A clip of Raga Megh Jhalla . . Pandit Yogesh Samsi #raga #music #indianclassical #malhaar #monsoon #megh #sitar #tabla #purbayanchatterjee #yogeshsamsi | Purbayan Chatterjee

Raga Megh — a raga that beautifully captures the spirit of the monsoon, evoking the sound and feel of rain through its melody. Presented on harmonium by Suvendu Banerjee and accompanied on tabla by the amazing Arunava Mukherjee. #RagaMegh #IndianClassicalMusic #Harmonium #Tabla #SuvenduBanerjee #ArunavaMukherjee #Harmoniumwala #MonsoonRaga | Suvendu Banerjee -The Harmoniumwala

‘Megh’ translates to ‘cloud’ - and the raga, long associated with the monsoon rains, features fluid slides and glides. A classical ragamala painting depicts Megh as ‘joyous Krishna dancing among maidens who play various musical instruments’. It is an ancient form with a correspondingly strong dhrupad influence. This performance by Benares vocal masters Pts Rajan & Sajan Mishra will be included as part of our forthcoming 'Index of Raga', covering 40 classic Hindustani ragas from various perspecti

Raag Megh Malhar Tutorial Discussed about 6 available variations of Megh Malhar 1. Megh 1:14 2. Pandit Bhimsen Joshi's version with Komal Ga in Arohi ang 1:43 3. Ustad Rashid Khan's Version with gmRS like Miyan Malhar 5:29 4. Ustad Amjad AIi Khan's Version with gmRS in Arohi and Miyan Malhar ang with long shuddh Dha 7:50 5. Ustad Faiyaz Khan's Version with short Shuddha Dha in nDP phrase 11:48 6. Ustad Ali Akbar Khan's Version with two nishads, komal ni in Avrohi like S' Pn P and slightly raised