~Indian classic music has an ability to connect us to our innerself and to the Universe~

I come back to this one every once in a while for a visit and I can stay for quite a while.  It is exquisitely beautiful.  One sits to listen to God until on no longer needs an answer ... its just to small... this immense resonance and awakening of rhythm and melody  just makes one accept..... one just stays and breaths and listens and feels.  Such power... words don't mean anything anyway....

This is a splendid execution of Indian classical music. Bilashkhani Tori basically is a devotional raag. But I must ask those who love this music to listen to Bilashkhani Tori played by Pandit Nikhil Banerjee.

The life we are guided through is manipulated by the frequency we are on..these frequencies which arise from this classical music give you the pleasure of being in that time or era.. Classical music take you to the root of all music in India.. Its not just any music. Its Indian ragas which have these powers formed by ancient singers and people acquainted by these music... Enjoy #music

Excellent performance in perfect harmony. No artist tries to impose himself upon the other or monopolise the show. Each one shows perfect respect for the other. Together, they explore the depths of this complicated and difficult raga, created by Tansen's son Bilas Khan by fitting the Bhairavi notes into his father's Todi.

this is directly from God, clearly divinely inspired

Yes, this is a really special recording session. By the way, Ustad Munir Khan's son Ustad Zamir Ahmad Khan who is a sitar player and tabla player, came to Boston on two occasions and I had some lessons with him. I think that Zamir Khan teaches in Netherlands most of the time or at least he used to. I never had the pleasure to hear Ustad Munir Khan play live. Greetings from Boston.

played "without trace of ego."  This is a concept almost inconceivable to American musicians.  You made me realize that this is the essence of the music's authenticity.  Thank you.

I LOVE this! Never heard this genre before and it's beautiful!

Love the dark-side drone on this; I've been listening to ragas all night and this one is a real stand-out!

I have no words for the sequence around 22.30

Really felt the feel of death, pain & suffering

This jugalbandi is out of this world. Ustad Vilayat Khan is at the peak of his performance and Ustad Munir Khan on Sarangi is supporting this raag as well. His playing on the sarangi is full of continued sawaal and jawaab situation. He rides along with Ustad Vilayat Khan and both of them arrive together to give us this masterful peice. Enjoying it for years and keep on coming back time and again to revisit. Beautiful as ever. I have made this an evening concert before I go to bed. I dream raags till I get up again.

Took me into the depths of the Cosmos.

a rare jugalbandi of rare combination thanks for let us listening.

Oh Señor; sean para ti todos los fragantes aromas, deliciosos sabores y potencias, por favor no pongas tu recuerdo en el olvido, para que este siervo tuyo se regocije siempre en tu gracia y favor. Hare krishna!!

Why do I feel sad listening to this? Doom and gloom? Why do you remember my past and contemplate? Remember my failures? And what couldnt be...

this sitar reminds me of partition time of pakistan and India

Perfect

I listen to this every day at least two times