Poorvi | Jyoti Hegde | Music of India

#poorvi #rudraveena #musicofindia Immerse yourself in the meditative beauty of Raag Poorvi, a deeply expressive late-afternoon raga that evokes a mysterious and introspective mood. This spellbinding performance features Jyoti Hegde on the rare and majestic Rudra Veena, accompanied by Surdarshan Chana on Jori. Recorded at Darbar Festival 2014, this recital showcases the rich tapestry of Indian classical music with masterful artistry and profound depth. About Raag Poorvi: Raag Poorvi belongs to the Poorvi Thaat and is traditionally performed in the late afternoon. It is known for its unique blend of serenity and intensity, with distinct komal (flat) and teevra (sharp) notes that create a haunting yet divine atmosphere. The raga’s characteristic phrases and meend (glides) weave an enchanting spell, making it a favorite among connoisseurs seeking introspective and meditative experiences. 🎵 Enjoyed this music piece? Subscribe to Darbar Player to watch the full performance here: https://tab.so/player With Darbar Player, you gain access to nearly 1000 handpicked raga performances, exclusive behind-the-scenes interviews, insightful documentaries, and TV shows. Subscribe and download the app today to enjoy ad-free access anytime, anywhere, and on any device. --- At Darbar, we believe in the transformative power of Indian classical arts to stir, thrill, and inspire. Since 2006, we have been dedicated to promoting this exquisite tradition through live events, music education, broadcasts, and online engagement. We are committed to supporting both legendary maestros and emerging talents from India and the UK. 🔔 Subscribe now for more incredible performances: @DarbarFestival (   / darbarfestival  ) 📲 *Follow us on social media:* 🌍 Website: [https://www.darbar.org](https://www.darbar.org) 📷 Instagram: [  / darbarfestival  ](  / darbarfestival  ) 📘 Facebook: [  / darbarfestival  ](  / darbarfestival  ) 🐦 Twitter: [  / darbarfestival  ](  / darbarfestival  ) All Rights Reserved ©2025 Darbar Arts Culture Heritage Trust