Raag Basant Mukhari | Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia | Flute | Classical Archives by Shri. Diwakar Tole

Raag Basant Mukhari is an evocative and deeply emotional raga known for its pathos, introspection, and gentle melancholy. Derived from the Asavari thaat, it shares similarities with Carnatic Raga Bhairavi, giving it a soft, expressive character. The raga uses all seven notes with komal Ga, Dha, and Ni, while Re, Ma, and Pa remain shuddha, creating a blend that is both tender and poignant. Its movements often highlight phrases like S R g m P d n Ṡ and Ṡ n d P m g R S, which lend a yearning, almost soulful quality. Typically performed in the late morning, Basant Mukhari’s emotional depth makes it a favorite for bhajans, thumri, and other semi-classical forms, inviting a mood of quiet reflection and gentle sadness. Title: Raag Basant Mukhari Category: Classical Flute: Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia Show: Maifil Nagpur This performance is part of the Classical Archives, a personal collection curated by Shri. Diwakar Tole, a passionate classical music enthusiast who has dedicated years to preserving and sharing the timeless beauty of Indian classical music. Immerse yourself in the timeless beauty of Hindustani and Carnatic music, featuring soulful renditions of ragas, enchanting instrumental pieces, and unforgettable jugalbandis. Each video is a testament to the rich heritage of Indian classical music and a tribute to the maestros who keep this tradition alive. Subscribe to experience the magic of classical performances like never before and join us in celebrating the legacy of our cultural roots. PID: 171 #IndianClassicalMusic #ClassicalArchives #DiwakarTole #HindustaniMusic #Raaga #IndianMusic #MusicHeritage #ClassicalVocal #ragakalyan #ShyamKalyan #Sangeet #HindustaniClassical #raagkafi #kafithaat #raagkafi #kafila