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Raga pour la saison des pluies

Color photograph of a female classical musician seated with a tanpura, holding the instrument upright while singing. She is wearing a traditional saree with a red shawl draped over her shoulder. Her expression is engaged and expressive, suggesting a live or practice performance setting.

Sulochana Brahaspati released Raga pour la saison des pluies in 1993, featuring a live-to-tape khyal performance of Raga mian malhar tied to the monsoon tradition.

1993 1 tracks

Mayer Payer Joba

Black-and-white portrait of a young man with neatly styled hair, looking directly at the camera with a calm and slightly serious expression. He is wearing a collared shirt, and the image has a clean, studio-style background with a vintage appearance.

Pannalal Bhattacharyya

Pannalal Bhattacharyya released Mayer Payer Joba in 2001, a 22-track Bengali album of Shyama Sangeet honoring Hindu goddess Shyama with classical vocal interpretations.

2001 22 tracks

Kirwani: Essence of a Raag

Color portrait of a male sitar player holding the instrument close to his shoulder, looking slightly to the side with a calm expression. He is wearing a golden traditional outfit, and the dark background highlights both the musician and the detailed structure of the sitar.

Krishna Bhatt

Krishna Bhatt and Zakir Hussain released Kirwani: Essence of a Raag in 1995, featuring two live-studio Hindustani raga performances on sitar and tabla without overdubs.

1995 2 tracks

Rasa

Krishna Bhatt

Rasa is a studio album by Indian slide guitarist and composer Krishna Bhatt.

2023 12 tracks

Ghazals

Black-and-white portrait of a young man with neatly styled hair and a thin moustache, looking directly at the camera with a composed expression. He is wearing a patterned traditional outfit, and the image has a vintage, archival quality.

Ustad Amanat Ali Khan

Amanat Ali Khan released Ghazals in 1999, a 14-track album blending Urdu poetry with Patiala gharana vocals and minimal harmonium-tabla accompaniment.

1999 14 tracks

Raga Bhairav

Color portrait of an elderly man with neatly combed grey hair and a moustache, smiling gently. He is wearing a traditional outfit with a floral-patterned vest. The background features a garden setting with greenery and flowers, softly out of focus.

Vijay Kichlu

Vijay Kichlu released Raga Bhairav in 1994, performing the morning raga in Indore gharana’s khayal style with a single-take three-movement structure.

1994 3 tracks

Sitar Music Meditations

Color photograph of a sitar player in performance, captured in a close-up view while holding the instrument against the shoulder. The musician appears focused, with eyes partially closed, wearing a traditional embroidered outfit. The background is dark, drawing attention to the instrument and expressive playing.

Debu Chaudhuri

Debu Chaudhuri released Sitar Music Meditations in 1968, featuring two Hindustani raga performances with extended alap sections on solo sitar.

1968 2 tracks

Sitar

Debu Chaudhuri

Debu Chaudhuri released Sitar in 1991, featuring a solo performance of Raga Desh split into alap-jor and vilambit-drut gats in tintal.

1991 2 tracks

Cassette

Classical Vocal

Black-and-white vintage photograph of a female musician seated with a tanpura, gently holding the instrument upright. She is wearing a traditional saree and appears calm and composed, with a soft expression. The setting is simple, focusing attention on the musician and the instrument.

पदमावती शाळीग्राम

Padmavati Shaligram released Classical Vocal in 1994, a cassette featuring three Hindustani khayals including Raga Bhairavi.

1994 3 tracks

Digital Media

Raag Se Ghazal Tak

Ustad Amanat Ali Khan

Amanat Ali Khan released Raag Se Ghazal Tak as a digital album fusing raag Yaman and Malkauns with ghazals, thumris, and bandishes in Patiala gharana style.

6 tracks

Hypnotic Santoor

Tarun Bhattacharya

Tarun Bhattacharya released Hypnotic Santoor in 2001, a classical album featuring Raag Malkauns on the Kashmiri santoor with vocal-style phrasing.

2001 4 tracks

The Art Of The Indian Santoor

Tarun Bhattacharya

Tarun Bhattacharya released The Art of the Indian Santoor in 2002, featuring a meditative Raag Yaman and adapting khayal gayaki for the Kashmiri santoor.

2002 4 tracks

Shades of the Santoor

Tarun Bhattacharya

Tarun Bhattacharya and Enayet Hossain released Shades of the Santoor in 2010, showcasing North Indian ragas with a three-movement Raga Rageshree opener on santoor and tabla.

2010 5 tracks

The Best of Indian Santur

Tarun Bhattacharya

Tarun Bhattacharya released The Best of Indian Santur in 2010, a four-track album featuring his santur mastery in Raag Yaman and Hament with Maihar gharana techniques.

2010 4 tracks

A Life in Music: Best of the EMI Years

Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar released A Life in Music: Best of the EMI Years in 2006, compiling 22 tracks that fuse sitar with synthesizers and rock from his 1970s–80s EMI recordings.

2006 22 tracks

Missing You / A Musical Discovery Of India

Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar released the posthumous compilation Missing You in 2007, blending Indian classical music with psychedelic funk and electronic elements. The 14-track album features rare recordings like

2007 14 tracks

Remembering Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar released Remembering Ananda Shankar in 2008, a 53-track posthumous compilation blending sitar, synthesizers, and psychedelic rock from his 1960s–1990s works.

2008 53 tracks

The Exotic Santoor

Tarun Bhattacharya

Tarun Bhattacharya released The Exotic Santoor in 1993, blending Kashmiri santoor with Raga Charukeshi and Himalayan folk melodies in a five-track CD.

1993 5 tracks

Tarun Bhattacharya released Santoor in 1996, a Hindustani classical album featuring raga improvisations on the Kashmiri hammered dulcimer with tabla and tanpura, including a rare 7-beat Nasruk cycle i

1996 3 tracks

2001

Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar released 2001 in 1984, fusing sitar with electronic and psychedelic elements in nine space-themed instrumental tracks.

1984 9 tracks

Digital Media

Temptation

Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar released Temptation in 1992, fusing sitar with funk, disco and ambient electronics in 12 tracks.

1992 12 tracks

Digital Media

Shubh - The Auspicious

Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar released Shubh – The Auspicious in 1995, blending sitar with electronic textures in eight themed tracks.

1995 8 tracks

Melodies from India

Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar released Melodies from India in 1995, blending sitar-driven raga with rock, jazz and synth across 18 tracks.

1995 18 tracks

Ananda: Celebrating Ananda Shankar's Music

Ananda Shankar

Ananda Shankar released Ananda: Celebrating Ananda Shankar’s Music in 1999, a 17-track compilation blending sitar with funk, jazz and electronic elements.

1999 17 tracks