Raga Gaud Sarang

Raga Gaud Sarang is a recorded performance of the Hindustani classical raga Gaud Sarang. Amjad Ali Khan, Mallikarjun Mansur, and Padma Talwalkar performed the piece. The recording captures a live or studio interpretation of the raga, though the exact setting remains unspecified. The performance was released in an unknown year. The primary format of the recording is audio, with a duration of 14 minutes and 53 seconds.

Amjad Ali Khan plays the sarod, an instrument central to Hindustani classical music. Mallikarjun Mansur, a vocalist of the Jaipur-Atrauli gharana, contributes the vocal rendition. Padma Talwalkar, a disciple of Mogubai Kurdikar, provides additional vocal support or accompaniment. The raga Gaud Sarang belongs to the Sarang family of ragas and is characterized by its association with the late afternoon period. It employs a specific set of notes and melodic phrases, including the use of both shuddha and komal forms of the seventh scale degree (Ni).

The performance follows the traditional structure of a Hindustani classical presentation, likely including an alap, jor, and jhala for the instrumental section, followed by a khayal or bandish in the vocal segments. The artists adhere to the raga's prescribed ascent (aroh) and descent (avroh) patterns, emphasizing its unique melodic contours. The recording does not specify a label or production company. Notable features of the track include the interplay between the sarod and vocals, showcasing the improvisational and collaborative nature of Hindustani classical music.

No additional details about the release date, album context, or accompanying musicians are available.