Mysteries of Indian classical music..

@Meha15 (105)
June 4, 2016 12:24am CST
Being one of the oldest and melodious forms of music, Indian classicals use "Ragaas" to create music so mysterious. It would seem strange, but a singer can keep you captured in his/her music for over an hour by only using only two lines of poetry, like an eldless loop. Indian classicals explore the range of human voice which is gifted to us. While the song of a nightingale might seem sweet, nothing can be sweeter than a human voice placed in proper places. The several mysteries of Indian music is evident from history. Tansen, one of the nine jewels of Akbar 's court, was said to be a music magician. He had so much control over the ragaas that he could light lamps by singing the "Raag Deepak" and could bring rain by singing the "Raag Megh Malhar". And not only Tansen, Indian classical singers and gurus will surely get you captivated in their songs, make you fall in love, make you cry, make you smile, fill your heart with the emotional that they are producing with their music :)
2 people like this
4 responses
@Shahey (215)
• Johor Baharu, Malaysia
4 Jun 16
Does it mean the music has something related with supernatural or mystic believes?
1 person likes this
@Meha15 (105)
5 Jun 16
Kind of. But these are not just beliefs, Tansen's incidents are said to be true because those happened during Akbar's rule and were thus recorded by the scholars of his time. And I believe any form of music which is true and powerful can touch your soul and bring about changes.
1 person likes this
@Shahey (215)
• Johor Baharu, Malaysia
5 Jun 16
@Meha15 ouwhh. do you have any song recommend for those who first time want to hear this mysterious classical music?
1 person likes this
@Meha15 (105)
5 Jun 16
@Shahey I think it would be best to go to YouTube and search for Indian classical singers or something. Because the same ragaas are sang by many people, best would be to listen to one sang by a guru.
@aarifa (1210)
• India
4 Jun 16
Yes . I like indian music.
1 person likes this
@Meha15 (105)
4 Jun 16
Me too :) in fact I'm a student of Indian music.
1 person likes this
• India
4 Jun 16
@Meha15 So are you a singer or a musician or both?
1 person likes this
@Meha15 (105)
4 Jun 16
@jerry260188 I won't call myself either, I'm just a student. I sing and can also play harmonium and tanpura.
@ria1606roy (2797)
• Kolkata, India
4 Jun 16
Yes very true. Indian classical music is a gem. Even contemporary singers practising this form of music enchant us, capture us in their mesmerising raagas.
1 person likes this
@Meha15 (105)
4 Jun 16
Yes true.
• India
4 Jun 16
You forgot to mention baiju bawara.Whenever Tansen is remembered baiju bawara is also remembered. Yes indian classical music is like that you can literally feel goosebumps when listening to some of music maestros even today like Ustad Bismillah Khan,Hari Prasad Chaurasia,M S Subbulakshmi,Pandit Bhimsen Joshi,Pandit Jasraj etc.It is sad that the recognition they should be given is not given to them.
1 person likes this
@Meha15 (105)
4 Jun 16
True :) well said.
1 person likes this