Stunning Indian Violin | Praveen Sheolikar | Raag Jog | Music of India

#darbarfestival | Praveen Sheolikar plays Raag Jog accompanied by Vinod Lele on the tabla.
Recorded at Darbar Festival on 22 Sep 2018, at London’s Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre:
-Praveen Sheolikar (violin)
-Vinod Lele (tabla)

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Learn more about the music:

Praveen Sheolikar was born into a family of reputed violinists from Raipur, and trained under his grandfather Rambhau Sheolikar and father V.R. Sheolikar. He quickly mastered the techniques and ideas of his family, and has since pushed to develop his own approach to gayaki ang [singing style]. He balanced burgeoning acclaim as a young soloist with academic studies, gaining a first class Masters degree in Science. He now plays full-time, touring to acclaim and bringing his distinctive style to audiences home and abroad.

Raag Jog is an immensely popular and versatile post-sunset raga in contemporary music.. The raga now enjoys considerable popularity also in the semi-classical and light genres. The raga did not merit elaborate discussion in major early 20th century works such as Bhatkhande Sangeet Shastra. It can be assumed, therefore, to have acquired its significance in the latter half of the last century. The raga bears a close resemblance to raga Nat of the Carnatic [South Indian] tradition.
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