Traditional Folk song of Holi on Chang and Flute...

Devar Mharo Re Rajasthani Folk Chang Fagan

Kabir Bhajan - Ghoonghat Ke Pat Khol

An attempt at tabla and flute instrumental mashup .

Tabla mashup of TUm He Ho And Suna Raha

immortal words by Gulzar!! AR brings back the magic...numbing experience!!

Humko Mann Ki Shakti Dena ..

Mile Sur Mera Tumhara based on Raaga Bhairavi. Improvied on violin and piano.
Violin: Ankur Chakravorty
Piano: Kushal Chheda

Mile Sur Fusion (Raag Bhairavi)- Violin & Piano

Rag Haunsdhwani "Aaj Sajan Sang"
www.swarmanttra.com
She was a performer of the classical genre khyal and the light classical genres thumri and bhajan. Amonkar trained under her mother, classical singer Mogubai Kurdikar of the Jaipur gharana (musical tradition of Jaipur), but experimented with a variety of vocal styles in her career.

Kishori Amonkar Rag Haunsdhwani "Aaj Sajan Sang"

Traditional Rajasthani Folk songs, Sufi songs and new compositions by Manganiyar musicians from the Thar Desert in North West India

chugge khan & rajasthan josh 2012

Track 06 Folk Fusion

Bhajan by the 15th century mystic poet saint Kabir Das.
Performed live in Bali by Sufi Soul.
Music school https://www.samaschoolofmusic.com
Website https://www.tahirqawwal.com
Tahir Qawwal - Harmonium & Lead Vocals
Bhairavi Devi - Vocals
Amie Parvati - Vocals
Raama Pramuditha - Tabla

The Art of Devotion

Jhini re Jhini

Kabir Ji Bhairon Di War (Ai Dhan Mere Har Kay Naon) by Najm Hosain Syed
Composition: Najm Hosain Syed
Tabla: Riaz Ahmed

Kabir Ji Bhairon Di War (Ai Dhan Mere Har Kay Naon) by Najm Hosain Syed

Achyutam Keshavam by Vikaram Hazara

While going on the train to Bikaner for the Kabir Yatra there in 2012, Bindhu and I worked on this she had set to tune. Naach re mero man nat hoy, written by Indian mystic saint poet Kabir talks about a cosmic dance thats happening between you and the elements. This was our first performance.

naach re mero man

The sounds of sufism by Tahir Hussain Faridi.
In this time of religious extremism, there are still those who are carrying the flame of religious tolerance, devotion and mysticism- and the Sufi’s are some of the most ancient.
Fanna-Fi-Allah carries the tradition and teachings of the Sufi’s in their music, the devotionally driven and passionate music of Qawwali.  Through many years of study and practice under the guidance of Qawwali masters of India and Pakistan, their expression of Qawwali music has become an authentic representation and continuation of this ancient tradition of Sufi music.
Sufism is alive and well in India and Pakistan, where Qawwali music celebrates the great Sufi mystics of old, and relishes in the love of the Divine through poetry.  Sung with a powerful and soaring melodious chorus and accompanied by entrancing energetic rhythms of tabla and group clapping, the Beloved is celebrated with ecstatic devotion.   
Fanna-Fi-Allah gives audiences a glimpse inside this rich and vibrant Sufi culture, to which many would otherwise never experience. The groups founding members have spent over 20 years learning this classical art-form. During their 15 years of world-wide touring they have played at many major international festivals. They have enthralled audiences in the USA, Pakistan, Europe, Indonesia, India, Egypt, and others, with their dynamic skill, and passionate musical precision.  With ten albums already published, Fanna-Fi-Allah have now given us an even greater glimpse into this Sufi world of Pakistan with the production of their new documentary: Music of the Mystics.  
Fanna-Fi-Allah continues to carry on an ancient wisdom in their music, a wisdom that is not only heard, but is profoundly felt.  A universal message of devotion and tolerance that ignites hearts and quenches their deeper longings. A message that is so crucial for our time.
