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Raag Nand, Darbari & Bairagi || By Vid. Basavi Mukerji || Gwalior & Kirana Gharana || (Re-Upload)

🎶 Raag Nand & Raag Darbari & Raag Bairagi A Journey Through Joy, Depth, and Devotion in Indian Classical Music Indian classical music expresses the full spectrum of human emotion — from blissful celebration to profound introspection and spiritual surrender. In this presentation, we explore Raag Nand, Raag Darbari, and Raag Bairagi, three contrasting yet deeply expressive ragas from the Hindustani tradition. 🌸 Raag Nand – The Raag of Auspicious Joy Raag Nand is a bright, uplifting raga that radiates happiness, grace, and optimism. Closely related to Raag Bilawal, it is known for its sweet, festive character and is often performed during evening hours. This raga evokes feelings of celebration, peace, and inner contentment, making it a popular choice for light classical, devotional, and semi-classical compositions. Mood: Joyful, serene, auspicious Time: Evening Nature: Shuddha (pure) swaras with a gentle, pleasing flow 🌑 Raag Darbari – The Raag of Depth and Majesty Raag Darbari (Darbari Kanada) is one of the most emotionally profound and powerful ragas in Hindustani music. Traditionally associated with royal courts, it carries a sense of gravity, introspection, and emotional intensity. Performed late at night, Darbari is known for its heavy andolan (oscillation) and slow, contemplative phrases that express deep emotions such as longing, seriousness, and inner struggle. Mood: Serious, introspective, majestic Time: Late night Nature: Gambhir (grave) and emotionally intense 🕉️ Raag Bairagi – The Raag of Renunciation and Devotion Raag Bairagi is a pentatonic (audav) raga deeply rooted in bhakti and spiritual renunciation. Its minimalistic structure reflects simplicity and detachment, yet it is profoundly moving. Often associated with ascetics and meditative states, Bairagi creates an atmosphere of calmness, devotion, and inner stillness, making it ideal for devotional and contemplative performances. Mood: Meditative, devotional, detached Time: Morning or late night Nature: Simple yet deeply spiritual 🎧 Why Listen to These Raags? Together, Raag Nand, Darbari, and Bairagi represent three essential emotional pillars of Indian classical music — joy, depth, and devotion. Whether you are a student, a rasika, or a casual listener, these ragas offer a rich emotional and spiritual experience. 📌 If you enjoyed this exploration of Indian classical ragas, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more musical journeys. 🎶 Let the raags speak where words fall silent.