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- Excerpts from flute maestro K. Bhaskaran's Indian Classical music concert in Chennai, India. This is in South Indian style, or Carnatic style of Indian Music. The artiste can be reached at email@example.com, and his web site at www.kbhaskaran.com
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- Vahrtika Kundra 1 year ago
vartika kundra
its awsm....very soothing to listen.
- SUBHASH CHANDRA SHARMA 1 year ago
V.NICE video
- Raju 2 years ago
divine music..
- Alex Mathew Nilamel 2 years ago +1
The joy of listening Bhaskaran is exceedingly beyond the ordinary.
- Kiryl Kiryienka 2 years ago
The first sounds of the flute in the start of video is simple from the parallel world. Success connecivity to another stage. I can't describe it, but I think many people can feel the same and understand me.
Thank You many times for this present!
I just wonder - is there a progression to this form of sound anywhere in the world...As only one sound can be so powerful - what about the successfull progress of such forms of sound in whole melody.
I wish You to find the way of highest music, as You are ont the wright way
- Devraj Thiruvengadam 3 years ago +2
Thanks for Playing Flute at Krishna Temple,Gopalapuram.While I was worshiping god,U made me to sit and watch ur program.
Extraordinary Performance.....
- Anil Jeerankalagi 3 years ago
Buddism is part of Hinduism.Hinduism is the base of all the religions. Ex: Buddhism, Jainism. Follow Hinduism if you really want to listen to these kind of music, coz buddhism follows single god bUDDAH (hindu Siddharth) which is not other than you following single god Christ! Hinduism is the greatest religion in the world :)
- Vedvrat Shikarpur 4 years ago
Pleasure to the ears.. Is there a longer version of this? Listening to this, one is left wishing it never ends..!
- akshatha setty 4 years ago
how to down load this music plz help......i want only the music [not the video ]plz kindly guide
- akshatha setty 4 years ago
how to down load this music plz help.......
- Hitarth Shah 4 years ago
Which type of flute is it called ? I loved the sweetness of the flute,and I want to have this one...
- Riya Dhoorjati 4 years ago
Hi Bhaskar sir superb music.
Dear friends before commenting please do study on the instrument and also on classical music. This is not tabla. This is flute
- BamBam123456789ish 4 years ago
Pursue your heart, not a path that someone else has laid out. There, is where you will find true happiness.
I dont understand your comment, - I AM K. Bhaskaran. I do like 'his' playing the carnatic flute. Otherwise he would not be playing it.
- PowerFlower PsychoPaz 4 years ago
Humbly, my spirit has denounced its roman-catholic background. As of now, I will persue the path of the Buddah.
You can even check out Amazon for K Bhaskaran's CD tracks - The Indian TV National channel says that this artiste is also a leading/notable artiste - check out the link which has a video of the artiste's DD national program that contains a intro abt the artiste.. and you can check the wki page and other sites of the artiste ..............
I dont know - we need to ask 'Sundar Ujire'
- Sunder Ujire 4 years ago
- k 4 years ago
Good one, but in all honesty that's not the Table, it's the Mridangam, which is much different than the Tabla.
- aa1099 5 years ago
anyone know where i can buy this cd, the flute guy is out of control!
- Mukesh V 5 years ago
@worldwidewest only thing missing is your racist ass getting a beat down.
- jessica macleod 5 years ago
That's awsome!!
- Robby Rogers 5 years ago
The guy has a Bindi? I thought only the women get that...
- Academic1Researcher 5 years ago
Many thanks.
- thatperfectmoment 5 years ago
or Carnatic flute
- thatperfectmoment 5 years ago
- zephyrhouse 5 years ago
Very nice!
- worldwildwest 5 years ago
Great music with hyped up riffs , only thing missing is a Dancing Cobra in the Middle!!!
- TheRaven0316 5 years ago
WOW I like this video!!! I'm not Indian but I like this music!!
- LukesVideoLounge 5 years ago
You carn't help but not like this music. It's just genius....
- Jada Skylar 5 years ago
Um, yes. Actually, she was. She was playing a sitar.
- tintin 6 years ago
@Karlfalcon Its all about perception dude. I do find it interesting, I was on the other side once and I understand why they dont find it interesting.
- Shameer Ahmed 6 years ago
simply thank you!!!!
- Aditya Jain 6 years ago
wow wnt 2 c more....
- Muraleedharan P.P 6 years ago
@nickblattfilms The music played here belongs to Carnatic music (South indian classical / Eastern classical music) Ragam is Reetigowla. There are about half a dozen of famous flautists in south india. To name a few:
1. Shri K.S.Gopalakrishnan 2. Dr.N.Ramani 3. Shashank Subramaniam 4. Kudamaloor Janardhanan 5. Prapancham Sitaraman 6. Sikkil sisters trio (Sikkil Neela, Sikkil Kunjumani, Sikkil Mala Chandrasekhar)
Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia is one of the famous flautist of Hindusthani music
- bmkaruppan 6 years ago
>> And of course, Sri Bhaskaran has rendered this great song, widely popularised by great vocal maestro MADURAI MANI IYER (d.1968, aged 56) - in such gripping melody. We must listen to him in live/ face-to-face concerts, more and we wish him many more years to enthrall us with the spiritual essence of Carnatic music which transcends, and liberates us from our mortal world of just finite dimensions.
- bmkaruppan 6 years ago
May I make some comments on the song per se?The song, by PAAPANAASHAM SHIVAN,the immortal Tamil composer (also with a few Sanskrit compositions to his credit), is on LORD GANESHA who is invoked as an undertaking is being started.The song is a very simple one describing the Lord's attributes,with the first words meaning how His 'tattva' or mystic principle can be adequately understood by mortals.Raaga - REETI GAULA which is an attractive derivative of a full scale (Janaka)Raaga, Kharaharapriyaa..
- Academic1Researcher 6 years ago
If a anyone can accurately tell me the name of that flute i'd truly be grateful :)
- The Jamesinator 6 years ago
Very skilled musicians and great music.
I really enjoyed it.
- gigglesmansonn 6 years ago
I love going back to my roots and listening to this music.
- mayank sir 6 years ago
20 dislikes from successors of aurangzeb
- Jose David Vargas 6 years ago
@Karlfalcon 20 people do it
- Bhargav Sai 6 years ago
@nickblattfilms This might be Carnatic music. You can check out Hariprasad Chaurasia for flute artists. But I guess what he is playing is South Indian prominent flute. There are various many artists, just google. Delve deeper into Indian Classical or Carnatic Music. I don't much about music, just trying to provide you some basic info.
- nickblattfilms 6 years ago
What is this type of music called? Any notable artists I can check out/CDs I should download? Anyone know?
- EndofMusic 6 years ago
@Karlfalcon I'd be proud of my Indian heritage if they invented harmony. But the Europeans did it first.
- Academic1Researcher 6 years ago
@ajwood123 Your'e really unintelligent to be saying things such as that.
- Dylan Fink 6 years ago
this reminds me of thick as a brick by jethro tull xD
- terreseco 6 years ago
In no other music, that is classical Indian music, have i heard such oneness. It is as if everyone involved is thinking and hearing the exact same thing, as if they are truely one. This is a very good example of that oneness! Wow! Oh and what western musician wouldn't want to be as tight as these guys. These guys and lady are sick tight! peace
- Karlfalcon 6 years ago
The same to you!
- Karlfalcon 6 years ago
Say what you mean, don't be obtuse.
- fraskydingy 6 years ago
@DCalifornian So, that's a tambura, not a sitar. It can't play a melody. It's just strummed like that to add an extra drone sound to the music. They're very very common in indian classical music.
- fraskydingy 6 years ago
She's playing tambura. It doesn't play a melody (it doesn't have any frets). It's just used to add to the overall sound of the music. It's an additional drone.
- StripeBag 6 years ago
aaah,so relaxing
- citizenfitz 6 years ago
@acidcrashguy Thanks for getting me straight. Brando truly had more sides to him than the Hope Diamond. America is the less for his passing.
- citizenfitz 6 years ago
I like how they brought Marlon Brando along to play the tabla. It's a side of him we rarely got to see.
- MitchWadeCole 7 years ago
feckin love Tambalas.. they're amazing
- Gar Kaizar Xizarus 7 years ago
@Karlfalcon if he was deaf and just watching images hahahahaha got you .. kidin :)
- 129bubbly 7 years ago
BEAUTIFUL!!! rare to get these perfomances today
- grwatanabe 7 years ago
- yrmum812 7 years ago
very helpfull thankzzz :)
I also said "listen 2" not watch :)
Do some research ;)
I didnt say that, I said "If you listen 2 the video above you will plainly hear where western music has come from" ;)
- bani kevin 7 years ago
how do you plainly hear western music it is complete indian to indians
- Festina_Lente 7 years ago
Have a chip on your shoulder don't you?
- alina sherina 7 years ago
i feel like bellydancing
I wasn't going 2 join in on this "intelligent" conversation but some things have been said that I will not stand by and let go without saying something...if you listen I'm assuming you how 2 do that right? If you listen 2 the video above you will plainly hear where western music has come from...Now, debate that oh brilliant one(s)
- sktneer 7 years ago
Excellent..............keep it up.
- shankyxyz 7 years ago
haha, dont worry, it all belongs to the subcontinent. not to any 1 country in it. pakistan india b'desh nepal and lanka have more in common than just cricket.
- Gustavo Dias 7 years ago
- asia elise 7 years ago
- Walter 7 years ago
caraio que belo som
- Balakrishnan Subramanian 8 years ago
THATHVAMARIA THARAMA- Papanasam sivan-nice to hear the flute-No wonder that more than137 hundred viwers have heard it. Divine song
- Raquel RaiseHell 8 years ago
funky music, i like it :D
- legzandherpiano 8 years ago
@ ajwood123 (in case this gets posted elsewhere) idiottttttttttttttttttttttttt tttttttttttttttttttttttt tttttt
- ksriniasu 8 years ago
I would have preferred that he played the song at a slower tempo. It is a beautiful song in a beautiful raga, and at a slower tempo, he could have made more justice to the raga in general, and the kriti in particular
- shankyxyz 8 years ago
hey u shld add the tag reetigowlai. thanks
- lawowalker 8 years ago
whats the name of the song and can in tbe found on itunes. If not, where?
- Lucien Provencher 8 years ago
Could not have said it better myself. Even after the novelty has worn off, I'm still totally fascinated by this music and looking for more.
- Juliana Longoria 8 years ago
Awesome Music!!!!
- Karlfalcon 8 years ago
How can anyone NOT find this music entertaining?
- fraskydingy 8 years ago
Wow. All of these are tremendous performers. This is breathtakingly gorgeous music.
- OLugs 8 years ago
What's the deal with the shape of that one drummer's skull?
- pings007 8 years ago
adbutham, apoorvam :)
- Rory Connolly 8 years ago
I hear that
- defdeezy 8 years ago
if it is jargon, then it is the jargon of expressing my love for this art form, something that cannot be expressed. so i suppose jargon is a good word to describe it, since words can only obfuscate. of course, you didn't mean that, but i prefer to take stupidity and mold it into something useful.
- shankyxyz 8 years ago
pramadam reetigowlai.. nice accompaniment by sivaraman mama.
- defdeezy 8 years ago
why can't it be both? there is such a thing as relaxing excitement! the awe of the synapse and the sedation of the soul and its void, particularly the western soul... heh. if such a thing exists, carnatic music must be it.
- julioshull 8 years ago
a little bit
- julioshull 8 years ago
- Amp 9 years ago
I think india needs to bind their music along with an orchestral sound kinda like alot of what China is doing these days, but still glad to se Indians havn't forgotten our classical music.
- allie fellows 9 years ago
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- Bhaskaran Krishnamurthi 9 years ago
Sheet music is well, I would not say impossible, but very very difficult, and at best it can approximate the exact representation -mainly because of Indian Classical 'nuances' called 'gamakas' and secondly improvisational, creative part of the music which is actually conceived and perfomred literally 'on-the-fly'....
- leopoldo fuentes 9 years ago
what is really dificult(but would be wonderful) would be to find sheet music
- vveeggiittaarreeaann 9 years ago
- SiyoOlowan 9 years ago
love the different sounds of the flute from all cultures
John De Boer
- balakumar PARAMALINGAM 10 years ago
sabhash !!!
khanjira is very wonderfull
- anotherarunan 10 years ago
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Layinka Swinburne (JRSM August 20061) provides fascinating documentation that rickets was well-established in London by the early 17th century. However, the widespread prevalence of rickets is commonly ascribed to the industrial revolution of the 19th century, with increased pollution and closely crowded urban dwellings reducing the exposure of children to sunshine.2 The origin of rickets before the industrial revolution may relate to the widespread practice of wet-nursing alluded to in the article. Infants from wealthier parishes were sent out of London to wet-nurses in country parishes.3 Nursed children of wealthy parents apparently had the greatest risk of rickets. The wetnurse engaged in continuous breast feeding, even nursing several children simultaneously. Nursed children were included in the country family of the wet-nurse and not necessarily deprived of sunshine.
As the duration of lactation increases, the concentration of calcium in breast milk declines.4 Consequently, the calcium intake of very young infants who were wet-nursed was probably considerably less than required for adequate bone mineralization. Although calcium in breast milk is more bioavailable than that of cow's milk, the concentration of calcium in breast milk is only about one quarter the concentration of calcium in cow's milk. As Swinburne points out, non-dairy weaning paps would further aggravate marginal calcium intake. The appearance of nutritional rickets in the 17th century probably resulted primarily from restricted calcium intake rather than from vitamin D deficiency, coinciding with the increased adoption of wetnursing.
Nutritional rickets exists along a spectrum ranging from isolated vitamin D deficiency to isolated calcium deficiency.5 Nutritional rickets may most often result from relative calcium and vitamin D deficiencies interacting with genetic and environmental factors. Although calcium deficiency as a cause of rickets has been relatively recently described, it may have been the primary cause of nutritional rickets prior to the industrial revolution.
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