Raag Bhimpalasi | Kaushiki Chakraborty first time reaction 

I can't understand a word, but this is really cool. I wonder if some Brazilian songs seem like this to people who don't understand Portuguese hahaha. India is a gigantic country, would love to discover more music from them

Im brasilian but i love indian songs, bhajans, kirtans...great! Gratidão Namastê

You are correct.. that kinda singing is thousands of years old..

She is singing the raaga scales and also singing some of the words too. The vibration is amazing ... You are right. It's very ancient and at least 18000 years old or more.

I like the sound of the indian harmonium.

Morning, Frank!!! What a control of the voice! What a big world! So many different things... love your channel, your songs (big fan here🤗✌) and this hat!! Thanks a lot, Frank!

You look like an older version of Aditya Kapoor. It's a compliment.

She is a legendary classical singer

Those are notes... It's a scale... She's improvising

Ok... I don't know what roolies have told you... But... The whole performance is divided into 3 parts... 1. The introduction of the main Raag (base line) that will be used. Till 01:30 . 2. Then, we have actual song... Not based on lyrics but the vocalisation... Here, the song is about a beauty who is flirting with her man... (Not in a sexual way... Just heart to heart love) 01:30 onwards... 3. Finish... The increased tempo... The final flaunting of the whole raag on which the song was based. 06:30 onwards... 4. She goes an extra step ahead... To conclude it with real words to give it her own stamp and show that she is not a rookie but an established player. And it is not a lesson but a real performance. 08:30 onwards... These lines are rhetoric verses... Asking her love to arrive back to the temple in her heart. How do i know this? Because I have attended many concerts by India's most expert classical artists in my research institute (science based). These kind of art forms are exclusive to usually the most intelligent brains... These people don't perform in front of dumba**es... To be able to attend any one concert is a dream come true. They usually do not come before the cameras.

There are two distinct traditions that are generally geographically divided between North and South India. They have similar roots and concepts but their elaboration is beautiful contrasted and many different instruments are used. The two main styles of Indian Classical music are Hindustani music(North India) and Carnatic music(South India).

20 years practice, results this , she is new generation of Indian classics, we called her God of music “ Ma Saraswati “ .

She is improvising while singing 7 notes "Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni" in different octaves. React to - Mahesh Kale live in melbourne

❤️❤️❤️For this reaction Just FYI that Indian Classical Music is 98% improvisation.. Just the notes of Raag and 2 lines of lyrics are fixed and everyyyyyythinggg else is improvisation every single time...and these concerts are live, go on for more than an hour continously... Also classical singers usually start training at very young age like around 4-5...and go on training for about a decade... I would suggest that listen to a full fledged concert at least once in your lifetime ❤️❤️❤️

This class of singing in indian is purely dedicated to explore the another dimension of sound and music

When you said performing this can make you high....you got it 100% correct...it can make you actually...i practice hindustani classical music and i know the feel very well..and it's hard AF .... i don't think there is any music harder than this to master.

_She is singing sargam (notes) and improvising it in ascending, descending and several others orders with perfect sur following the raga._

Amazing voice, Kaushiki Chakraborty.

The root of these Indian classical music is in one of the four Vedas that is Sama Veda which is thousands of years old..

The quick words she sang are called "Sargam" Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni" there are total 7 of them and they make melody it's the equivalent of "Do Re Mi" so on and so forth that you have in English. Please note they were not meaning less sounds and what she did perform effortlessly cannot be performed without years and years of practice and strict discipline and in depth knowledge of Indian Classical Music.

It's origins date back to sacred Vedic scriptures over 6,000 years ago..

That "fretless sitar" is called "Taanpura"

She was singing a Raga which is a combination and permutation of 7 notes - Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni, Sa. Bhimpalasi is one of the 300+ Ragas in Indian classical music.

A classic Indian recital is to be listened in a holistic way..Never,ever break it up! Once you interrupt,the whole thing goes up in smoke... whatever you have to say,say it AFTERWARDS.

Indian music follows SA RE GA MA PA DHA NEE Just like Western music follows DOH RE ME FA SO LA TEE And the Raaga she is singing is more like a template for songs, you can fit words and your song is ready. It's one among thousands of templates (raaga). Every raaga has it's own notes which has to be sang in certain criteria.

U are right about Indian Classical music. It puts u in a trance. Indian classical music relates to the elements of nature. Traditional singers of ancient India were known to attract the elements of nature and divine powers through their singing of the ragas. It has been passed down from generations to generations and we are fortunate enough to have such maestros amidst us nurturing the age old tradition of our music.

Indian classic Ragas are 1000 years old science

Appreciate that you have taken time to listen She us singing the notes of the Raga which is an arrangement of notes . The sounds are the notes

The two ladies are playing tampuras, which are drone instruments whose strings are tuned to the tonic and perfect fifth.

if u remember the song ‘doe a dear’ from ‘sound of music’, there is a line ‘when u know the notes to sing ‘. its like that , the fast words are r actually notes, Do (sa) Re (re) Mi (ga) Fa (ma) Sol (pa) La (dha) Ti (nee) Do (sa).

Frank hello! A divisão musical Oriental não é a mesma do Ocidente. Nosso ouvidos tem um certo tipo de estranheza pelo hábito ancestral. Muito legal você trazer estes sons diferentes para nós. Para as sipses é excelente!

Uau 😲 loved it

Like- (do re mi fa so la ti do) In indian classical it's- (sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa) So basically at the end part of the video she was murmuring these notes and was creating a melody. It was neither any language nor Words😌

Thank u sir for appreciation of india🙏😊

If you look at most Indian classical rendering, it's done sat down and this also have an impact on the voice quality and what they are able to do with their voice.. It all down to breathwork from your core

She's not speaking words. She is singing just the notes (sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa / do re mi fa so la ti do), but moving very rapidly through them, and also singing notes between them. This is called a Raga.

She’s speaking the Notes : Sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa which are C# D# F F# G# A# C C# But in this specific Raga (Bhimpalasi) which she has sung in Kafi Thaat. The Ga(F) and Ni(C) Notes are sung in Ga(E) and Ni(B). She’s combining all the notes and singing these notes in their original sound frequencies such as Sa(C#3) is sung in the frequency of around 138-139hz. Singing them in a combination is called a Sargam(Sargam refers to singing the notes instead of the words of a composition).

*React to "kanada raja pandharicha" by Kaushiki Chakraborty and mahesh Kale....it will blow ur mind for sure!!!!!!!!*

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Hi Frank View n hear video Anuja Kamat various melodies Raag n her Ted x talk show. She is a Hindustani classical teacher. You get great knowledge of Indian music to study n follow.

She is singing the notes of the scale do re m fa which in Indian music is sa re ga ma etc.

It is called tanpura,keeps the pitch for the singer,the one at the back.

Yeah, those are notes in the drut(speed part). A very complex arrangements of the 7 notes in hindustani classical vocal music(sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa)

It's not just a song. It's Indian classical music. There are aalaps and taane. Lot of calculation. It's not very easy. Kaushiki is the best classical singer.

She is gem of India kaishiki ma'am we r proud to be indian becoz of legend like u.

She is singing 7 notes "Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni" as in "Do Re Mi Fa So La Si" , you need to learn Indian Classical Music to understand this, this is an ocean and you can't measure it by taking a spoonful of water, and Kaushiki is God gifted, you cannot acquire this in a single birth, you have to born with it.

What you thought sound was a 7 surs of Indian music sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa (just different combinations of eachothers)

6:54 " those r musical notes "😀

Whatever u have expressed is right

These r notes of classical Indian music , sa re ga ma pa dha ne sa .... Like do re phe ma or something whatever the English notes are ... U must watch the video on understanding the raag , which is the melody created with these notes ....

Yes it's actually many 1000 years old :)

Tá tudo muito bom, tá tudo muito bem.... Mas? Arnaldo Baptista, Itamar Assumpção, Arrigo Barnabé....

its like shes saying the names of music notes.... sa ri ga ma pa da ni sa

Kaushiki is using her palm & fingers to maintain ''taal'' or rhythm, while extending her hands from time to time to let her tune float.

Your understanding is quite good even if you don’t know Indian classical...👏🏽👏🏽

They r not words but 7 Sur Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha ni ...like Do re me pha so la ti do( pl excuse me if any mistake)...It takes one into different world like a meditation stage....Best wishes and God bless you and your dear ones

That is tanpura (women on back playing) and it is played on one scale continuously and it is the instrument made such a great artist and Many classical singers became legend due to that

As has been noted, she sings both the bandish (main composition) which goes ja ja re Apne manderawa and then improvises using the names of the notes in the Hindustani solfege system SA Re ga ma pa DHA ni.

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This Western review is super comedy 😂...

Gaayan(singing), waadan(playing instruments), and Nritya(dancing) together from Sangeet ( music).Indian classical music(Bhartiya Shashtriya Sangeet) has two forms. North Indian classical music and south indian classical music. There are seven notes sa, re, ga, ma, pa, dha, ni, (and sa again) same as do, re, me, fa, so, la, ti, do. These seven notes have teevra(strong) and komal(soft) swars(tones).From these seven notes 10 base(Thaat) raagas(style of singing with a particular combination of these notes) emerged. From these 10 thaat(base) raagas hundreds of other raagas emerge. Every raaga has a particular time mood and even season for singing. For example raaga 'Bhairav and Bhairavi' are sung in early morning. These two raagas have very soothing and calming tones. Some raagas are sung in afternoon, some midnight, some for the expression of happiness, some for desire and so on. For example 'raaga Maalkos' is sung during the rainy season. Every season, time or emotion has a raaga dedicated to it ! And based on these raagas you can compose your own song that song composers with classical background often do in indian movies !!! Sometimes the singer pronounces the notes and sometimes she just vocalises the notes ( aaaa...) exactly in accordance with the rules of 'aaroh' and 'avroh' of that particular raga. Immense control of vocal chord muscles and breathing is required to do so ! From raagas emerge 'daadra', 'thumri', 'tarana'...) You can do bachelor's(Sangeet Visharad) master's(Sangeet Nipurna) and even PhD in indian classical music. I am writing from my limited knowledge about Indian classical music that I acquired from my mom. She had bachelor's degree(Sangeet Visharad) in Indian classical vocal music from a reputed (full time and regular) classical music college along with a bachelor's degree in science. Learning Indian classical music takes extreme hard work, patience and endurance. It is like a long dedicated meditation for ages. If you can master Indian classical music, that would take you to an altogether different dimension !!!

This is long race God picture 🙏💕💕

Indian music evolved in a far away galaxy many,many light years away !!!:):):)

Good morning, good morning to you 🎵🎵

They are indian notes 'sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa' ... equivalent for Western A B C D etc

Have you viewed/heard kaushik's jamroom raag madhuvanti and also her training session with her father Pundit Ajay Chakraborty ?

Olá Frank! Obrigada por mais um vídeo! Gostaria de lhe fazer duas indicações para você reagir, e antes de mais nada, peço desculpas porque I don't speak english... 1- Uma composição extremamente inteligente em melodia e tema da famosa série da Netflix Dark. Estou mandando um link em estúdio e outro ao vivo porque é fantástico mesmo. Agnes Obel - Familiar Ao Vivo: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JfEoxFsF7x4.html Estúdio: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-32kYH6XZrIo.html 2- Brasileiro, compositor e cantor, faria este mês 50 anos de idade, mas infelizmente nos deixou há algum tempo, com lindas canções. "Viver menino, morrer poeta", diz a música que indico. Mas é vasto. Tem uma versão só com o violão incrível também... Vander Lee - Alma Nua ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-iFD3MQ8vFpA.html Bom trabalho, espero ainda ver algumas das indicações por aqui. Valeu!!

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No words ... She is saying the notations ... Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni ... Sa'

She is singing the names of the notes : sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa

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It is indeed thousands of years old.

She is just playing with the 7 notes Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Da Ni

@10:05 not just Indian culture...it’s human culture in a way...well said sir

Not improvisations. They are pure notes in different combinations.

Hi, good reaction video. Just one point to make. Hindu Gods are NOT blue. They are ash coloured, a symbol of balance between dark or light, black and white. So that was supposed to be the shade, which upon aging thousands of years became more bluish - and later everyone started painting them blue. She Sang a particular Rag. And each 3 hour period of a day has a few particular Ragas, which usually resonate with body and mind's natural frequency perhaps, as such music is healing in many ways. Difficult to put in words. The trained ppl may correct me if this is an assumption, not fact.

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This is Indian classic music. .You have to learn at least for a decade. Every song or folk music in india is based on classic music called Raag. There are thousands of Raags that is using different notes.

Those are solfege / solfeggio , not words. Classical singers mix up solfege and the song lyrics. The mixing up most be in the perfect timing. The words used are Sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa , equivalent to do re mi fa sol la ti do . There are komal and tivra notes too, which composes 12 notes in a chromatic scale corresponding to western music. A raag is basically a melody composed up of certain group of notes (scale) while ascending and certain group of notes while descending. They have very strict rules of what to do while ascending/descending, which notes to focus upon, which notes not to touch while ascending, other rules for descending, and which notes are sweet when touched sometimes (accidental). Every raag has its philosophy of "what feeling it should give". For example, major scale is raag bilaawal in eastern classical, a major pentatonic is raag bhupali in eastern classical music, similarly, Lydian scale corresponds to raag yaman, etc. There are many raags, new raags are still forming. Anybody reading this comment should have realized till this line that it's some sort of thing that people back off before starting, cause there are more rules than notes/scales, etc. Yes, it is difficult, and thus, people don't do this for some popularity/fame, cause this type of music can be understood to some extent only by the people with a slight knowledge or understanding of classical music and its feels. So they perform to those audiences. And moreover, they sing 'for their own satisfaction and meditation' , cause no other things could be thought except the notes and beats, which makes it a perfect example of concentration and meditation.

She´s amazing and remainded me of RIP Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan please react to him there´s: Mere Rahke Qamar , Mustt Mustt and so many others my personal favorite :Lal Meri Pat Rakhiyo Bhala!

She is using indian classical notes. It's just like Do Re Mi Pa So in western style music.

This is the music of gods. Thats why its difficult to understand.

Hand, head or body gestures are part of indian culture during a vocal presentation be it a talk or singing.Smooth hand,body or head gestures can't help in controlling voice during singing. Jerking gestures do help in controlling voice but it is indication of immaturity in singing. Masters never use jerking hand or head or body gestures to control voice.

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G'morning Valchiria. Continous world musical trip, So cool. I follow "T-series Apna Punjab" Indian music Chanel. Good job man.

Teen means 3 taal is beat teen taal 3 beat

Hi KAUSHIKI CHOCRAVARTY AMEZING REPRESENTATION

There are seven main scales in indian classical singing as we have do re me ....type of scales in west these scales are known as swaras they are sa re ga ma pa dha ni this sounds are mixed un different ways to make any rag and practicing that same scales or swaras in form of a aa aaa aaaa is known as alap this needs practicing a lot for years to sing indian classicals

Search about Indian classical singing...life will end but area and variety of Indian classical singing will not end

Ya you can react to what is raag ? By Anuja kamat

It appears as if an airplane mechanic is trying to decipher an alien spaceship mechanism.

She said the water needs to be boiling hot

React to ... Mahesh Kale in Melbourne ... It's gonna blow your mind.

Sa mens do, ra means ra, ga mens me seven notes

React to Mahesh kale , live from Melborne

I've seen many reactions ruining the flow of music and I just hate all of them. U don't have to talk when she's singing. Indian music don't require ur technical explaination. It could have been better if u had listened to her without interrupting the video.

Pl react on Aryya banik raag yaman ( classical music and collect it from you tube)

Sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa …. Like do re mi..,,

You can react to madari song from coke studio....

Please react to Mahesh Kale live in Melbourne. He will put you in a trance