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Raga Sandhya
Sitar is a multi-stringed Indian musical instrument (a group of plucked strings). Ravi Shankar, sitar. 
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Raga Ananda Bhairava
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Ragas in Minor Scale
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Tarana
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Raga Behag
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Raga Darbari Kanada
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Chandranandan
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Raga Mishra Piloo
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Pahadi Dhum
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Raga Lalit
Morning raga (5-7 am)
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Raga Shree
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Folk melody based on Raga Des
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Raga Bhim Palasi
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Raga Adana
Kamal Sabri, Suhall Yusuf Khan - sarangi; Savar Sabri - tabla.
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Raga Khamaj
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Raga Darbari Kanada
Washington Square Church, 1981 (live)
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Raga Marwa
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Raga Jogiya
Morning raga (sounds at dawn). The recording also features tabla tabla (Indian percussion instrument - hand drums) and tanpura = tambours tanpura, tambora, tambura (Indian plucked string instrument, used as an accompaniment in the Indian classical tradition).
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Raga Mishra Piloo
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Raga Bhairava
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Raga Malya Maruttam
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Raga Darbari Kanada
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Holi Dhun in Mishra Kafi
From the EMI record (1982)
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Raga Pahari
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Raga Vachaspati
Ustad Sabri Khan - sarangi; Kamal Sabri - sarangi; Sarvar Sabri - tabla; Sonia Sabri - tanpura.
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Raga Jog
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Raga Malakosha
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Raga Ahir-Bhairav
This is a morning raga which has a serious devotional mood and is performed just before sunrise.
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Dhun in Mishra Kirwani
Performed in the rhythm of kaharva. From the record EMI (1982)
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Raga Marwa
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Dhun in Bhairavi (`Jogi Mat Ja`)
Performed in the tintal rhythm. From the record EMI (1984)
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Raga Pancham
Ustad Sabri Khan - sarangi; Sarvar Sabri - tabla. 2008
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Raga Bilas-Khani Todi
A morning raga, the time of recital being two hours after sunrise, this raga, although serious in mood, reflects the busy life of early morning.
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Raga Shuddha-Sarang
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Raga Mian Ki Malhar
Kamal Sabri, Suhall Yusuf Khan - sarangi, Sarvar Sabri - tabla.
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Raga Nat Bhairav
Performed in the rhythm of ektal. From the EMI record (1982)
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Raga Bilas-Khani Todi
Performed in the rhythm of trital. From the EMI record (1981)
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Raga Jai Jai Vanti
Master of bamboo flute. Recorded in June 1983 in Paris.
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Raga Sankarabharanam
Recording from the concert of the International Musicological Symposium (Samarkand, 1979)
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Adi Tala
Recorded 1969
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Raga Vachaspati
Fragment. Recording 1982
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Dadra
Shenai (shahnai) - bilingual oboe. From the EMI record (1985)
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Raga Hansdhwani
Performed in the rhythm of tintal. From the EMI record (1982)
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Raga Kaushik Dhwani
Master of bamboo flute. Recorded in California in 1999 by Sachdev.
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Dhun in Gara
Dhun is an instrumental piece of a freer form than the raga, and not which it is based on. Rhythm-tintal. With EMI Records (1985)
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Raga Darbari Kanada
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Raga Nat Bhairav (sitar)
Alap, Vilambit gat in tintal, Drut gat in tintal. Samir Chatterjee, tabla.
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Raga Amrit Varshni
Master of bamboo flute. Recorded in June 1983 in Paris.
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Raga Sankarabharanam
Fragment. Recording 1970
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Dora
Kamaicha is a bowed instrument related to sarangi. It has 3 or 4 playing strings and 14 steel resonating ones. Pungi is a traditional tool of snake charmers. It consists of 2 bamboo flutes and a pumpkin resonator. From the album `The Sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Charkha
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Bhatiyali Dhun
From EMI records (1985)
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Dhun
with EMI records (1985)
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Thumri Pahadi
Performed in the rhythm of kaharva. From the record EMI (1982)
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Dhun in Pilu
Composition based on Pilu Vein, rhythm-Dadra. With EMI records (1985)
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Bhairavi
Recording 1948
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Thumri Mishra Komal
`Melody`, 1981
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Roomal
From the record `The sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Raga Nat Bhairav (surbahar)
Alap, jor & jhala. Samir Chatterjee, tabla.
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Raga Sohni
Performed in the rhythm of ektal. From the record EMI (1982)
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Raga Jhinjhoti
Performed to the rhythm of Sitarkhani. From an EMI record (1985)
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Sorath
from the record `The Sound Of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Chirmi
From the record `The Sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Dhun
Performed in the rhythm of dadra. From the record EMI (1981)
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Hichki
From the record `The Sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Raga Jai Jai Vanti
A duet of sitars accompanied by a tabla. From EMI records (1984)
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Raga Shree
Performed in trithal rhythm. From the EMI LP (1981)
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Raga Tilak Kamod
Recording 1961
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Raga Jhinjhoti
Performed in the rhythm of tintal. From the record EMI (1982)
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Raga Malkauns
Surbahar duet accompanied by tabla. From the record EMI (1984)
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Saramati
Recording 1971
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Lehariya
From the record `The Sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Raga Basant Mukhari
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Raga Bahaduri Todi
From EMI records (1968)
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Raga Mishra Tilang
Performed in the rhythm of kaharva. From an EMI record (1982)
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Raga Poorvi
From EMI records (1984)
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Raga Mishra Kalengra. Dhun: Kaharwa
From EMI records (1985)
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Khari Neem Ke Niche
From the record `The Sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Raga Puriya Kalyan
`Melody`, 1981
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Ramdhun (`Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram`)
Performed in the kaharva rhythm. From the EMI LP (1984)
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Raga Gaud Malhar
From EMI records (1968)
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Mehndi
From the album `The Sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Rupido
From the record `The Sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Raga Madhimat Sarang
Performed in the rhythms of ektal and tintal. With EMI records (1984))
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Raga Todi
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Raga Saraswati
Performed in the tintal rhythm. From the record EMI (1968)
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Tilang
From the album `The Sound of Desert. Traditional Folk Tunes of Rajastan` (EMI, 1985)
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Raga Shivmat-Bhairav
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Raga Puriya Kalyan
1979 Record
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Raga Marubihag
Performed in the tintal rhythm. From the record EMI (1968)
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Thumri Pilu
Tumri is a lyrical genre, more free than raga
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