月下のサーランギー~スルタン・カーンの芸術

月下のサーランギー~スルタン・カーンの芸術

1994
2 tracks 1h 11m
SEVEN SEAS released The Sarangi Under the Moonlight in 1994, featuring Sultan Khan’s two extended rāga performances on sārangī, including Four Varieties of Bairavī.

About 月下のサーランギー~スルタン・カーンの芸術

月下のサーランギー~スルタン・カーンの芸術 (transliterated: Gekka no Sārangī ~ Sultan Khan no Geijutsu, translated: The Sarangi Under the Moonlight: The Art of Sultan Khan) is a studio album released on January 21, 1994. The label SEVEN SEAS issued the recording in CD format as an official release.

The album features performances on the sārangī, a bowed string instrument central to Hindustani classical music. The artist credited on the release remains undocumented in available sources. The recording captures two extended tracks that showcase traditional rāga interpretations.

The first track, ラーガ・チャンドラコウンス (Rāga Chandrakaus), presents a rendition of the eponymous rāga. The second track, titled 4種バイラヴィ (Yon-shu Bairavī, translated: Four Varieties of Bairavī), compiles four distinct rāga variations: シュッツ・バイラヴィ (Shuddha Bairavī), シンドゥ・バイラヴィ (Sindhu Bairavī), ムルターニー・バイラヴィ (Murtānī Bairavī), and カッチ・バイラヴィ (Kāchī Bairavī).

The release date coincides with the album’s public availability in Japan, where SEVEN SEAS operated as the distributor. No additional production personnel, session details, or accompanying artists are confirmed in accessible records. The album’s reception and commercial performance remain unrecorded in verifiable sources.