Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan | " Raag" 2014 Nobel Peace Prize Concert | Reaction 

Ustad means teacher which also means a master in whatever they teach

Ustad means mechanical engineer

Ustad means Mistri in Urdu 😅😅😅

Bol Hu - Nescafe Basement

@@TheInfoMixtv and turn the subtitles on for Bol Hu

Exactly

Also his emotion in his songs! You can do all that crazy stuff, but he makes it so musical and soulful too.

Flamenco is from Andalucía, in Southern Spain... Copla too. Nothing to do with latin america...

@@chrisofmelbourne87 Flamingo music has its origins from India as well Rajasthan

@@MrPrav76 Firstly, it isnt flamingo it is Flamenco. And, can you confirm your evidence? From what I have read, Flamenco is the Spanish interpretation of Arabic music and Fado is the Portuguese interpretation. I would love to learn more if you have more information. 🙂

@@chrisofmelbourne87 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CvEUHW-qoTU.html

@@chrisofmelbourne87 That’s just one reference by the way sorry for my spelling mistake but you can go do you own research just type in on Google origins of flamenco music which was originally from the gypsies of India

I did not know any of that, thank you, so interesting

@@hollygranger3734 You're welcome. I find it interesting, that if you look at any music (Before Soul/RnB/Aretha/Etta James), eg: 1920s-1930s, runs, dips, riffs and melismas are either never used or very limited and simple. The gospel churches influence was strong in singers like Etta James and Aretha Franklin. Eg: if we look at Jazz, runs were not used, it was more linear and smooth. Controlled. Blues too. Country music too. I guess opera in Europe used some types of runs but is different to normal singing and requires lots of training. In pop music, other genres we know in the English spesking world/the west, gospel is source of these vocal acrobatics that slowly crept in and influenced everything. In the east, the rythms are based on the Makams (Rythms/Scale) of the Jewish / Christian Orthodox/ Muslim religious music, which are almost the same scales, as well as Hindu religious music in the Indian subcontinent, Gypsy (Romany) music and Arab nomadic singing. These regions have all influenced each other so much, because of empires and invasions, immigration and thus a 3000 year rich cultural exchange. This is why you can see so many types of vocal gymnastics that are similar from India to Spain, along with a yearning/passion/cry in their voices. 🙂

Try hearing his teacher Nusrat Fateh Ali khan who was at a divine level.

This instrument is from Pakistan qawali

@@shani_vlog395 Hi Fazeel the harmonium is the Anglised name :)

Actually the harmonium is a German invention .

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In Our religion ustad /teacher is like biggest rack

He is saying Scatting not Scaring which means vocal improvisation with wordless vocables.

He really dnt know