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Smithsonian Folkways Recordings is the nonprofit record label of the Smithsonian Institution the national museum of the United States. We are dedicated to supporting cultural diversity and increased understanding among peoples through the documentation preservation and dissemination of sound. We believe that musical and cultural diversity contributes to the vitality and quality of life throughout the world. Through the dissemination of audio recordings and educational materials we seek to strengthen...

Personnel: Bikram Singh (bansuri); Manish Vyas (tabla). Audio Mixer: Manish Vyas. Recording information: Pune, India.

Pages: 72, Paperback, Pankaj Publications

DescriptionUPC: 844731010958Color: variousCountry of Origin: IndiaReturn Period: 30 daysCondition: NewDelivery Time: View shipping tableTheory of Indian RagasBy Ram Avtar "Vir". A concise collection of the theory of 200 ragas, 72 pages.

Mandala: Healing Ragas SKU: cdws-8538 Stock: 2 in stock Availability: Ships Now Description: Music for Relaxation, Sleep and Beyond by Mandala: Manish Vyas, Bikkram Singh and Shastro. An album of exquisite beauty and sensitivity, performed by two of today?s most brilliant emerging performers of Indian classical music. Two ragas, chosen for their soothing moods are performed on bamboo flute, santoor and tablas to lull you into a feeling of deep relaxation and serenity. The music is designed...

Genre: World. Subgenre: South Asia. Category Indian Classical. Label: ARC MUSIC. Release Date: June 6, 2000.

Changes from Fragrance of the East by Chinmaya Dunster and the Celtic Ragas Band More details...

The ancient musical traditions of India run very deep and have survived relatively untouched for thousands of years. To capture the true essence of this music you must go straight to the source, and that is exactly what we did. We set out on a journey to bring you the largest and most complete sample library of authentic Indian melodic and percussive instruments. From the widely known Tabla and Sitar to the rare Khamak and Tar Shehnai, Indian Traditions will fill all your needs. In total, there are...

Dilruba, the instrument being played by Panditji, has 30 sympathetic strings. Each string is especially tuned to the proper shruti and is in perfect harmony. As the lead string is bowed to the notes of the raga, these sympathetic strings reverberate automatically producing a deep, lush, and dreamy sound . This instrument is one of the most popular stringed instruments of the bowed variety in Northern India. Its fretted finger board resembles that of a Sitar and its belly, upon which the main bridge...

RAGA JOGIYA - A morning raga 16:00. DHUN - 'Dhun' literally means a light air or melody 10:32. RUPAK TAL (Seven beats divided 3-2-2) tabla solo 5:13. RAGA MADHU-KAUNS - A rare raga - A long solo in three movements: Alap, Jor & Jhala. 21:01. ALLA RAKHA ON TABLA.

DR. S BHAGYALEKSHMI took her doctorate on Music from University of Kerala. She has authored several books in English, Malayalam and Tamil. Her audio cassettes in English Karnatic Music Learning series in 7 parts, and Pacharatakritis of Tyagraja in 4 parts have been well received. She has given several concerts all over India and is an auditioned performing artist of All India Radio.

About the CD Among Hindustani musicians the word for what we have called 'rarely heard' ragas here is 'achop ragas'. 'Achop' means 'minor' or 'lesser', and suggests that such ragas do not figure as part of the major or greater part of a gharana's repertoire of ragas. But it is in this sense alone that they are achop; they are not in any sense lesser or minor in richness of from or ethos. They are often confined in their teaching and rendering to the inner circles of a particular gharana. And in this...

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This remarkable collection is the product of a collaboration between traditional Indian musicans, the Rotterdam Conservatory and Nimbus Records. It collects 74 raga "sketches" modelled on the early recordings of such master musicians as Abdul Karim Khan, Bundu Khan, and Dattatreya Vishnu Paluskar. Constrained by the time limitations of the 78 rpm record, these early 20th century artists were forced to distill their performances into four-minute recordings. While this imposed an unnatural constraint...