સપ્તક સંગીત સમારોહ દિવસ 4: કલા જગતના બે સ્વર્ગીય દિગ્ગજોને સ્વરાંજલિ અર્પણ કરાઈ, જાણો આજની બેઠકોમાં કોણ રંગ જમાવશે... - video Dailymotion

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સપ્તક સંગીત મહોત્સવના ચોથા દિવસે કલા જગતના બે સ્વર્ગીય દિગ્ગજોનો પોતાની કળા દ્વારા સ્વરાંજલિ અર્પાઈ. જુઓ સપ્તકના ચોથા દિવસની મહત્વની ઝલક...

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00:30people come and listen to it with the same enthusiasm and happiness.

00:36This is a very simple thing, but it becomes a unique thing in itself.

00:41So if something has been going on for 45 years and is going on with the same fun,

00:46then something good will definitely happen.

00:48This is a unique thing about Sabtak.

00:51You have been with the Sastry Sangeet for 7 generations.

00:57You have been in contact with Imdadi Dharana.

01:00So why is there so much freshness in all this music and singing today?

01:05Sir, this is my job.

01:08I have been practicing singing and dancing since childhood.

01:13Programming, making people happy, trying to make people happy.

01:17This is my job.

01:19And people have given me a lot of love and respect.

01:23So when I sit on the stage, I feel like I am sitting with my family at home.

01:28Sir, you had a long relationship with Manju sister and Gujarat through Sabtak.

01:35So which thing did you like the most in Gujarat?

01:38Gujarati Thali.

01:40What is there in it?

01:42Undhiyu.

01:44Undhiyu.

01:46Are you going to give a long answer?

01:48No, no. Undhiyu.

01:50And Gujarati Garba, Gujarati Bhajan, Gujarati Folk.

01:53You asked me what I liked the most.

01:55I said Thali and Undhiyu.

01:57If you are saying, then I like Garba too.

02:02See, every region has beautiful things.

02:05Folk music is very rich here.

02:07Art is very rich.

02:09Garba is there.

02:11So all these things together look good.

02:14And it is very special.

02:16Every place has a special thing.

02:18There is a very good atmosphere here.

02:20And everything is associated with music.

02:22It looks good.

02:24Sir, this new generation is associated with western music.

02:27And associated with film songs.

02:29So in that, the classical music.

02:31How will it be able to improve itself?

02:34Or how will it be able to survive?

02:37If young people like film music, then it is a very good thing.

02:44And as far as classical music is concerned,

02:48how many people must be sitting outside?

02:50How many?

02:522-3 thousand.

02:54So if 2-3 thousand people are coming to listen,

02:56will it be able to survive?

02:58And what more do you want from it?

03:00It is already surviving.

03:02Classical music was like this before and after.

03:04No matter what people say,

03:06it feels very good.

03:08People come to listen.

03:10Classical music has its own place.

03:12It is not made for panwaris.

03:14It is not made for rickshaw drivers.

03:16But those who think deeply,

03:18they come to listen.

03:20There is no need to worry.

03:22Sir, the classical music of India

03:24has become the identity of the world.

03:26So in its improvisation,

03:28or to make it reach more people,

03:30what more should be done?

03:32I don't know many people.

03:34But there are a lot of people.

03:38Classical art is called fine arts.

03:40Fine arts,

03:42those who work in the fields,

03:44those who drive a rickshaw,

03:46what do they have?

03:48You sing a song for them for 3 minutes,

03:50you sing a song for them,

03:52someone is dancing,

03:54someone is drinking alcohol.

03:56They become happy.

03:58So what do we have?

04:00Classical music has its own place.

04:04If you like it,

04:06you will have to go to that music.

04:08It will not come to you.

04:10This is a great lesson

04:12of Ustad Sujath Hussain Khan

04:14that you have to go to classical music.

04:16And this is the strength

04:18of Indian classical music.

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