String Instruments of India (From the Archives of Sangeet Natak Akademi) (Audio CD) | Various Artists Sangeet Natak Akademi (2007)

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Sanger Natak Akademi, the National Academy of Music, Dance and Drama has recorded the music of India for posterity and brings for the world a series of priceless recordings of Indian music from its archives. The series is an educative as entertaining. A truly valuable collection.

1. Sitar (North India)
Raga Abhogi Kanada
Nikhil Banerjee – 3.00mins

2. Sarod (North India)
Raga Chhaya – behag
Radhika Mohan Moitra – 5.20 mins

3. Rudra Veena (North India)
Raga Shuddha Sarang
Asad Ali Khan – 1.50 mins

4. Sarangi (North India)
Raga Maru Behag
Shakoor Khan – 4.35 mins

5. Vichitra Veena (North India)
Raga Mishra Piloo
Mohammad Shareef
Poonchhwale – 2.05 mins

6. Veena (South India)
Raga Kakpi
Doreswamy Viyengar– 3.45 mins

7. Violin (South India)
Raga Chhayanat
Lalgudi G Jayaraman – 2.50 mins

8. Gottuvadyam (South India)
Raga Navaras Kanada
Ravi Kiran – 3.15 mins

9. Santoor (Jammu & Kashmir)
Mohammad Tibbat Baqal – 3.15 min

10. Pena (Manipur)
Kh. Mangi Singh – 1.10 min

11. Kamaicha (Rajasthan)
Sakar Khan – 2.05 min

12. Sarinda (Rajasthan)
Mehar Din – 1.00 mins

13. Ravanhatta (Rajasthan)
Pasaram Bhopa– 2.05 mins

14. Ektara (West Bengal)
Somen Biswas – 0.35 mins

15. Bhajana Tamburi (Andhra Pradesh)
Nittala Brothers – 0.55 mins

16. Tandurawith Manjira (Rajasthan)
Perudas Kamad – 0.50 mins

17. Rababwith Tabla (Jammu & Kashmir)
Mohmmad Maqbool Bhat– 2.15 mins

18. Pullavan Veena with Pullavan Kudam (Kerala)
Krisha & Kalyani – 0.40 mins

19. Chikarawith Dholak (Utter Pradesh)
Shri Nayak – 1.15 mins

20. Banam (Bihar)
Dashrath Murmur – 0.45 mins

21. King (Jammu & Kashmir)
Pajjuram– 0.50 mins

22. Ravanhatta (Gujrat)
Dahyalal Bhatt – 1.30 mins

23. Yangzing (Sikkim) – 1.05 mins

24. Sindhi Sarangi (Rajasthan)
Addu Khan Langa, Mussey khan Langa – 2.10 mins