Bouquet

Amar Sangit is a studio album of instrumental Indian classical music released in 1996. Composer and flutist G.S. Sachdev performed all compositions on the bansuri, accompanied by traditional acoustic instrumentation. The label The Relaxation Company issued the recording on compact disc.

The album features six tracks that blend raga-based improvisations with structured melodic themes. The second track, \"Bouquet,\" runs for 8 minutes and 58 seconds. Sachdev employs alankars and gamakas in the composition, though specific raga or tala details remain undocumented in available sources. The recording emphasizes the bansuri’s tonal expressiveness, with layered tanpura and tabla providing rhythmic and harmonic support.

Production credits for Amar Sangit list Sachdev as the primary artist and arranger. The album’s liner notes describe the work as an exploration of meditative and devotional motifs, though no lyricists or vocalists appear on the tracklist. The Relaxation Company marketed the release as part of a series focused on stress-relief and ambient classical music, though the album retains traditional Hindustani classical elements without electronic or contemporary fusion.

No chart performance, certification data, or reissue information is publicly verified for this release. The original CD pressing remains the sole confirmed format, with no evidence of digital remasters or expanded editions as of the latest available records.