Thursday Challenge “MUSIC” (Bands, Musicians, Instruments, iPod, Headset,…)
I took this picture of this young man playing the traditional australian Didgeridoo
Didgeridoo Player
right on the pier at the sydney opera house .. The music was beautiful , after a few seconds it actually was soothing and nice and calm …
interesting…
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Thank you.. 🙂
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I think traditional instruments have their own charm. I am really impressed with the ones that are available in India. I wish that more people start appreciating all kinds of music instead of just listening to loud drums/ beats and Guitars.
Destination Infinity
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Very true DI, india has a vast majority of traditional instruements but they are sadly dieing a slow death…
i am with you hope people realise to save thse traditional instruemnts then run after the ones which are more of a NOISE..
Thank you
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Very true.. we can only see the foreigners appreciating them in the 5 star hotels.
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yes you are right .. what you say we indians are fogeting it all our tradion and one day all that will elope toooo
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Ditto. I agree with DI about the traditional music and instruments bit. But what IS this thing…er…hickery-dickery-dock?? 😯
I need to look it up! 😛 😀
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Me too 🙂
it is a traditional australian instruemnts , used by the Aboriginals …
YEs do look them up they make a lovely sound…. I bought a couple when i was there .. jsut need to leanr how to play them then ..
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nice! something very different. and i learned something new today – Didgeridoo – will go and research more on it’s history 🙂
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yeah it is different and they are os beautiul too, lovely colours and hand crafted tooo .. Thank you.
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this is such a lovely capture Bikky!!
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Thank you Deepak sir…
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I can image that you’ve enjoyed it after getting used to the sound…
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Oh yes I loved it , we were in a group and danced to the music tooo 🙂 thanks good to see you here…
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Didgeridoo looks more like extended version of “Flute” and sarcastically it looks like a “Hookah”.
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🙂 he he he i like that hookah .. music and hookah two in one 🙂
it does look like a extended flute …
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Traditional instruments have a charm of their own. No wonder oldies will always remain goldies.
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yes they do. oldies will always remain goldies ..but one day today will be old for this generation in a few years to come os it will be goldies for them what is happening now 🙂
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Terrific instrument.
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Thank you and welcome here ..
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wow! Quite interesting… and colourful! 🙂
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🙂 thanks pixie.. glad you liked it
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I have never seen this instrument! Must be sounding like Pt. Chaurasia’s flute…he uses thick flute too, sometimes.
The designs on the player’s body is interesting!
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YEah it looks like a flute only at a bigger scale.
yeah the aboriginals use to put paint on themselves , i dont know what the idea or meaning was behind that …
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oh..love these pictures..
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Thank you sirrrrrrrr
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I was hoping it to be a video than a photograph,so that I could also have the pleasure of listening to it.
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hmmm sadly i did not make a video I should have :(…
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Having said that, this is a stunning photograph.. a very national geographic moment here.
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Thank you, glad you liked the pic.. 🙂
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Looks great 🙂
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Thank you thank you …
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nice.. music – always soothing. I havent seeen this instrument before.
Have u seen the latest google doodle??? Its amazinnnnnnnnnnnnnnng!!
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Neither did i see it till i went to Oz, yeah i did see the google doodle its because its Les paul’s birthday well was yesterday who invented the first electric guitar..
Thank you
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A beautyful instrument the digerido!! Also very difficult. Good photo!
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Well it was soothin to listen too.. Thanks for visiting this blog.. Glad you liked the foto
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nice interesting….something different…
the instrument is different too.
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THanks Harman… Yeah it was different and it made a lot of noise toooo
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beautiful pic
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Thank you veyr much SM..
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whoa what is this ??? lol 😀 where do you find all this stuff B !
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Ok let me tell you its a picture 🙂 .. a man playing a instument .. pata laga he he he he he 🙂 this i took in australia ..
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It is really is not my subject nor it interests me, but, whatevr it is—-it looks quite exciting
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thank you Chowla sir.. Glad you liked it
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I saw the smaller image in blogger I was like, “What?! Is that Bikramjit? What is he up to this time?” What a relief it was to know it wasn’t you Bikramjit! Phew!
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he he he he .. well sadly its not me , I dont know any player to play and i dont look this good tooo 😦
yeah releif it would be dont want anyone running away when i play he he hhe … Thank you 🙂
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They sit at Circular Quay quite often and play the digeridoo…it’s quite nice, isn’t it? I think the first time I heard it though was in Dil Chahta Hai. Nice pic! 🙂
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It is lovely we spent a lot of time there that day , visitng the opera hosue and the bridge and the park there .. good day out … had fun and enjoyed
and also did the BOAT the speed boat it was a OH MY GOD moment .. 🙂
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there are so many different type of music instruments…..ealier in 70’s I saw many people playing different things in any square and others enjoying it..now-a days also I see some but with electronic systems, and playing in the hope that they get noticed by some eminent person to get some work.
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YEah now adays its mostly electronic though some people really play it very nicely yet .. its not the same ..
Thank you …
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My God! Those instruments are so beautiful they are almost art. The world is so rich in traditions and so full of mysteries that it seems several lifetimes of learning can still not be enough.
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Yeah they were beautful we went to this Aboriginal measuem to see art by them it was mind blowing , pity they dont get the look they are so much better then the so called modern artists …
YEah so many traditions not enough time true true …
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Sypuerb take on the theme!
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Oh I meant “Superb”! 😀
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YEs Mam I got you first time 🙂
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yipeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee:)
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Wonderful picture, Bikram!! I remember once seeing similar instruments being played by some artists at the pier in San Francisco.. and like you said, it was so sooothing to be just there, listening to it… I mean, people were walking around these artists, and yet, they were so immersed in playing this amazing music.. watching them play in itself was very relaxing…
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Thank you Kavita. YEah same here this guy was so engrossed we were sitting taking snaps and all , some toursits were dancing .. and the horns of the Boats tooo 🙂
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initially i thought that was frm somewhere in India…
good going
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hmmm thank you.. this is australia 🙂
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at first glance, i thought it was an Indian with sacred ash. lovely pics and info
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ha ha ha Some sadhu baba he he he with a big long flute 🙂
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Hiya Bikram …thanks for this musical and instrumental pic…
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Hello Divya .. Thanks for the comment. I thought my feedjit might scare you away he he he ehe 🙂 thank you thank you
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at first glance i thought its our own ‘Bikram’ enjoying the moment as us usual….. 🙂
………its different, so colorful…… 🙂
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THank god for that , else the pier would have emptied …
thank you Irfan.
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Nice one. I have heard them play, its quite different but has its own charm 🙂
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WHere did you see them Shas.
yeah it is very different … Thank you
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Last year I was in New York. An aboriginal played it for an inaugural.
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hmmmm wow..
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I have never heard a live traditional music sort of this. But I think they got their own charm.
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hmmm Well you shoud try to , traditional music is so very soothing .. yes they have there very own charm …
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Interesting .Rishikesh in India has become a major center for manufacturing this musical instrument and selling it to the foreigners at cheaper price .I had mentioned it in one of my very old blog post.
Very nice post Bikram.
Have a great weekend:)
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🙂 Thank you so much.
Oh ok I did not know about that … in rishikesh
Thank you for liking the post .. hope you had a good weekend …
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Inspiring!!!!
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Thank you .. .. 🙂
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Oh they are so beautiful. I want to pick one up and start playing as wll 🙂
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🙂 We did after wards the guy let us blow some air in the instrument it was obviously not that great a sound but still it was good ..
thank you Comfy..
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An impressive instrument. Those in the other pictures are beautifully fashioned. India has its own share of many traditional instruments.
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Thank you so much Anil, welcome this blog, thanks for visiting.. Do keep coming
The other Pictures i just took off google
India has a lot of variety in the traditional instruements … so true but pity is we are all losing it all
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It says a lot about the music he is playing! We have a 100 year old Tampura at home and we feel the “naadam” coming out of it just by looking at it, such is the power of musical instruments!
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100 year old WOWO.. I am sure you can hear it and you are so right the power of music is exteme…
Thank you.
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Nice one… I had seen similar instruments in Amazon – Brazil.
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have you , wow.. Thank you so much.
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Didigigrooo…well new thing to learn 🙂
nice pic are these tribals…. they are all painted that way!
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THank you so much.
Yes they are the Aboriginals , tribals in australia .. trying to showcase there culture and ways and art and all
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nice and beautiful. thank you for sharing this, B
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🙂 No no Thank you for appreciating it …
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Loved the picture Bikram.
The instrument and the player both look so exotic and enchanting !!!
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THank you. yes they do look that way .. so many people were there jsut watching and listening at that time
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very different and a nice one!
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Thank you sir .. Glad you liked it
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This was interesting and something new.
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Thank you Rachna.
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Wow! That was something new and nice! 🙂
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🙂 Thank you .. glad you liked it
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Wow! Interesting 🙂
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Thank you Swaram….
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Bikram…you should have taken a video as well…. I resembles a flute.. does it also sound like one??
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Yes i should have :(.. ah well maybe next time i go there i will keep that in mind … or ask one of my friends ot make a video and send it ..
It has a bolder sound then the flute …
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Awesome!
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Thank you.. 🙂 Rakesh sir
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Every posts of your personifies living..and seeing the beauty in every day and through them i am able to see a change of each day..beautiful blog 🙂
Alcina
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Thank you so much for those lovely words. Welcome ot this blog .. thanks for visiting do keep visiting ..
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Amazing…look at his painted body…and the instruments are so colourful…
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🙂 thank you , I had another pic of the genlteman who played before this one he had a much vast art on his body, I could not find that pic …
Thank you Alka ji.
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Lovely. Liked it all Bikram.
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Thank you so much , glad you liked it all 🙂
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Wow… oved the painting on his body!
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Thank you so much.. Glad you liked it …
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WOW ..amazing !
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Thank you Swati.. Welcome to this blog .. Thanks for visiting do visit again
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Nice pic! This is interesting info.
Liked the colourful ones too 🙂
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I am glad you liked it .. there are more colorful ones I jsut could not pfind the pictures …
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interesting take on the challenge
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🙂 glad you found it interesting
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