Amazing Raag Shudh Sarang REACTION!! | Kaushiki Chakraborty

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• OU

  @Ourstupidreactions · 6 years ago · pinned

  What other videos should we react to???

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• TR

  @trisannita_sings · 6 years ago

  Did you people notice that when she started singing the raaga, the sun hadn't rise, the sun gradually rose along with the raaga, that gradually rose to it's epitome ❤️🌼

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• AS

  @asoshree · 6 years ago

  She is so humble and down to earth person... My friend did a portrait of her and went to her concert .. after the concert when she was leaving he held up that painting in front of her.. and she acknowledged his effort and said .. i m going to sign only one autograph now since you have taken so much effort painting this.. and at the same time someone tried to touch her feet to show respect to her but she refused and said she isnt that big yet that someone should touch her feet in respect.. hats off to her humility...

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• KA

  @kareemnaamtero8453 · 6 years ago

  The instrument is called the &quot;taanpura&quot; and it sounds exactly like that. It is supposed to provide the pitch or the tonic support for the entire presentation, because in Hindustani classical music, we <b>mostly</b> do not change the main tonic for the entirety of the presentation which is about 45 minutes to an hour. Usually has 4 strings, but sometimes 6 strings too. It requires a great deal of training to learn to tune it perfectly or even well. In fact, there is another video of the same singer explaining what the taanpura is, what it does and why it is important.

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• JY

  @jyotsnatata4251 · 6 years ago

  Classical singing.. Just with the Tanpura.. Is so soothing to hear.. This is how Riyaz (Practice) is done...

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• HE

  @hehahu6869 · 6 years ago

  Micah looks possessed throughout the reaction😂

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• PO

  @poolking9038 · 6 years ago

  Only one instrument, no other instruments.

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• GR

  @granthikde9338 · 6 years ago

  Kaushiki&apos;s Father, Maestro, Pt. Ajay Chakraborty received &quot;Padma Bhushan&quot; (3rd Highest civilian award in India) on this 26th Jan.

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• SO

  @soumya0985 · 6 years ago

  The instrument is tanpura and it does sound like that. It is not meant to provide the melody but is meant to provide the base harmonic structure of the raag being played to help the artist maintain the tone. FYI Indian raags are each based on thaats, which are essentially a list of notes that the raag can contain and are meant to provide the base structure within which the artist can improvise yet stick to the rules of harmonics in the raag.

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• TO

  @torau8531 · 6 years ago

  The instrument is called Tanpura and it exactly sounds like that.

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• PR

  @Pratik_saodekr1 · 6 years ago

  She is popular among the youth...but older people think she isn&apos;t mature enough right now but has tremendous potential

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• IN

  @indirasaha6340 · 6 years ago

  That&apos;s Tanpura. That&apos;s the only instrument she was playing.

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