Name: Waiting For The Beloved by Manish Vyas
Duration: 9 min 52 s
Description: all of us have known this feeling - the thirst for the beloved. whether the meeting be with the outer or the inner beloved, there is a certain beauty in the waiting. santoor, bamboo flute and a touch of violin invoke this feeling in this piece, based on raga darbari.

Oh woooooooooooooooooooonderful. When I listen to your music, I feel that I'm in another world. Where I can feel that life is pure love, freedom, without pain, and war. I feel like I'm in paradise. ♥♥♥,,,,

Meditative Music by Master Manish/Musician of Mumbai

☀️... Ukrainian tsymbaly(musik instrument). 👌👍

live recording at Weltnacht Festival, Bielefeld, Germany, 24.05.2014 
Subrata Mana - Tabla
Debanjan Bhattacharjee - Sarod

Sound Engineer - Roland Lücke


Early Morning Raga - Weltnacht Festival Live

meditative romance - Hariprasad Chaurasia

Organic Blue

Surya Namaskar

all of us have known this feeling - the thirst for the beloved. whether the meeting be with the outer or the inner beloved, there is a certain beauty in the waiting. santoor, bamboo flute and a touch of violin invoke this feeling in this piece, based on raga darbari. 

Waiting For The Beloved

Late afternoon raag Bhimpalashee.Sarode-Sayak Barua,Tabla-Indraneel Mallick.

Bhimpalashee

'Awakening' is based on a morning raga, Basant Mukhari, one of the sweetest melodious forms among morning-time ragas. As an early raga, it radiates the fresh energy of a new day. The piece is an invocation to existence, bringing a soothing balancing atmosphere, a positive vibration to start the day in balance.

Awakening

Demo for the next album, following on from 21st KM - Feat. Bhavini Vyas.

Om Shanti

Karunesh - Sunrise At The Ganges

Was in mood for Keeravani (Kirwani as it is known in north india)... :-)

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Keeravani - Raga - Flute

Yaman is traditionally sung during the first quarter of the night.

Raga Yaman is a night raga which is very romantic in nature. This raga is often taught to beginners in Hindustani music. Some say its origin is from the Persian mode "Ei'man" from which "Yaman" originated. Others say it has Vedic origins as Raga Yamuna which over time altered as Yaman. 

Moods: bhakti, gambhir, shringar, serene, haunting 

This raga is also called Kalyan or Yaman-Kalyan. The raga has all shuddha swars except for the tivra Ma. It is this note which gives the raga its distinctive quality of peace, and tranquility. Some modernists consider Yaman, Yaman-Kalyan, and Kalyan to be one raga and only traditionalists consider these as three distinct ragas.

Other Ragas in Thaat Kalyan: 
Bhupali 
 
Raga Yaman-Kalyan  
In avraoha, if mM is used instead of M, the raga becomes Yaman-Kalyan
Avaroha: S'  N  D  P  mM  G  R  S
Moods: Peaceful, soothing. Raga of romantic poets

Aaroha:   'N  R  G  M  D  N  S'
Avaroha:  S'  N  D  P  M  G  R  S
Pakad:    'N  R  G  M  P,  R  G  R,  'N  R  S
Thaat:     Kalyan
Prahar:    Late Evening

Alaap:
1. 'N R G, R S - , 'N R G M G - , G M P - , M G - , R G R S -
2. 'N R S - , S 'N 'D 'P - , 'M 'D 'N R G - , G M G - , P M G R S -
3. 'N R G M P - , M D N D P - , M D N S' - , S' N D P - , N D P - , M G - , R G - , R S -
4. G M D N S' - , N R' S' - , S' N D P - , M D N S -
5. M D N R' S' - , N R' G' - R' S' - , S' N D P - , M D N - , M D N R' S' -
6. G M D N R' S' - , N R' G' - , R' S' - , N R' M' G' R' G' R' S' - , S' N' D' P' - , M D N S' -


Raga Yaman [Mandala - Healing Ragas. Sleep and  Beyond]

Manish Vyas, born in Gujarat, India (lives in Switzerland) and has been learning Indian music since the age of ten, he learnt Tabla with Ustad Allarakha in Mumbai, where he continued for many years, while he was in charge of the musical department at Osho Ashram in Pune, organizing and performing concerts. He is composer, singer, multi-instrumentalist (Tabla, Harmonium, Santoor, Keyboard) and teacher. Along his lifetime musical path, he has composed hundreds of songs, mainly in the devotional, folk, instrumental, meditative and Sufi genres. He has released more than 20 albums. He offers the perfect blend of Indian genuine sounds merged with a touch of fusion, which makes his music so accessible and appreciated by all type of listeners in the search of authentic Indian sounds. Manish lives currently in Switzerland where he runs a music academy in his spare time. "Important is people know what is what when it comes to sound, Indian music, mantra and Indian spirituality. I share that, what i learned from genuine sources, this is the least respect that Indian music deserves and will always deserve."

Waiting For The Beloved

Manish Vyas

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