Ustad Rashid Khan singing Raga Yaman 1988 

It's 1994. Listened Rashid Bhai for the first time! Believe me, I was simply mesmerized 🎉 it's just mind blowing ❤ Heard him Live many times. Totally different, unique and captivating gaayan. Listened to many in my life but, Rashid Bhai was the last stop. A perfect, complete and truly blessed 🙏 Especially raag Malkauns, Darbari, Ahir Bhairav, Multani and Marwa🎉❤ simply unexcelled, unparalleled. 100% . Nobody can come near him. Ultimate. Raagas are simply, enhancing, expanded and magnified in his gasyan

Yes, it took me a while to get used to Indian classical music.But once you have acquired the taste for it, it is one of the sweetest musical nectars on the planet!

Indian classical music is impossibly beautiful! So much soul and heart. Love it to bits!

The legendary voice, the mesmerising modulations, the amazing speed shows the par excellence. Love you Ustad Rashed Khan Sahab.

We have such great artists with us. We are giving likes to worst videos. But people don't get time to watch n like this kind of awesome videos. I am proud to be An Indian Music Lover.

This is one of the greatest pieces I've ever listened to. With the entire transition from pleading in the most melancholic tone of "sun re sakhii" to almost-celebratory "aao aao aao balma," it conveys a color of life common to us all.

Ustad ji's voice takes you close to God.

What I love most about every classical show is that people are so engaged and all are very gentle.

विस्मय कर देने वाली प्रस्तुती। गज़ब का सौंदर्य बोध। अनंत साधुवाद। स्वरों का ऐसा सटीक और मधुर लगाव, मनमोहक प्रस्तुति।

One of the most beautiful renditions of Aao Balma. Thanks much

ALL TIME FAVOURITE, USTAD RASHID KHAN SAHEB...A SPIRITUAL VOICE....

goosebumps from the first 3 seconds .... how can this be? by the end of the first minute I'm in heaven

jitni bar suna jaye ise utna kam hai har baar kuch naya mil jata hai Real Artist!!!

Well the more you understand, the more you can feel. Within Hindustani music it is difficult to separate technical skills from ability to emote, since the whole point of our music is to emote. All the skills involved are wholly meant to express emotion.

Rashid is Rashid. Next level, super talented and super taiyaar.

aao aao aao balamaa darasa bina moraa jiyaa ghabaraave | dina beetaa bhayee saaMjha hovana laagee raina naa aaye chaina piyaa inaayata jaaoo Mai tope vaaree ||

Really spellbound by young Ustad Rashid Khan in 1988 by his Raga: Yaman. Thanks greatly for this great uploading.........Regards

It's good that you reflect on the workings of your own mind and try to improve. I have been through exactly this same phase. You can hear the same bandish many times in passing and learn nothing. Only once you start listening intently (actively, purposefully) do you realise what is going on. That's where the learning process starts, and then there is no turning back.

AWESOME , THIS KIND OF " YAMAN " RAGA I NEVER HEARED BEFORE FROM ANY OTHERSINGER . HEARTLY THANKFUL TO cactus 1962 .

Though this number is his debut, yet it is one of his best.

बेहतरीन और मन छूवा गाना/

Words fail me!! Spellbound! Can't get over this Bandish. Blessed to be able to listen to such musicians. Look forward to his son now to carry the legacy..

Brilliant! Thanks for the upload

speechless...as always khan saab leaves me spellbound!

Soulful voice and good singing in india Ustad Rashid Khan Sahab.. Amezing

Fabulous and soulful singing Touched the heart I'm speechless

What a great Raga is Yaman! and and when it comes through fantastic artists like Ustad R K, you are sure to be transported to some other level of appreciation......

yaman is a king of all raagas. It takes me to trance.

The moment of 20:00 is incredible.....

fabulous! thanks.

His voice, long time ago

Kya Baat!😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍👌👌👌

Vintage Rashidji. Deep, bekhud, glimpse of a lost, pristine world.

sensational. thanks a lot for sharing.

I agree with you. Very often what I did not like in the first listening, liked immensely after some months. Hindustani is wonderful music, particularly in the hands of those who have sweated in riyaz.

Pranam ustadji. Thanks for upload

Wah! 👌👌

Heals all ur pain...it's painkilling "heroin"..drug...Wah Wah what a beautiful rendition....

Amazing Yaman!

Wah wah ! Awesome

no words to express.

kya kahne waah

mesmerised

A maestro and a masterpiece...

HE IS REALLY EXCEPTIONAL

Excellent solid voice depth

Really awesome

Thanks for sharing

You don't really have to understand music or art in general.You have to feel it .If the listener or viewers emotes ,then as a artist you have suceeded, if not then you have failed whatever your technical skills.But we as listeners should give an oppurtunity to the artists to exibit.

real voice from the soul

Lovely

Apratim gaya hai ustad ji

Ustad ji 🙏🙏🙏🙏♥️♥️♥️

Fabulous!

Great

After all he is the grandson of the legendary nissar hussain. Cannot be anything but superlative

Some divine personalities come to an earth to make it heaven.

La jawab singer la jawab bandish

wah wah

wow..

15:00 onwards is pure awesomeness

effortless and awesome....

🙏🙏🙏🙏

Mozart of HCM, premature death no doubt. But the volume and quality of work is overwhelming. Analogous to Mozart.

😍😍😍😍 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

Wah wah wah

exellent

Giving Raag aiman a higher dimension!

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[2] I am not saying that talent is not necessary or that it does not help, but that it is not the be all and end all of artistic endeavour, or any endeavour for that matter. We humans have unbounded potential within our genes. Thinking of yourself as "untalented" and THEREFORE UNABLE to obtain a musical education is exactly what makes you an illiterate, not your tone-deafness. Rid this stigma from your mind and go forth in giving yourself an education...

It's more important , ONLY LISTEN AND TRY TO FEEL MUSIC . That's all .

shaadhu shaadhu!!!

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

6:05 - 6:16 was especially good

I am too small to comment on this song.

speechless

15:21

You are just ocam guruji

Guru Bina kei se Guna Gawe

What are lyrics of the vilambit bandish? Thank you

[1] This is exactly what I am referring to. Not the fact that you are musically illiterate, but just the very thought you have expressed in these few lines. You read my words, and you mistake their meaning. And you go on to form an opinion about those who think like I do, based upon a fallacy. I did not imply that you have to have musical talent to learn music or to listen to this. And when I say "talent", I am referring to that "inborn" ability that no-one can define but everyone identifies.

I think this is a commercial piece which misses the soulful madhyalaya rendition of bandish Darsan Devo Shankara Mahadev

Unfortunately, it is an incredible shame that 90% of music listeners dismiss musical education and classical musical principles as a thing of taste (a taste they don't have, according to them). But it is much more than that. Without attempting to understand this music, you can have no idea what music is, and therefore your taste would be meaningless anyway. It's like a schoolboy having political opinions when he has never experienced the world. It's good to know that you are one of the few.

this rendering of raag yaman is much more melodious and mellifluous than the later versions of the same raaga. In some of his later concerts his voice has lost this sweetness and has became rather gruff

16:43

16:11

out of speech guruji

Ei somoy ustad jir gayeki te ustad gulam mustafa khaner bhion chap chilo

Sad

[3] , and with time, little that you experience will be without meaning. And much that you experience will hold a great deal of meaning. The vice of ignorance is a pandemic, and it is destroying the realm that our forefathers have created for us. Socrates, Balmiki, Isaac Newton, Mozart, Rabindranath Tagore, they all started out with less chance of literacy than you have had. But they have conquered the world. And they started out simply by putting their minds to it. I suggest you try the same.

nonetheless a gem..

Vilambit Ek Taal?

jay jee angrezee lessons le lo !

at 14:40 that taan is gamak taan ...ryt??..

Thanks to Tansen for inventing this raag

As one musical illiterate, let me put my case. I am tone-dumb, and therefore never have any chance of proper musical education. Nevertheless, one can enjoy good music, maybe at a different (and lower) level than you. It is meaningless, but it suffices, for me.

May be alcohol influence his heavenly voice..................only heaven knows!

The deeper one goes into each raaga we start knowing and understanding how the great mastersustads taught and learnt to become silently famous.

shaadhu shaadhu!!!

I am too small to comment on this song.