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| Ustad Bismillah Khan Live In London 2 CD (2000)
$16.09 |
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| India - Ustad Rais Khan & Usta India - Ustad Rais Khan & Usta CD
$16.09 |
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| Shubha Mudgal Navras CDs Dance Of The Wind CD (1998)
$15.49 |
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| Hariharan / Uttam Navras music Other Side Of Naushad CD (1998)
$15.89 Live Recording
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| Pandit Bhimsen Joshi: Pandit Navras Records Pandit Bhimsen Joshi: Pandit CD
$16.09 |
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| Sur Dhwani Navras CDs Ragas CD (1998)
$15.89 Live Recording Track Listing of songs: Khyal In Vilambit Ektal; Khyal In Drut Teental; Khyal In Madhya Lay Teental; Raga Desh Madhya Lay;
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| Ustad Shamim A Khan Navras music Sitar Maestro CD (1998)
$16.09 Live Recording
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| Dr. L. Subramaniam Navras Records Violin Virtuoso CD (2007) (Import) United Kingdom
$17.95 Track Listing of songs: Raga Mohanam: Alap; Raga Mohanam: Kriti. Ennai Katharulvai in Adi Taal; Introduction to Laxmikant Pyarelal's Invocatory Song in Raga Phupali; Bhairavi, film score: Invocatory Song in Raga Bhupali;
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| Dagar Brothers Navras CDs Dagar Bani CD (2007) (Import) Import; United Kingdom
$17.45 Personnel: Nasir Zahiruddin Dagar (vocals).
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| Ali Akbar Khan Navras music Peerless CD (2002) (Import) United Kingdom
$17.45 For those not attuned to it, Indian classical music can be very difficult -- there's no doubt about that -- but albums like this, gorgeous and expansive, are the way to make converts. Ali Akbar Khan is an unquestioned master of the sarod, and he demonstrates his mastery of both the instrument and the Indian classical form on "Raga Madhuvatni," a piece that demands a great maturity from the performer. Kudos too to the accompaniment from Swapan Choudhuri on tablas, who seems to share a telepathic communication with the master, and takes advantage of his short times at the center of the sound. But it's in the epic movement of "Gat in Slow Teentaal" that his artistry becomes marvelously transparent, letting the raga breathe, and making the music transparent with some playing that seems little short of inspired. His alaap develops beautifully but in a straightforward manner, with an innate logic but absolute beauty before moving into the jor and jhala.
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