another one has done or does, simply because it's their unique musical character and expression, and more than that, it's a whole mindset of a different tradition which cannot simply be copied in technical means.

​@yoavbueno9656 Been a while since I saw my replies... For that I apologize. Yet, thank you for that advanced semi-tutorial. 🇮🇳😎🇺🇸❤️‍🔥🙏

Heavenly music.

He was another genius! Taken from us too soon! 😪