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Indien Lagerliste Teil 2 – Januar 2008
India stocklist part 2 – January 2008

Die hier aufgeführten CDs sind am Lager und können sofort geliefert werden. Bitte beachten Sie, dass einige Titel nur einmal oder nur in kleinen Stückzahlen vorrätig sind. Bei Bestellungen ab einem Bestellwert von 75,00 EUR gewähren wir bis zum 31.1.2008 einen Rabatt von 10%. Nicht eingeschlossen in dieser Liste sind die CDs aus den Newslettern der letzten beiden Monate: India Archive Music und Neuerscheinungen aus den Newslettern von Nov. & Dez. 2007. In den nächsten Tagen folgen weitere Teile der Lagerliste. Selbstverständlich können alle anderen Titel aus früheren Newslettern, die hier nicht aufgeführt sind, besorgt werden, soweit noch lieferbar.

These CDs are in stock and can be delivered immediately. Please note, that some titles are available only in very limited quantities. For orders which reach us up to the 31st of january 2008 with an ordering value of 75,00 Euros and more we offer a 10% reduction. Not included in this list are the CDs of the newsletters of the two last months: India Archive Music and new releases of Nov. & Dec. 2007. In a couple of days we will send further parts of the stocklist. Of course we can order for you all other titles from older newsletters, which are not included here, as far as they are still available.

NORDINDIEN – Teil 2

Sarangi:
Abdul Latif Khan (Sarangi) & Faiyaz Khan (Tabla) – Rhythm & Melody: Tabla Solo in Teental, Raga Puriya Kalyan, Thumri, PESHKAR, PCD 9401, EUR 14,50

Farooque Latif Khan (Sarangi) & Ulhas Rajhans (Tabla) – Musician’s Guild presents: Ragas Saraswati (28.41) & Charukeshi (28.35), MUSICIAN’S GUILD, mgcd 014, EUR 7,50
Schön. Nicht ganz perfekte Studioaufnahme. Vermutlich ein Sohn oder Enkel von Abdul Latif Khan.

Dhruba Ghosh (Sarangi & Vocal) & Yogesh Samsi (Tabla) – Songs of The Three Mystics: Raga Charukeshi (13:44), Raga Jhinjhoti (Imploring Baby Krishna) (18:53), To the tune of a million times (8:12), There’s no one here, why do you seek (5:13), Raga Basant Mukhari (Like the millions of drops in an ocean) (8:53), HUNDRED COLOURS, EUR 15,50
Live in Brussels on 3rd june 2005. Zweiter Teil eines Konzertes. Die letzten drei Stücke sind die „Songs of The Three Mystics », in denen Dhruba Ghosh auch singt. Er singt teilweise auch im 2. Stück. Zur Erinnerung: Dhruba Ghosh hat lange bei dem bekannten Sänger Dinkar Kaikini gelernt, der übrigens der Vater von Yogesh Samsi ist.

Dhruba Ghosh (Sarangi & Vocal) & Anindo Chatterjee (Tabla) – Dakshini: Ragas Charukeshi & Kirwani, FONTI MUSICALI, fmd 223, EUR 15,50
Endlich eine neue Einspielung (Herbst 2001) des Sarangi-Spielers, der sich in den letzten Jahren sehr weiterentwickelt hat. Die beiden schönen Aufnahmen bei INDIA ARCHIVE MUSIC wurden ja bereits 1991 aufgenommen.

Dhruba Ghosh (Sarangi) & Yogesh Samsi (Tabla) – Bowing Sounds from Dawn to Moonlight: Ragas Ramkali, Shuddha Sarang, Marwa, Hameer & Kafi, FONTI MUSICALI, fmd 202, EUR 15,50

Hafizullah Khan (1946-2002) (Sarangi) & Rik Masterson (Tabla) – Khalifa Kirana Gharana: Raga Saughand: Vilambit Ektal (15:09) & Drut Tintal (3:00), Raga Anaek Ranjini: Vilambit Jhoomra Tal (18:15) & Drut Rupak Tal (4:38), Raga Rageshri: Vilamvit Jhoomra Tal (25:18) & Drut Rupak Tal (4:53), JUST DREAMS (La Monte Young), JD 005, EUR 18,00
Sehr feiner Sarangi-Spieler der alten Schule, d.h. am Khyal-Stil orientiert. Sohn des legendären Sängers und Sarangi-Spielers Abdul Wahid Khan, der bei dessen jüngerem Bruder Abdul Habib Khan gelernt hat. Wunderschöne Aufnahme. Es ist überaus erfreulich, das jetzt nach Sabri Khan, Abdul Latif Khan und Asif Ali Khan ein weiterer exzellenter Sarangi-Meister der alten Schule veröffentlicht wird und einmal mehr widerlegt wird, dass im Sarangi-Solospiel alles mit Ram Narayan begonnen hat. Recorded May 18, 2000 Portland OR USA.

Munir Khan (Sarangi) & Zamir Ahmad Khan (Tabla) – Ananda: Ragas Nand Kalyan, Shankara & Rageshri, PAN RECORDS, 4016, EUR 16,50
Auszüge aus einem Konzert in Amsterdam am 21. April 1975. In der Reihe „Royal Tropical Institute – The Music Collection ».

Murad Ali (Sarangi) & Rashid Mustafa Thirakwa (Tabla) – Voice of the Sarangi – A tribute to the memory of Ustad Siddique Ahmad Khan: Ragas Raageshri (28.00), Shankara (16.58), Mishra Manjh Khamaj (11.39) & Bhairavi (8.46), UNDERSCORE RECORDS, EUR 12,00
Sohn des legendären Sarangi-Meisters Ghulam Sabir Qadri. In slim case.

Ram Narayan (Sarangi) & Anindo Chatterjee (Tabla) – Ragas Alhaiya Bilaval & Mishra Bhairavi, NIMBUS, NI 5636, EUR 17,00
Schöne Aufnahme, die bereits im November 1989 aufgenommen, aber erst jetzt (Herbst 2003) veröffentlicht wurde.

Ram Narayan (Sarangi), Aruna Narayan Kalle (Sarangi) & Harsh Narayan (Sarangi) & Aneesh Pradhan (Tabla) – Swar Shikhar – 75th Anniversary Celebrations, Live at Nehru Centre, February 2002: Raga Shree: Alaap, Jod, Taanas (27:24) & Vilambit & Drut (25:40) & Raga Mishra Bhairavi (17:17), VIRGIN RECORDS (India), 583194, EUR 10,00
Vater, Tochter und Enkel spielen hier zusammen.

Sabri Khan (Sarangi) & Dayam Ali Qadri (Tabla) – La tradition du khyal au sarangi 1 – Moradabad Gharana: Raga Puriya Danashri (69:49), MAKAR, MAKCD 011, EUR 8,00
Ustad Sabri Khan was born in 1927 in Moradabad. He represents the seventh generation of Sarangi of the Moradabad gharana, a reputed indian classical music school. Ustad Sabri Khan has been trained by his grandfather, Ustad Hajji Mohammed Khan, and his father Ustad Chhajju Khan. He has also been taught by his uncle, the well-known Ustad Laddan Khan of the Rampur gharana. An exceptional musician, he has toured a lot in India and abroad during these last 40 years and has reached the highest rank in the All India Radio. The long list of his honorific titles includes the Sangeet Natak Academi Award and the Padmashree, one of the highest honors in India.
Ausgesprochen grossartige Aufnahme eines grossen Meisters.

Kamal Sabri (Sarangi) & Sarvar Sabri (Tabla) – Swar Alankar: Raag Saugandh, Thumri in Mishra Pilu & Tappa in Mishra Khamaj, EMI/VIRGIN RECORDS, 864906, EUR 10,00
Schöne Studioaufnahme. Sohn und Schüler des grossen Sarangi-Meisters Sabri Khan.

Ustad Sultan Khan (Sarangi) & Ikram Khan (Sarangi) & Nandan Mehta (Tabla) & Hanif Khan (Tabla) – Sarangi: Raga Nat Bhairav: Alap (11.45), Gat (slow) in Rupak (7 beats) (17.21), Gat (moderate) in Rupak (7 beats) (9.20) & Gat (fast) in Kaharva (8 beats) (15.03), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 070, EUR 15,00
Schönes Sarangi-Duett. Ikram Khan ist Schüler von Sultan Khan. Die beiden Tabla-Spieler spielen abwechselnd. Recorded Live at Saptak Festival 2005, Ahmedabad, India.

Sultan Khan (Sarangi) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Tabla & Sarangi Virtuoso: Raga Jait, Tabla-Solo Teental, CHHANDA DHARA, SNCD 70495, EUR 15,00

Sultan Khan (Sarangi) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Singing Sarangi: Ragas Kaunsi Kanada, Chandra Madhu, Tabla-Solo, Mishra Tilang, CHHANDA DHARA, SNCD 73988, EUR 15,00

Sultan Khan (Sarangi & Vocal) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Saptrang: Ragas Gurjari Todi, Bhairavi, Ragamala, AUDIOREC, ACCD 1026, EUR 14,50
Sehr schöne Aufnahme. In der Ragamala singt Sultan Khan zuerst jede Raga und dann spielt er sie.

Sultan Khan (Sarangi & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Rag Bhupali & Rajasthani Folk Song, MOMENT!, MRCD 1006, EUR 15,00

Dilruba – Esraj:
Dakshinat Mohan Tagore (Dilruba) & S.K. Jijina / I.H. Khan (Tabla) – Music for Meditation: Raga Yaman, NATARAJ MUSIC, NM 001, EUR 14,50
Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik.

Allaudin Khan (Dilrubaesraj) & Sabir Khan (Tabla) – Evening Raga: Raga Rageshwari, NATARAJ MUSIC, NM 006, EUR 14,50

Violin:
Johar Ali Khan (Violin) & Rafiuddin Sabri (Tabla) – Raga Lalit: Aochar & Vilambit Gat (31.20) & Drut Gat (31.18), NEW SAMARKAND RECORDS, SAMCD 9008, EUR 12,00
Live in Paris 1. Januar 2000 im Rahmen der „24 Heures du Raga ». Schöne Aufnahme. Exzellenter Spieler aus einer alten, zur Patiala Gharana gehörenden Familie. „Johar Ali Khan is the son and disciple of Late Ustad Gohar Ali Khan (of Rampur), the great violin genius of Indian music. He belongs to Rampur and Patiala Gharana (Music Family). His grandfather was the illustrious Ustad Ali Baksh (one of the two founders of the Patiala Gharana). »

Prof. Gajananrao Joshi (Violin) – Great Meastros – Violin Wizard: Raga Hanskinkini, Raga Shree, Raga Kedar, Raga Bihag, Raga Darbari Kanada, Raga Khamaj, Raga Todi, Raga Sarang, Raga Kafi Thumri, Mishra Jogi Mand, Raga Tilakkamod, Raga Pilu, Raga Chayanat, Bhajan, Raga Bhairavi, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150496, EUR 12,00
Der grosse Sänger, Lehrer u.a. von Ulhas Kashalkar, war auch ein bedeutender Violinen-Virtuose. Die vorliegende CD besteht aus Aufnahmen von 78rpm und EP Platten.

Santosh Kumar Nahar (Violin) & Shabbir Hussain (Tabla) – The Golden Bow: Ragas Yaman, Nat Bhairav, Tappa in Kafi, Rajasthani Folk Melody in Raga Mand & Raga Bhairavi, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 030, EUR 15,00
Recorded at Saptak Festival 2003.

N. Rajam (Violin), Sangeeta Shankar (Violin Support) & Chotelal Misra (Tabla) – Resonance – Light Tunes from Banares: Raga Khamaj, Chaiti, Kajri & Bhairavi Thumri, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150109, EUR 12,00
Die gleiche CD gibt es anscheinend auch mit der Bestellnummer CDNF 150189

N. Rajam (Violin) & Sangeeta Shankar (Violin) & Ramkumar Misra (Tabla) – Violin Dynasty: Raga Bageshri: Alap (7.35), Bandish in Ektaal (12 beats) (24.39), Bandish in Teentaal (14.48) & Bandish in Drut Teentaal (7.00) & Raga Mishra Khamaj: Gat in Teentaal (10.26), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 073, EUR 15,00
Recorded Live at Saptak Festival 2005, Ahmedabad, India.

Dr. N. Rajam (Violin) & Akram Khan (Tabla) – Radiant: Ragas Malkauns, Khamaj (Thumri), Nilambari & Bhairavi, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 021, EUR 15,00
Schöne Aufnahme vom Saptak Festival, Ahmedabad, 2002.

Kala Ramnath (Violin), Abhijit Banerjee (Tabla & Pakhawaj), Somnath Roy (Ghatam, Cahon, Dumbek, Morsing, Duff, Madal, Manjeera, Kanjira & Clave) – Yashila: Drive East from Andalucia (8.06), Thunder in my heart (10.17), Falling for you (7.05), Sadness can be beautiful (12.20), Carnatic stream (5.19), Long drive home (9.07), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWCD 084, EUR 15,00
‘Drive East’ is an electrifying brand of New India Fusion which melds the best of North and South Indian classical tradition with a hint of flavours from other world regions such as Latin America, Europe and the Middle East. Kompositionen von Kala Ramnath.

Kala Ramnath (Violin) & Vijay Ghate (Tabla) – Nectar: Raga Bihagada: Alap (3.29), Roopak Tal (7 Beats) (15.00) & Teental (16 Beats) (8.37) & Raga Rageshri: Alap (4.16), Jhaptal (10 Beats) (12.38) & Teental (7.21) & Meera Bhajan in Raag Bhairavi (3.19 & 7.36), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 072, EUR 15,00
Studioaufnahme.

Kala Ramnath (Violin) & Subhankar Banerjee (Tabla) – Kala: Ragas Jogkauns & Bhatiyar, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 038, EUR 15,00
Schöne Studioaufnahme der Schülerin und Nichte von N. Rajam und von Pt. Jasraj. This CD will be voted as „TOP OF THE WORLD » in the next Songlines magazine (July/August 2004)!

Kala Ramnath (Violin) & Vijay Ghate (Tabla) – Touching Air: Raga Nat Narayan, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 008, EUR 15,00
Von einem englischen Aufnahmeteam während des 14tägigen Saptak Festival in Ahmedabad, Indien im Jahre 2001 aufgenommen.

Kala Ramnath (Violin) & Kumar Bose (Tabla) – Luminous: Ragas Shuddh Sarang, Multani & Bhajan in Sindh Bhairavi, AUDIOREC, CD 1057-2, EUR 14,50
Schöne Aufnahme. Schülerin ihrer Tante N. Rajam und von Pt. Jasraj.

Sangeeta Shankar (Violin) & Ramkumar Misra (Tabla) – Aasha: Raga Jog: Alap (4.47), Vilambit Ektaal (17.01), Teentaal Medium Tempo (11.19) & Teentaal Fast Tempo (7.03) & Dadra based on Raga Khamaj (5.23), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 036, EUR 15,00
Recorded at the Saptak Festival on the 10th Januray 2003. Tochter und Schülerin von Dr. N. Rajam.

Flute:
Hariprasad Chaurasia (Bansuri-Flute), Kumar Bose (Tabla) & Debopriya Chatterjee (Bansuri), Sushismita Chatterjee (Bansuri), Sandeep Das (Tabla) – Guru-Shishya, 2 CD Set: CD 1: Hariprasad Chaurasia & Kumar Bose: Raga Vachaspati: Alap (2:38), Gat in Rupak (26:52) & Gat in Teentaal (29:19), CD 2: Debopriya Chatterjee (Bansuri), Sushismita Chatterjee (Bansuri), Sandeep Das (Tabla): Raga Bageshri: Alap (9:50), Jor (3:25), Jhalla (3:21), Gat in Teentaal (14:39), Gat in Drut Teental (9:02) & Raga Pilu: Alap (3:17), Thumri in Dadra (5:07), Laggi (4:24) & Keherva (4:24), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWCD 081, EUR 24,00
Hariprasad Chaurasia stands at the top of the bansuri mountain with his majestic playing. In this fine recording from the Saptak festival India we also see two of the finest young female talents of the bamboo flute carrying on Hariprasad’s remarkable musical lineage. Recorded live at Saptak Festival 2005.

Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) & Vijay Ghate (Tabla) & Bhavani Shankar (Pakhawaj) – Shikhar, 2 CD Set, CD 1: Raga Jaijaivanti (Alap: 28.34 & Jor and Jhalla with Pakhawaj: 18.31); CD 2: Raga Jog (Composition in Matta taal with Tabla: 29.33) & Dhun in Raga Pahadi (with Tabla & Pakhawaj: 17.53), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 044, EUR 24,00
Aufgenommen während des Saptak Festival im Januar 2003. Schöne Aufnahme.

Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) & Kumar Bose (Tabla) – Flute Deity, Doppel-CD: CD 1: Raga Kaunshi Kanada; CD 2: Dhun in Misra Khamaj, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 023, EUR 24,00
Live auf dem Saptak Festival, Ahmedabad, von einem englischen Team aufgenommen.

Hariprasad Chaurasia & Rakesh Chaurasia (Flute) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Flute Duet – Live: Ragas Dhani & Khamaj, CHHANDA DHARA, SNCD 70501, EUR 15,00

Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) & Sabir Khan (Tabla) – The Bamboo Flutist of this Generation: Ragas Yaman, Shivaranjani, CHHANDA DHARA, SNCD 70396, EUR 15,00

Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) – The Golden Collection, 2 CD Set, CD 1: Raga Jait (Vibhas Ang): Alap, Jod & Gat Ektaal (Tabla: Alla Rakha), Raga Shuddha Sarang: Ektaal (Tabla: Zakir Hussain), Raga Yaman: Gat in Drut Teentaal (Tabla: Zakir Hussain), CD 2: Thumri Mishra Khamaj, Thumri Piloo & Thumri Pahadi (Tabla: Nizamuddin Khan), Srishti & Anand based on Raga Bhairavi with Sunil Kaushik (Guitar & Synthesizer), Shubhankar Banerjee (Tabla), Abby Rabinovitz & John Christopher Wubben-Horst (Flute) & Debopriya Chatterjee & Suchismita Chatterjee (Tanpura), SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150189-190, EUR 12,00 (statt bisher 20,00 EUR)
Querschnitt durch das Werk von Chaurasia.

Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) – Brindavan Odyssey – A spiritual quest, 2 CDs in Box mit einer kleinen Bansuri (Flöte), CD 1: The Spiritual Beginning – Raga Mangal Dhwani, The Krishna Experience – Vaishnav Jan To, Flight of Ecstasy – Dhun Mand Khamaj, Spiritual Quest – Composition based on Raga Marwa, CD 2: Sound of Tranquility – Composition based on Raga Kirwani, The Divine Call – Om Jai Jagdish Hare, Salvation – Mukti, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150660/61, EUR 24,00
Von verschiedenen LPs und CDs aus den Jahren 1981 bis 1995. Teilweise eher New Age Musik.

Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) & Kashinath Mishra (Tabla) – Flute: Raga Gujri Todi, Raga Bageshwari & Raga Mishra Pilu, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150292, EUR 12,00
Wiederveröffentlichung seiner 2. LP.

Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) & Subhankar Banerjee (Tabla) – Flute: Raga Jaijaiwanti, Raga Latangi & Dhun Mishra Piloo, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150145, EUR 12,00

Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Eternity: Eternity Part I (Shrishti), Eternity Part II (Mukti), The Musical Hour Glass, Raga Bhopali, Raga Chandrakauns, EMI – INDIA, PSLP 1490, EUR 10,00
Von LPs. Zakir Hussain spielt nur in den beiden Ragas. Eternity ist eine thematische Komposition des Musikers, in der er von Synthesizer, Gitarren und teilweise diversen Trommeln begleitet wird.

Sunil Kant Gupta (Flute) & Aneesh Pradhan (Tabla) – La tradition du khyal a la flute 1: Raga Maru Bihag: Alap & Vilambit Ektal (27:58) & Drut Tintal (12:34), Raga Sohini: Alap (10:00) & Madhyalay & Drut Ektal (9:18), Tappa in Raga Bhairavi (11:11), MAKAR, MAKCD 019, EUR 12,00
Sunil Kant Gupta was born in Lucknow in 1960. From a very young age he has received traditionnal instruction in flute from Pandit Subhash Roy, one of the disciples of Pandit Bhola Nath of Benares. After eight years of intensive practice, he joined the Bhatkande Sangeet Maha Vidhyalay in Lucknow where he learns from Gopal Chandra Nandi, Pr. Prem Singh Kinot and Pandit Ganesh Prasad Mishra. From the hands of his three teachers he received the Sangeet Nipun (Expertise in Music). Once in Bombay he furthers his practice with Ragunath Seth then Acharya S.C.R. Bhat. Having mastered the finesse of the Gwalior and the Maihar gharanas, he has developed a personal style, creating for this his own flutes and inventing alap techniques where he changes flute so as to cover the three octaves which are imperative in hindustani classical music. A musician on All India Radio, he has given many concerts in India. He has received the title of Surmani at the Sur Singar Samsad in 1989 and the first medal in the National Competition of All India Radio.
Guter Flötist. Schöne Aufnahme.

Sunil Kant Gupta (Flute) & Shri Laxmikant (Tabla) – Mandra Saptak: Raga Puriya Kalyan: Vilambit Ektal (21:03), Madhyalaya Matta Taal (14:55) & Drut Teental (9:02), Raga Megh: Alap, Jor & Jhala (14:19) & Drut Teentaal (9:23) & Bhatiyali Dhun (6:02), BIHAAN, BMC-48, EUR 6,00
Guter Flötenspieler, von dem ja mittlerweile einige CDs vorliegen. Schüler von Raghunath Seth und verschiedenen Sängern wie S.C.R. Bhatt und Ajoy Chakrabarty. Schöne Studioaufnahme.

Sunil Kant Gupta (Flute) & … (Tabla) – Musician’s Guild presents: Ragas Kaushik Ranjani, Madhuwanti & Bhatiyali Dhun, MUSICIAN’S GUILD, mgcd013, EUR 7,50
Schüler u.a. von Raghunath Seth und S.C.R. Bhatt. Studioaufnahme. In slim case.

Rupak Kulkarni (Flute) & Aneesh Pradhan (Tabla) – Dharohar: Ragas Ahir Bhairav & Mishra Bhairavi Dhun, TIMES MUSIC, TDILC 033C, EUR 13,50
Meisterschüler von Hariprasad Chaurasia.

Ronu Majumdar (Bansuri), Durga Prasad (Pakhawaj), Partho Sarathi Mukherjee (Tabla) & Shridhar Partha Sarathy (Mridangam) – A Sacred Space: Raga Bhairav (mit Pakhavaj) (15.59), Raga Kedar (mit Mridangam) (21.54), Raga Charukeshi (mit Tabla) (18.54) & Bhajan: Chalo Man Ganga Jamuna Teer (mit allen drei Trommeln) (9.23), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 059, EUR 15,00
Schöne Studioaufnahme.

Ronu Majumdar (Flute) & Ramkumar Mishra (Tabla) – Jewels of India: Raga Jhinjhoti & Dhun in Pancham se Pahadi, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 006, EUR 15,00
Studioaufnahme.

Ronu Majumdar (Flute) & Abhijit Banerjee (Tabla) – Morning Mood: Ragas Nat Bhairav, Shobhavari, PESHKAR, PCD 9603, EUR 14,50

Ronu Majumdar (Flute) & Enayet Hossein (Tabla) – Masters of Music: Raga Yaman: Alap, Jor & Jhala (19:41), Gat in Roopak (10:38) & Gat in Teental (12:21), Raga Mishra Piloo (Ragamalika in Keherwa) (15:29), AIM RECORDS, CDIM 420, EUR 14,00

Jay Thakkar (Flute) & Anirban Roy Chowdhury (Tabla) – Musician’s Guild presents: Raga Megh (29:29) & Rag Gorakh Kalyan (34:48), MUSICIAN’S GUILD, mgcd 112, EUR 7,50
Studioaufnahme mit gutem Klang. Schüler von Hariprasad Chaurasia.

Shehnai:
Ali Ahmed Hussain (Shehnai) & Sabir Khan (Tabla) – Great Tradition: Ragas Gurjari Todi, Bhoop Kalyan & Dhun, NATARAJ MUSIC, NM 013, EUR 14,50

Ali Ahmed Hussain (Shehnai) & Sabir Khan (Tabla) – Late Evening Raga – Early Morning Raga: Ragas Marubihag, Lalit Pancham & Mishra Bhairavi Dhun, NATARAJ MUSIC, NM 005, EUR 14,50

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Ensemble – The Shehnai Legend: Ragas Bhimpalasi, Khambaj, Bhairavi-Dhun, CHHANDA DHARA, SNCD 70294, EUR 15,00

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Ensemble – The Shehnai: Raga Kedara, Dhun, Purbi Dhun, NATARAJ MUSIC, NM 010, EUR 14,50

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Party – The Eternal Spirit – 80th Birthday Celebration – Live in London & Manchester 1993: Ragas Shuddh Kalyan (37:06) & Raga Shankara (14:16), NAVRAS, NRCD 0080, EUR 15,00

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai & Vocal) & Party – From Banaras – The seat of Shehnai – Recordings from a Live Concert: Raga Shyamkalyan, Raga Sivaranjani, Ustad Bismillah sings Dhun – Taal Kehrva & Dhun – Taal Dadra, RPG – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150152, EUR 12,00
Erstmals 1997 veröffentlicht.

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Party – Majestic Ragas – Bismillah Khan – The Enchanter: Raga Bairagi Bhairav, Ghazal, Raga Shyamkalyan, Bhangra, Raga Kalavati & Dhun, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150124, EUR 12,00
Aufnahmen von zwei LPs aus den späten 60er oder frühen 70er Jahren.

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Party – Shehnai Recital: Raga Kamod, Raga Patdeep, Dhun, EMI – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150066, EUR 12,00
Neuere Aufnahmen, erstmals 1992 veröffentlicht.

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Party – 50 Golden Years: Ragas Bhupal Todi, Madhuvanti, Bageshree, EMI – INDIA, PSLP 1478 (CDNF 150003), EUR 12,00
Gesamtdauer: 65:17

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Party – Shehnai Recital: Ragas Alhayia Bilawal, Bhupali, Kajri-Dhun, Purvi-Dhun, EMI – INDIA, PSLP 5273 (CDNF 150040), EUR 10,00

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) and Party – Vol. 7 – Divine Shehnai: Ragas Maru Bihag & Sur Malhar, T-SERIES, SICCD 075, EUR 7,50
Hoch-interessante Aufnahmen aus den Archiven von ALL INDIA RADIO (Klang entsprechend der Zeit). Die Aufnahmen stammen wahrscheinlich aus den 60er Jahren.

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) and Party – Vol. 13 – Sublime Notes: Raga Yaman & Chaiti Dhun, T-SERIES, SICCD 081, EUR 7,50
Hoch-interessante Aufnahmen aus den Archiven von ALL INDIA RADIO (Klang entsprechend der Zeit). Die Aufnahmen stammen wahrscheinlich aus den 60er Jahren.

Anant Lal (Shehnai) & Ensemble – Sunadi – Shahnai music from North India: Ragas Purya Kalyan & Chandrakauns, PAN RECORDS, 4017, EUR 16,50
Ensemble: sein Sohn Daya Shankar (Shehnai) & Zamir Ahmed (Tabla). Live 1978 im Tropeninstitut.

Daya Shankar (Shehnai), Sanjeev Shankar (Shehnai), Ashvini Shankar (Shehnai) & Anand Shankar (Tabla & Dugga) – Shehnai: Raga Maru Behag: Alap (12.34), Gat in Vilambit Ektaal (15.00) & Gat in Teentaal (12.14), Dhun in Raga Manj Khamaj (15.16) & Dhun in Mishra Pilu (11.25), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 053, EUR 15,00
Schöne Aufnahme. Live at the Saptak Festival on 1st January 2004.

Santoor:
Tarun Bhattacharya (Santoor) & Sabir Khan (Tabla) – Brilliant Sound of Santoor: Raga Puria Kalyan, Rageshree & Mishra Bhairavi Dhun, NATARAJ MUSIC, NM 008, EUR 14,50
Preis der Deutschen Schallplattenkritik.

Tarun Bhattacharya (Santoor) & Bikram Ghosh (Tabla) – Faces of Raga: Raga Yaman Kalyan, MUSIC TODAY, A 97020, EUR 12,50

Tarun Bhattacharya (Santoor) & Ram Kumar Mishra (Tabla) – Raga Bageshri, MUSICIAN’S GUILD, mgcd053, EUR 7,50
Schöne Studioaufnahme von 70 Min. Länge.

Nandkishor Muley (Santoor) & Abhijit Banerjee (Tabla) – Blossoms of Raga: Raga Kirwani, N.M. RECORDS, ACAD001, EUR 14,50

Ranjeet Pathak (Santoor) & Ajeet Pathak (Tabla) – Raga Charukeshi & Dhun, MUSICIAN’S GUILD, mgcd052, EUR 7,50
This is a restored live recording, hence not of studio quality. In slim case.

Rahul Sharma (Santoor) & Bhavani Shankar (Pakhawaj) & Shafaat Ahmed Khan (Tabla) – Native Signs: Raga Kalavati, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 028, EUR 15,00
Recorded Live at Saptak Festival 2003. Pakhawaj-Begleitung im Jod und Jhalla, im Gat Tabla-Begleitung, ganz zum Schluss beide Trommeln zusammen.

Rahul Sharma (Santoor) & Anindo Chatterjee (Tabla) – In Hope for Peace, 2 CD Set, CD 1: Raga Vachaspati (58:10), CD 2: Raga Kafi (32:24) & Enhanced CD containing live concert footage, in-depth artist interview, rare glimpse into family tradition and ancestry – complete with multimedia presentation and web links, RHYME RECORDS, RCD 2225-2, EUR 25,00
Live in New York. Rahul Sharma pays tribute to the lives lost on September 11,2001. Den „Enhanced content » kann man sich am Computer anschauen

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Shafaat Ahmed Khan (Tabla) – Raga Mishra Pahadi, Raga Mishra Shivranjini, Raga Bhairavi, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150297, EUR 12,00

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Raga Kaushik Dhwani, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150085, EUR 12,00
Courtesy: RPG Enterprises Musical Festival.

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & … (Tabla) – Live Concert at Osho’s Samadhi: Raga Ahir Lalit, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150097, EUR 12,00

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) – Light Melodies on the Santoor: Raga Mishra Kirwani (1973) (Tabla: Kashinath Mishra), Raga Mishra Khamaj (1968) (Tabla: Manikrao Popatkar), Raga Sohni (1977) (Tabla: Zakir Hussain), Raga Mishra Tilang (1977) (Tabla: Zakir Hussain), Dogri Folk Melody (1973) (Tabla: Kashinath Mishra), EMI – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150128, EUR 12,00
Von diversen LPs.

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Anindo Chatterjee (Tabla) – Raga Gavati, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150175, EUR 12,00

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Shafaat Ahmed Khan (Tabla) – Colours of Hundred Strings: Ragas Vachaspati, Mishra Mand, EMI – INDIA, PSLP 5076 (CDNF 150013), EUR 10,00
Gesamtdauer: 67:40

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Sublime Moments on Santoor: Raga Durga, Thumri, EMI – INDIA, PSLP 5242 (CDNF 150035), EUR 10,00

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Shafaat Ahmed Khan (Tabla) – The Twilight Melodies on the Santoor: Raga Lalit, EMI – INDIA, PSLP 5459 (CDNF 150061), EUR 10,00

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Shafaat Ahmed Khan (Tabla) – Sunset Melody: Raga Shree, EMI – INDIA, PSLP 5610 (CDNF 150073), EUR 10,00

Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) – Feelings: Feeling Pt. I & II, Raga Mishra Kafi Dhun: Taal Dadra & Gat Tritaal, EMI – INDIA, CDI-PSLP 1470, EUR 10,00
Von zwei LPs. Feelings ist eine thematische Komposition, in der der Musiker durch verschiedene Gefühle wandelt, begleitet von Perkussionisten etc. Raga Mishra Kafi ist im klassischen Stil mit Tabla-Begleitung gespielt.

Bhajan Sopori (Santoor) & Enayet Hossein (Tabla) – Masters of Music: Raga Marwa: Alap, Jor & Jhala (22:46), Gat in Jhaptal (16:50) & Gat in Teental (8:11), Raga Mishra Kafi (12:27) & Kashmiri Dhun (4:36), AIM RECORDS, CDIM 430, EUR 14,00
Interessanter Santoor-Spieler aus Kaschmir.

Guitar:
Salil V. Bhatt (Mohan Veena-Guitar) & Shafaat Ahmed Khan (Tabla) – Flowering Buds – Navodit: Raga Bageshri (50.00), LEGENDARY LEGACY, CD-30, EUR 7,00
Konzertmitschnitt mit gutem Klang. Der Sohn von Vishwa Mohan Bhatt. In slim case.

Vishwa Mohan Bhatt (Guitar – Mohan Veena) & Sandeep Das (Tabla) – Indian Delta: Ragas Puriya Dhanashri (Alap) & Shyam Kalyan (Tintaal slow & Tintaal fast), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 005, EUR 15,00
Von einem englischen Aufnahmeteam während des 14tägigen Saptak Festival in Ahmedabad, Indien im Jahre 2001 aufgenommen.

Vishwa Mohan Bhatt (Mohan Veena-Guitar) & Musicians of Rajasthan – Desert Slide: Helo Mharo Suno (10.05), Avalu Thari Aave, Badilo Ghar Aave (14.27), Jhilmil Barse Meh (13.36), ‘Hichki’ (17.08), Mhari Menhdi Ro Rang (13.24), Kesariya Balam (14.28), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWCD 085, EUR 15,00
Mit Anwar Khan (Vocal), Firoz Khan (Dholak – double-headed barrel drum), Ram Kumar Mishra (Tabla), Gurprit Matharu (Tabla Track 5), Gazi Khan (Khadtal – wood-block hand percussion), Ghevar Khan Manganiar (Kamayacha – lower register bowed instrument), Lakha Khan (Sindhi Sarangi – bowed folk instrument), Meher Din Langa (Sindhi Sarangi) & Kachre Khan (Vocal). The combination of the mesmerising artistry of Bhatt and the soaring passion of vocalist Anwar Khan coupled with the driving hypnotic rhythms of Dholak, Khadtal and the desert strings of Kamaicha and Sindhi Sarangi produces a level of involvement for musician and listener alike which is so engrossing it seems to induce a trance like state. This joyful, deeply spiritual and intense musical experience is also something really special to be part of at a live concert event. ‘There are a few times in live studio sessions when something very special happens. I have been fortunate to witness a reasonable number of these occasions and Desert Slide comes into this category.’ Derek Roberts

Brij Bhushan Kabra (Guitar) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Music for Relaxation: Raga Asa Mand, Raga Mishra Pilu, Raga Manj Khamaj & Dhun Pahadi, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150503, EUR 12,00
Neue Aufnahme (2003). Brij Bhushan Kabra, Schüler von Ali Akbar Khan, war der erste, der in den frühen 60er Jahren die Hawai-Gitarre den Bedürfnissen klassischer Raga-Musik anpasste.

Brij Bhushan Kabra (Guitar) – Lure of the Desert, EMI-INDIA EMI, PSLP 5233, Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute), Ramakant Patil (Flute) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Romantic Themes on Flute: Raga Abhogi, Raga Chandrakauns & Dhun Mishra Pahadi, EMI-INDIA, PSLP 5233 (CDNF 150036), EUR 10,00
Wiederveröffentlichung der LP gleichen Titels (ECSD 2993) mit zwei zusätzlichen Stücken von einer anderen LP (ECSD 2937) mit Kashinath Mishra (Tabla): Mishra Mand & Raga Maru Behag. Bei den Titeln der ersten LP handelt es sich um Folk-Melodien aus Rajasthan, in denen Kabra teilweise von Flöte, Sarangi und verschiedenen Perkussions-Instrumenten begleitet wird.

Jugalbandi:
Aashish Khan (Sarod) & Sultan Khan (Sarangi) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Jugalbandi – Sandhiprakash: Ragas Shri, Maru Behag, Maand, CHHANDA DHARA, SNCD 70197, EUR 15,00
Sehr schönes Jugalbandi.

Ali Ahmad Hussain Khan (Shehnai) & Wajahat Khan (Sarod) & Anindo Chatterjee (Tabla) & Sandip Banerjee (Khurdak) – Divine Inspirations: Raga Maru Bihag & Dhun, AUDIOREC, CD 1056-2, EUR 14,50
Schönes Jugalbandi (Duett).

Ali Akbar Khan (Sarod) & Ravi Shankar (Sarod) & Kanai Dutt (Tabla) – Jugalbandi: Raga Palas Kafi & Raga Bilaskhani Todi, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150240, EUR 12,00
Wiederveröffentlichung einer LP

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Dr. N. Rajam (Violin) & Kishan Maharaj (Tabla) – Bharat Ratna Series – Ustad Bismillah Khan – Volume II: Raga Yaman (54:00), DOORDARSHAN ARCHIVES, BR/100/04A/II, EUR 10,00
Live 1986 at Ganga Mahotsav in Varanasi. Schönes Jugalbandi.

Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & V.G. Jog (Violin) & Mahapurush Mishra (Tabla) – Jugalbandi: Raga Jaijaiwanti, Raga Bahar & Raga Mishra Khamaj, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150236, EUR 12,00
Wiederveröffentlichung einer LP aus den späten 60er Jahren.

Himangshu Biswas (Flute) & Dulal Roy (Jaltarang) & Tabla – Jugalbandi: Raga Durga, Raga Bhupal Todi & Dhun, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150153, EUR 12,00
Wiederveröffentlichung einer LP aus den späten 60er oder frühen 70er Jahren.

Purbayan Chatterjee (Sitar) & Kala Ramnath (Violin) & Subhankar Banerjee (Tabla) – Samwad: Ragas Kedar & Bageshri, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 039, EUR 15,00
Studioaufnahme.

Purbayan Chatterjee (Sitar) & Shashank (Flute), Yogesh Samsi (Tabla) & Patri Satish Kumar (Mridangam) – Rasayana: Raga Puriya Dhanashri: Alap (15.01), Jor and Jhala (12.31), Gat in Matta Taal (24.52) & Tabla and Mridangam (9.51), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 060, EUR 15,00
Schöne Studioaufnahme. Begegnung zwischen dem ja mittlerweile sehr bekannten, stark von Nikhil Banerjee inspirierten Sitarspieler und dem nicht weniger bekannten, brillanten, jungen, südindischen Flötenspieler.

Subroto Roy Chowdhury (Sitar) & Madhuri Chattopadhyay (Violin) & Sankha Chatterjee (Tabla) – Sanjog: Ragas Desh, Kirwani & Dhun Mishra Kamaj, FELMAY, fy 8058, EUR 14,50

Wasifuddin Dagar (Vocal) & Bahauddin Dagar (Rudra Veena), Pravin Kumar Arya (Pakhawaj) – Vedanta, 2 CD Set, CD 1: Raga Malkauns: Alap (36:14), Jor first part (12:11) & Jor continued (10:49), CD 2: Raga Malkauns: First Bandish – Pujan Chali Mahadev (19:04) & Second Bandish – Shankar Girija Pati (7:06), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, CD 094, EUR 24,00
„The performance recorded here is a jugalbandi between voice and veena, accompanied during the later stages by the customary barrel drum, the pakhawaj played here by Pravin Kumar Arya, a longtime associate of the Dagar family whose guru was Aminuddin. It took place late at night on 4-5 January 2006, as the fourth and final item in a long evening concert during the 2006 Saptak festival in Ahmedabad. » Grossartige Aufnahme.

Rash Behari Datta (Sitar) & Dr. Mustafa Reza (Vichitra Veena) & Sarvar Sabri (Tabla) – Masters of the Indian Veena and Sitar: Raag Charu-Keshi, ARC, EUCD 1392, EUR 18,00
Schöne Aufnahme.

Jnan Prakash Ghosh (Harmonium) & V.G. Jog (Violin) & Sanjoy Mukherjee (Tabla) – Jugalbandi: Raga Shyam Kalyan, Raga Jhinjhoti, Raga Mishra Kalingda, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150246, EUR 12,00
Wiederveröffentlichung einer LP.

Jnan Prakash Ghosh (Harmonium) & V. Balsara (Piano) & V.G. Jog (Violin) & Shyamal Bose/Sanjoy Mukherjee (Tabla) – Raga on Keyboard – Classical Instrumental Duets: Raga Charukeshi (Jnan Prakash Gosh & V. Balsara), Raga Jhinjhoti (Jnan Prakash Ghosh & V.G. Jog), Raga Mishra Piloo (Jnan Prakash Gosh & V. Balsara), Raga Mishra Kalingda (Jnan Prakash Ghosh & V.G. Jog), Folk Melody (Jnan Prakash Gosh & V. Balsara), Sindhu Bhairavi (Jnan Prakash Gosh & V. Balsara), EMI – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CD PSLP 5770, EUR 12,00
Aufnahmen von zwei LPs.

V.G. Jog (Violin) & Tarun Bhattacharya (Santoor) & Sabir Khan (Tabla) – Monsoon Raga: Raga Megh & Dhun, NATARAJ MUSIC, NM 011, EUR 14,50
Schönes Jugalbandi.

Ronu Majumdar (Flute) & Tarun Bhattacharya (Santoor), Ram Kumar Mishra (Tabla) & Durga Prasad Majumdar (Pakhawaj) – Natural: Raga Rageshri: Alap (19:12), Jorh/Jhalla (9:39), Gat in Jhaptaal (18:59), Gat in Teentaal (6:38) & Gat in Drut Teentaal (8:12), Dhun based on Raga Bhinna Shadja (8:38), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 087, EUR 15,00
Schönes Jugalbandi. Studioaufnahme.

Chakra: Tejendra Narayan Majumdar (Sarod) & Dr. Mysore M. Manjunath (Violin) & Subhankar Banerjee (Tabla) & Arjun Kumar (Mridangam) – Bhava: Raag Simhendra Madhyam: Alapana (14.25), Ragam-Tanam-Pallavi Part I (8.51) & Part 2 (16.46) & Tabla and Mridangam (7.03) & Raag Desh: Alap (8.36) & Gat (9.09), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 066, EUR 15,00
Schöne Studioaufnahme. Spannendes Duett von hervorragenden nordindischen und südindischen Musikern.

Ganesh Mohan (Sitar) & Pradeep Kumar Barot (Sarod) & Sandip Bhattacharya (Tabla) – Musician’s Guild presents: Ragas Kirwani (39.48) & Jhinjhoti (34.05), MUSICIAN’S GUILD, mgcd041, EUR 7,50
„Ganesh Mohan took individual instruction from eminent musicians like Gopal Nag and Manilal Nag (son of Gokul Nag) of the Vishnupur gharana, and from author and musicologist Ajay Sinha Roy (disciple of Allauddin Khan, founder of Senia-Maihar gharana). He is currently studying under the eminent teacher Arvind Parikh. Over the years, Ganesh Mohan has sought to amalgamate influences from these schools of sitar playing, by incorporating aspects of dhrupad ang alaap and jod and khayal ang. In addition, the style popularised by famous sitar maestro Nikhil Banerjee is one that inspires him to this day. » Schöne Aufnahme mit gutem Klang. This is a restored live recording, hence not of studio quality. In slim case.

Music Ensemble of Benares: Prakash Maharaj (Tabla), Shivanath Mishra (Sitar), Krisna-Ram Chaudhary (Shahnai), Vikash Maharaj (Sarod) – 10 Years: Raga Hansadhwani: Alap, Jor, Jhala (18:08), Gat (slow) Rupak & Gat (fast) Ektal (28:48), Sapna (Dream) (12:55), BOULEVARD, BLD 518 CD, EUR 15,00

Manilal Nag (Sitar) & Ali Ahmed Hussain Khan (Shehnai) & Subhen Chatterjee (Tabla) – Jugalbandi: Raga Desh (74:46), RHYME RECORDS, RCD 9805, EUR 15,00
Live at the University of Kansas, 1998. Sehr schönes Jugalbandi.

Shahid Parvez (Sitar) & Shashank Subramanium (Flute), Sukhvinder Singh (Tabla) & Patri Satish Kumar (Mridangam) – Josh, 2 CD Set, CD 1: Raga Kalyani: Alap (22:33) & Jor (19:34), CD 2: Raga Kalyani: Gat/composition in aditaal / teentaal (23:18, 6:54, 8:01), Percussion Duet (20:11), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, CD 095, EUR 24,00
Grossartiges Jugalbandi (Duett). Live at Saptak Festival 2006.

Rais Khan (Sitar) & Sultan Khan (Sarangi) & Sabir Khan (Tabla) – Together: Raga Bilaskhani Todi, Dhun, AUDIOREC, ACCD 1032-2, EUR 14,50

Shubhendra Rao (Sitar) & Partha Sarothy (Sarod) & Akram Khan (Tabla) – The Ancient Weave: Ragas Charukauns (Alap, Jor & Jhalla) & Manj Khamaj, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, 020, EUR 15,00
Schönes Jugalbandi (Duett) von zwei Schülern von Ravi Shankar. Während des Saptak Festivals 2002 gemachte Studioaufnahme.

Saskia Rao-de Haas (Cello) & Shubhendra Rao (Sitar) & Akram Khan (Tabla) – Creating Waves, 2 CD Set, CD 1: Raga Bhoopali on Cello & Raga Gawati on Sitar, CD 2: Raga Mala on Sitar and Cello: Alap in Raga Hamsadhwani followed by a Dhun and concluding with Mishra Khamaj & Enhanced content: Live concert footage with in-depth artist interviews, including a look at the only modified Cello of ist kind. The enhanced CD also contains a complete multi-media presentation with supporting web links, RHYME RECORDS, RCD 2327, EUR 25,00
Saskia Rao-de Haas, Schülerin von Chaurasia, hat ein Cello mit einer zusätzlichen Spielsaite und 10 mitklingenden Saiten geschaffen. Shubhendra Rao ist ein Meisterschüler von Ravi Shankar. Recorded live in Kansas City, USA, on May 10, 2003. Den „Enhanced content » kann man sich am Computer anschauen.

L. Subramaniam (Violin) & Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) – Live in Geneva: Raga Yaman, AUDIOREC, ACCD 1020, EUR 14,50
Beide Musiker werden von ihren Ensembles begleitet.

Vilayat Khan (Sitar) & Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & Party – Rare Jugalbandi: Raga Yeman, Raga Nandkalyan & Mishra Dhun, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150016, EUR 12,00

Best Jugalbandis – Instrumental: Ravi Shankar (Sitar) & Ali Akbar Khan (Sarod) – Raga Shree, Bismillah Khan (Shehnai) & V.G. Jog (Violin) – Raga Jai Jaiwanti, Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) – Raga Mishra Pilu, EMI – INDIA, PSLP 5097 (CDNF 150017), EUR 10,00
Gesamtdauer: 61:51

Tabla:
Akram Khan (Tabla) & Murad Ali (Sarangi Lehara) – The Tabla Series: Vilambit Teentaal: Peshkar (15.16), Qaida (8.30), Qaida (5.33), Qaida (4.05), Qaida (2.34), Qaida (2.27), Qaida-Rela (5.05), Qayida (3.41), Drut Teentaal: Tukra/Chakradaar/Gat (2.57), Chakradar (1.21), Gat (1.11), Chakradar (1.15), Chakradar (0.42), Rela/Tukra/Chakradar (3.47), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 064, EUR 15,00
Akram Khan ist heute der führende Vertreter der Ajrara Gharana. Mit ausführlichem Booklet.

Abhijit Banerjee (Tabla) & Liyakat Ali Khan (Sarangi) – Tabla Solo: Teental, PESHKAR, PCD 2007, EUR 14,50

Subhankar Banerjee (Tabla) & Ramesh Misra (Sarangi Lehara) – The Tabla Series: Teentaal (16 beats): Peshkar (10.56), Qayida (4.24), Qayida (3.45), Qayida (3.17), Laggi-Lari (4.45), Ada Chautaal (14 beats): Peshkar (6.24), Qayida (3.35), Qayida (4.59), Qayida (3.03), Rela (4.59), Tukra (2.08), Rela (2.58) & Drut Teentaal (16 beats): Paran (1.30), Rela (2.48), Chakradar/ Anaghat/Rela/Tukra (7.24), Laggi (4.31), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 063, EUR 15,00
Exzellenter Tabla-Spieler, Schüler von Shri Swapan Shiva aus der Farukhabad Tabla Gharana, der aber auch Material anderer Meister aus anderen Gharanas in sein Spiel integriert hat. Mit ausführlichem Booklet.

Swapan Bhattacharya (Tabla) & Hiranmoy Mitra (Harmonium) – Sur & Laya – Tabla Solo: Teentaal (40:48), Taal Guru (8:54) Taal Kaharba (11:49), BIHAAN, BMC-77, EUR 6,00
Schüler von Shyamal Bose. Studiouafnahme.

Mayookh Bhaumik (Tabla) – Ancestors – Art of the Farukhabad Gharana – Tabla Solo: Vilambit Teental (16 Beats) (23:35), Drut Teental (16 Beats) (18:45), Ashtagrahan ( 8 ½ Beats) (5:56), Ektal (12 Beats) (6:09) & Laggi (8 Beats) (4:57), RAGESHREE MUSIC, RMI 111, EUR 16,00
Schüler von Gnyn Prakesh Ghosh und von Sabir Khan. Lehara: Roshan Ali (Sarangi) & Sunondo Mukherjee (Sarod).

Kumar Bose (Tabla), Ramesh Mishra (Sarangi) – Live from Darbar Festival 2006 – Tabla Solo – In tribute to Bhai Gurmit Singh Virdee, 2 CD Set, CD 1: 1 Intoduction, 2 Sarangi Alap – Lehra, 3 Uthan, 4-5 Ahmad, 6-9 Benares Theka (Alap Aochar), 10-12 Kayida 1 (Lucknow), 13 Kayida 2 (Benares), 14-15 Kayida 3 (Benares), 16 Kayida 4 (Ajrara), 17 Kayida 5 (Lucknow), CD 2: 1 Chand, 2-3 Rela, 4 Gat, 5-17 Tukra, Chakradaar, 18 Kayida (Dine gine), 19 Rela, 20 ‘Na dhin dhin na’ drut theka, 21 Bayan, 22 ‘Na dhin dhin na’ finale, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 090, EUR 24,00
Grosses Tabla-Solo in Teentaal. Mit ausführlichem Booklet.

Kumar Bose (Tabla) – Dynamic – 2-CD-Set: CD 1: Tabla Solo – Tintaal part 1; CD 2: Tabla Solo – Tintaal part 2, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, 002, EUR 24,00
Mit Sarangi- und Harmonium-Lahara. Von einem englischen Aufnahmeteam während des 14tägigen Saptak Festival in Ahmedabad, Indien im Jahre 2001 aufgenommen.

Swapan Chaudhuri (Tabla), Ramesh Mishra (Sarangi) – Live from Darbar Festival 2006 – Tabla Solo – In tribute to Bhai Gurmit Singh Virdee, 2 CD Set, CD 1: 1 Lehra/Uthan/Mukhra, 2 Palta Theka, 3 Lucknow Qaida, 4 Qaida Rela, 5 Qaida, 6 Qaida Rela, CD 2: 1-4 Rela, 5 Gats, 6 Paran, 7 Tukra, 8 Rela, 9 Tukra, 10 Chakradaar, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 091, EUR 24,00
Grosses Tabla-Solo in Teentaal. Mit ausführlichem Booklet.

Anindo Chatterjee (Tabla), Ramesh Mishra (Sarangi) – Live from Darbar Festival 2006 – Tabla Solo – In tribute to Bhai Gurmit Singh Virdee, 2 CD Set, CD 1: 1 Peshkar, 2 Qaida, 3 Chand/Rau, 4 Delhi Qaida, 5 Gat, 6 Benares Bant, 7 Khand Jati 8 Khand Jati Rela, 9 Rau/Rela, CD 2: 1 Punjab Qaida, 2 Gat/Chalan, 3 Misra Jati Chand/Kayida/Rela, 4 Mishra Jati Chakradaar, 5 Gat, 6 Gat, 7 Tisra Gat/Chakradaar, 8 Drut Teentaal/Tukra/Chakradaar, 9 Chakradaar, 10 Anindiji’s speech, 11 Chakradaar/Tukra, 12 Chakradaar, 13 Tukra/Gat/Chakradaar, 14 Gat 15 Gat/Rela/Chakradaar, 16 Delhi Rela, 17 Tukra/Rela/Gat/Chakradaar, 18 Chakradaar, 19 Gat/Bedum Chakradaar, 20 Laggi/Lari, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 092, EUR 24,00
Grosses Tabla-Solo in Teentaal. Mit ausführlichem Booklet.

Anindo Chatterjee (Tabla) – Drums of India: Ektaal, Dhamar, Nasrukh, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150232, EUR 12,00
Mit Sarangi-Lehara. Neue Aufnahme.

Anubrata Chatterjee (Tabla) & Sanatan Goswami (Harmonium) – Image – Tabla Solo: Teentaal (65:34), BIHAAN, BMC-54, EUR 6,00
Brillanter Sohn von Anindo Chatterjee. Konzertmitschnitt mit gutem Klang. In slim case.

Samir Chatterjee (Tabla) & Ramesh Mishra (Sarangi) – Tabla Solo: Roopak Taal, Ardha Panchamsawari, Tintaal, BISWAS, BIS-73, EUR 12,00

Suryaksha Deshpande (Tabla) & Nilesh Gadekar (Harmonium Lehra) – Musician’s Guild presents: Tal Trital (39.55) & Tal Pancham Sawari (25.00), MUSICIAN’S GUILD, mgcd 064, EUR 7,50
Studioaufnahme.

Aloke Dutta (Tabla) – The Window: Peshkar (Tintala) (11:57), Kaida & Rela (Jhaptala) (6:09), Rela (Tintala) (8:00), Dadra (Dadratala) (7:43), Chhanda (Tintala) (5:36) & Drut Tintala (20.15), ALOKE DUTTA, 0-9646771-4-B, EUR 14,00
Aloke Dutta hat bei seinem Vater Anadinath Dutta und von Shankar Ghosh und Jnan Prakash Ghosh gelernt. Liveaufnahme.

Aloke Dutta (Tabla) & Anadinath Dutta (Khol & Pakhawaj) – Scriptless Verse: Anadinath Dutta: Khol recital (2:52) & Pakhawaj recital (11:05), Aloke Dutta (Tabla): scritless verse (13:16), herioc journey (7:15), the Ganges (7:17), dancing fireflies (7:11) & sangam – the divine union (21:56), ALOKE DUTTA, 0-9646771-5-6, EUR 14,00
Aloke Dutta hat hier absichtlich nicht die zu Grunde liegenden Tals erwähnt, da er den emotionalen Gehalt dieser Tabla-Soli hervorheben möchte. Nur von Tanpura begleitet. Schüler seines Vaters Anadinath Dutta und von Shankar Ghosh und Jnan Prakash Ghosh.

Krishna Kumar Ganguly (Natu Babu) (1905-1993) (Tabla) & Mahadev Prasad Mishra (Harmonium) – Footprints – Live in Benaras: Teentaal (21:34 & 21:22), BIHAAN, BMC-46, EUR 8,00
„Late Krishna Kumar Ganguly is a rare personality devoted entirely to learning and teaching of tabla for his own sake. The artist of this opus, Late Krishna Kumar Ganguly better known as Natu Babu was an illustrious Guru in the ancient tradition of India. Tabla was not for him a lucrative pursuit, on the contrary he would spend all his earnings by legal profession, for the cause of tabla. Born in a Brahmin family of North Kolkata on Nov. 17, 1905 he learned tabla under the tutelage of Chunilal Ganguly of Kolkata, Nanhe Sahaye and Kanthe Maharaj of Beneras. His music is a demonstration of his deep and almost religious devotion to his gurus. He breathed his last on July 3rd 1993. This CD contains an edited version of the maestros live concert in the year 1979. » Recht guter Klang.

Vijay Ghate (Tabla), Gayatri Shankar (Vocals) & Milind Kulkarni (Harmonium) – The Tabla Series: Tabla solo in Teentaal: (49:00), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, 098, EUR 15,00
„Vijay Ghate is considered to be one of the most outstanding tabla players in the modern era of North Indian music. Born in Jabalpur, Madhya Pradesh, Vijay showed an early inclination for rhythm which was fostered by his family. He moved to Mumbai to study with Pandit Suresh Talwalkar, an icon amongst tabla players of India, and one the most progressive and profound thinkers on tabla playing. Vijay has been performing since the age of sixteen and has toured worldwide with most of India’s prominent musicians. As an accompanist he is a favourite with many of India’s leading players including Hariprasad Chaurasia, Shivkumar Sharma, Kala Ramnath and Shahid Parvez. He is equally comfortable as a soloist as well as an accompanist to instrumentalists, vocalists and Kathak dancers, having a huge stock of repertoire, and a capacity to improvise and to play spontaneously according to the situation. As a soloist, he brings to the stage a distinctive vibrant energy which enhances both his creativity and technical acumen. For his solo repertoire Vijay draws on compositions and inspiration from all of the traditional six gharanas (playing styles) in his performance.
He is accompanied by harmonium and the rare addition of vocals in the lehara. »

Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Selects, MOMENT!, MRCD 1021, EUR 15,00
Tabla Soli in Teental aus Konzerten überwiegend in Indien aus den Jahren 1994 bis 2000, meist mit Sarangi Lahara von Sultan Khan.

Zakir Hussain (Tabla) a.o. – In memory of Alla Rakha – the wizard of tabla – A percussion ensemble, conducted and performed by Ustad Zakir Hussain & other artists, Vol. II: 1. Zakir Hussain (Tabla), T.H. (Vikku) Vinayakram (Ghatam) & Neelamani Ramakrishnan (Mridangam): Trio in Adi Taal (21.04), 2. Sultan Khan (Sarangi) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla): Raag Desh (18.02) & 3. Zakir Hussain (Tabla), Arjun Shejwal (Pakhawaj), T.H. (Vikku) Vinayakram (Ghatam), G. Harishankar (Kanjira) & Fazal Qureshi (Mandira): Taal Vadya Kutcheri in Adi Taal (35.41), CHHANDA DHARA, SNCD 71004, EUR 15,00
Live recording in Stuttgart & Freiburg, Germany.

Zakir Hussain (Tabla Solo), Sultan Khan (Sarangi) & Shaukat Hussain (Harmonium) – First LP Record of Ustad Zakir Hussain: Teentaal (Vilambit), Matta Taal, Punjabi Dhamar & Teentaal (Drut), SAREGAMA, CDNF 150605, EUR 12,00
CD replicated version of the First Solo LP Recording of the artiste. Neuveröffentlichung auf CD in aufwendigem Album (18 cm x 19 cm) der ersten LP von Zakir Hussain von 1986 mit Abbildung des Orginal-Covers (Vorder- und Rückseite).

Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Best of Zakir Hussain: Jai Taal (19:55), Pashto (Zakir Hussain & Fazal Qureshi) (8:27), Teentaal (27:45), Chhands – Vilambit Teentaal (4:35), ARC, EUCD 2088, EUR 13,50
Die Aufnahmen stammen von verschiedenen bei Music Today erschienenen CDs. Mit Sarangi Lehara.

Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Deserts of Rajasthan – Celebration in the sand dunes, 2 CDs in Box mit Miniatur-Tabla, CD 1: 1. Rhapsody: Tabla Solo – Roopak Taal, 2. Romance in the Oasis: Tabla Solo – Dadra Taal, 3. Sunrise on the Sands: Ali Akbar Khan (Sarod) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Raga Ahir Bhairav, 4. The Sage in the Fortress: Ravi Shankar (Sitar) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Raga Asa Bhairav, 5. The Lonely Priest: Pt. Jasraj (Vocal) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Raga Bhimpalasi, 6. The Courtesan: Lakshmi Shankar (Vocal) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Thumri Pilu, CD 2: 1. The Elements: Zakir Hussain – Tabla Solo Jhaptaal, 2. Winds of Change – Mayapuri: Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Raga Bhupali, 3. Mountains and Deserts: Shivkumar Sharma (Santoor) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Thumri based Dhun, 4. Lord, Thy Will be done: Lakshmi Shankar (Vocal) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Bhajan, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150670/671, EUR 24,00

Zakir Hussain (Tabla) and The Rhythm Experience, MOMENT!, MRCD 1007, EUR 15,00
Zakir Hussain, Vince Delgado, Fazal Qureshi, Ray Spiegel, Aushim Chaudhuri, Dana Pandey & Syed Arshad auf Tabla, Tabla Tarang, Darbukka, Congas, Bongos, Timbales, Tar, Duggi Tarang, African Talking Drum, Vibes, Marimba, Gongs, Temple Bells, Riqq, Kohl, Dholak, Naal, Kanjira, Tanpura, Dhol, Indian Congas etc. etc.

Shankar Lal (Tabla): Posta Tal, Rupak Tal, Chartal Kisawari, Kharva Tal, Tintal Chakradar, Tintal Vilambit, Tintal Madhya, Tintal Drut, BANDALOOP, BL-P 005, EUR 15,00

Latif Ahmed Khan (Tabla) – Master of Rhythm: Teental-Vilambit Laya & Teental-Drut Laya, ACADEMY OF INDIAN MUSIC, AIMCD 003, EUR 14,50
Privataufnahme von recht mittelmässiger Klangqualität, aber exzellenter musikalischer Qualität.

Kishan Maharaj (Tabla), Vidwan Umayalpuram Sivaraman (Mridangam), Shri H.P. Ramachar (Kanjira) & Shri E.M. Subramaniam (Ghatam) – Drums of India: Aadi Taalam, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150231, EUR 12,00
Neue Aufnahme.

Kamalesh Maitra (Tabla Tarang) & Fazal Qureshi (Tabla) – The Voice of Sarod from the Strokes of Drums: Raga Rewa, Raga Marwa-Sohni, Raga Puriya Dhanashri & Raga Basant Mukhari, EMI/RPG – The Gramophone Company of India Ltd., CDNF 150137, EUR 12,00

Kishore Kumar Mishra (Tabla) & Ram Kumar Mishra (Tabla) & Santosh Kumar Mishra (Sarangi) – Tabla Duet 1 – Benares & Delhi Gharana: Vilambit Tintal (37:12), Jhaptal (11:04), Ektal (5:55), Roopak (9:48), Drut & Ati Drut Tintal (7:44), MAKAR, MAKCD 034, EUR 8,00
Pandit Kishore Kumar Mishra, born in Calcutta in 1954, has learnt from two gurus, first his father, Bhagwandas Mishra, then Shardha Shahay of Benares, who introduced him to the subtle variations of the Benares gharana. He has received the Gold Medal of the Indian National Radio and has been the accompanist of Sitara Devi, and of TN Rajan. He was present in many concerts in India and abroad (China, Switzerland, Malaysia etc…). On this recording, you hear him on the right side. Pandit Ram Kumar Mishra was born in Benares in 1965 in a famous family of tabla players. A grandson of the illustrious tabla player Pandit Anokhe Lal, he has received from his younger age the traditional training (guru shishya parampara) from his uncle, Chhote Lal Mishra. A precocious child, he has soon mastered the style of the Delhi gharana of tabla. Grade « A » in the Indian National Radio, he is ceaselessly programmed in India (Tansen Samaroh of Gwalior, Savai Gandharva Festival in Pune) as well as abroad.
Exzellent.

Partha Sarathi Mukherjee (Tabla) & Somnath Misra (Harmonium) – The Tabla Series: Tabla Solo in Teentaal, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWCD 082, EUR 15,00
Partha Sarathi Mukherjee ist der Hauptschüler des legendären Samta Prasad aus der Benares Gharana. Er spielt hier ein Tabla Solo in 23 Teilen.

Sadanand Naimpalli (Tabla) & Mohan Balvally (Tabla) & Pandit Taranath Rao (Harmonium) – A Tabla Duet in Trital with Lehra on the Harmonium & Recitations by their Guru Pandit Taranath – Live at Trinity Club, Bombay 1967: Trital: Vilambit (20:40) & Drut (24:37), COUNTRY & EASTERN, CE 01, EUR 15,00
Spannende Aufnahme mit gutem Klang.

Tawfiq Qureshi (Tabla a.o.) – Tawfiq – Rhydhun – An Odyssey of Rhythm, CMP RECORDS, CMPCD 81, EUR 15,00
Featuring (u.a.) Ustad Alla Rakha (Tabla), Zakir Hussain (Tabla), L. Shankar (Violin) and Shanker Mahadevan (Vocal). Auf vielen verschiedenen Perkussions-Instrumenten gespieltes, von Tawfiq Qureshi, einem Sohn von Alla Rakha, komponiertes und arrangiertes Album. Dies ist eine „Enhanced CD », die neben den Audiotracks (knapp 50 Minuten) auch eine Reihe von kurzen Videos enthält (u.a. Interviews mit den Musikern).

Alla Rakha (Tabla) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) a.o. – In memory of Alla Rakha – the wizard of tabla – A percussion ensemble, conducted and performed by Ustad Alla Rakha & Ustad Zakir Hussain, Vol. I: 1. Arjun Shejwal (Pakhawaj) & Nandkishor Muley (Lahara Santoor): Solo in Sultaal (12.31), 2. T.H. (Vikku) Vinayakram (Ghatam), G. Harishankar (Kanjira) & Nandkishor Muley (Lahara Santoor): Ghatam & Kanjira Duet in Rupakam Talam (24.37) & 3. Alla Rakha (Tabla), Zakir Hussain (Tabla), Fazal Qureshi (Tabla) & Sultan Khan (Lahara Sarangi): Tabla Trio in Rupak Tal (33,02), CHHANDA DHARA, SNCD 70901, EUR 15,00
Live recording in Freiburg, Germany.

Alla Rakha (Tabla) & Zakir Hussain (Tabla) – Parampara – Guru-Shishya: Matta Taal (1986) – Zakir Hussain with Sultan Khan (Sarangi), Teentaal – Drut (1986) – Zakir Hussain with Sultan Khan (Sarangi), Raga Chandrakauns – Teentaal (1984) – Hariprasad Chaurasia (Flute) with Zakir Hussain (Tabla), Taal Surphakta (1972) – Alla Rakha, Taal Ektaal (1972) – Alla Rakha & Zakir Hussain, Raga Mishra Khamaj – Gat (1955) – Vilayat Khan (Sitar) with Alla Rakha (Tabla), Dhun: Sindhu Bhairavi – Punjabi Ang Kehrwa Taal (1980) – Vilayat Khan (Sitar) with Zakir Hussain (Tabla), SAREGAMA, CDNF 150492, EUR 12,00

Alla Rakha Khan (Tabla) & Fazal Qureishi (Tabla) – Valour: Teen Taal 12 Matra (Peshkar, Qaida, Gat, Rela etc.), BMG CRESCENDO, CD-51226, EUR 10,00
Live in Mumbai in 1997.

Sabir Khan (Tabla) & Ramesh Misra (Sarangi) – Sound of Drums: Teental Vilambit, Rupak Madhya, Teental Drut, « Question-Answer »-Teental Drut, NATARAJ MUSIC, NM 004, EUR 14,50

Sabir Khan (Tabla) – Drums of India: Vilambit Teentaal, Drut Teentaal & Asht Grahan Taal, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150227, EUR 12,00
Mit Sarangi-Lehara. Neue Aufnahme.

Samar Saha (Tabla) & Ramlal Mishra (Sarangi) – Follower – Live in Kolkata: Teentaal (53:39), BIHAAN, BMC-47, EUR 8,00
„Born in a musical family of Kolkata, he was initially trained by his father Sri Sudhanshu Bhusan Saha and his elder brother, Sri Tarak Saha. Later he received extensive taalim from Sri Sachchidananda Goswami and from Sri Krishna Kumar Ganguly (Natu babu) of the Benaras Gharana. Gifted with a rare musicality, which has been harnessed by rigorous training, Samar Saha is known for the magical touch of his fingers. He has played with some of the stalwarts of Indian Music including Mallikarjun Mansoor, Bhimsen Joshi, Hari Prasad Chaurasia, Balmurali Krishna, Amjad Ali Khan and has participated in all the prestigious music festivals and conferences in India. He also features regularly in concerts outside India and has played at the festival of India USA as well as the Golden Jubilee Celebration of Indian Independence at the Carnegie Hall amongst others. A regular performer of All India Radio and Doordarshan, he has been a full time faculty member of ITC Sangeet Research Academy, almost since its inception. »

Sanju Sahai (Tabla) – The Benares Touch: Ashtamangal (Chartaal Ki Sawari) & Madhya Laya Teentaal, ARC, EUCD 1638, EUR 18,00
Lahara auf Harmonium von Fida Khan.

Sharda Sahai (Tabla) & Ramesh Misra (Sarangi) – Live in Miami: Tabla Solo Teental (47:19), Thumri in Rag Khamaj – Tal Sitarkhani (9:44) & Folk Melody of Uttar Pradesh – Tal Dadra (4:31), PANDIT RAM SAHAI FOUNDATION, EUR 14,50
Live on 26th June 1998. Guter Klang. Sharda Sahai ist der Khalifa (ältester lebender direkter Nachfahre des Begründers) der Benares Gharana und einer der ganz grossen Tabla-Meister unserer Zeit. Bei den beiden letzten, sehr schönen Stücken ist Ramesh Misra der Solist und Sharda Sahai der Begleiter.

Sharda Sahai (Tabla) & Vishnu Sahai (Tabla) & Ramesh Mishra (Sarangi Lahara) – Gurukul – Lineage of Benares Gharana: Tabla Solo (Teental), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 040, EUR 15,00
Sharda Sahai ist der Ur-Ur-Enkel des Begründers der Benares Gharana, Ram Sahai. Vishnu Sahai ist sein Sohn. Die beiden spielen hier, teils abwechselnd, teils zusammen, eine 70 Minuten lange Serie von Improvisationen und Kompositionen im Teental in 12 Teilen (mit Trackunterteilungen). Live at the Saptak Festival 2004, Ahmedabad.

Sharda Sahai (Tabla) & Ramesh Mishra (Sarangi Lahara) – The Spirit of Benares: Tintal, Rupak & Ektal, AUDIOREC, 1044-2, EUR 14,50
Grossartiger Tabla-Spieler, Nachfahre des Begründers der Benares Gharana.

Yogesh Samsi (Tabla) & Ajay Joglekar (Harmonium) – Tabla: Tabla Solo in Teentaal (16 beats) featuring: Peshkar, Qaida, Rela, Gat, Tukra, Chakradar, Paran and Laggi (48.56) & Tabla Solo in Deepchandi (14 beats) featuring: Uthan, Peshkar, Qaida, Rela, Tukra, Anagat, Chakradar (15.24), SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 061, EUR 15,00
Sohn des bekannten Sängers Dinkar Kaikini, Schüler von Taranath Rao und besonders von Alla Rakha. Schöne Studioaufnahme. Mit dedailliertem Booklet. Die 1. CD in einer neuen „Tabla Series ».

Rimpa Siva (Tabla) & Sanatan Goswami (Harmonium Lehara) – The Tabla Series: Teentaal (Vilambit/Madhya lay) – Tracks 1-8: 1) Uthan/Peshkar 2) Qayida 3) Gat Tukra 4) Rela 5) Gat Rela 6) Gat Qayida 7) Gat Rela Qayida, Teentaal (Drut Lay) – Tracks 9 to 18: 9) Lehara introduction 10) Tukra 11) Chakradar 12) Rela 13) Gat Tukra 14) Chakradar 15) Tukra 16) Chakradar 17) Laggi 18) Improvisation, Jhaptaal – Tracks 19-26: 19) Lehara introduction 20) Uthan 21) Peshkar/Qayida 22) Qayida 23) Rela Qayida 24) Bedam Chakradar 25) Tukra 26) Chakradar/ Tehai, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 065, EUR 15,00
Tochter und Schülerin von Shri Swapan Shiva aus der Farukhabad Tabla Gharana, die sich trotz ihrer Jugend bereits durch ihr kraftvolles, atemberaubendes Spiel einen Namen gemacht hat. Mit ausführlichem Booklet.

The Magic of Indian Classical Music – Tabla, 2 CD Set, CD 1: Alla Rakha & Zakir Hussain – Ek Taal, Ahmedjan Thirakwa – Teentaal: Peshkaar & Qaida, Choube Maharaj – Roopak Taal, Anindo Chatterjee – Nasrukhtaal, Shaikh Dawood – Teentaal, Nikhil Ghosh – Paanch Taal Ki Sawari, Zakir Hussain – Chaar Taal Ki Sawari, Jnan Prakash Ghosh – Chautaal & Teentaal, CD 2: Alla Rakha & Zakir Hussain – Teentaal, Nikhil Ghosh – Tritaal, Samta Prasad – Jhaptaal, Birju Maharaj – Teentaal, Kumar Bose – Roopak Taal, Kishan Maharaj – Aadi Talam, Sabir Khan – Asht Grahan Taal, Amir Hussain Khan – Jhaptaal & Jhampa, Alla Rakha – Sulphakta Taal, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 350007/08, EUR 22,00

Percussion of India – Arjun Shejwal (Pakhawaj) & Anant Kunte (Sarangi): Dhamar, Swami Pagaldas (Mridangam-Pakhawaj) & Iqbal Ahmed (Sarangi): Chautaal, Zakir Hussain (Tabla): Matataal, Sitara Devi (Anklebells) & Choube Maharaj (Tabla): Jhaptaal, Sitara Devi (Anklebells) & Choube Maharaj (Tabla): Roopak, Birju Maharah: Tatkar with Anklebells, Jnan Praksh Ghosh: Khole, Dholak, Dhol and Madal, Tasha, SAREGAMA – THE GRAMOPHONE COMPANY OF INDIA, CDNF 150566, EUR 12,00
Die Aufnahmen stammen wohl überwiegend von LPs. Die Aufnahmen von Jnan Prakash Ghosh sind nicht wirklich von ihm gespielt, sondern enstammen der von ihm konzipierten LP « Drums of India ».

Pakhawaj:
Shrikant Mishra (Pakhawaj) & Santosh Kumar Mishra (Sarangi) – La tradition du dhrupad au pakhawaj: Sarangi intro (2:45). Vilambit Chautal (24:07), Madhyalay Chautal (4:48), Madhyalay Dhamar (20:55), Drut Tivre Tal (10:17), MAKAR, MAKCD 025, EUR 8,00
Pandit Shrikant Mishra was born in 1952 in Benares. In that town known for its music and festivals, Pandit Shrikant Mishra has started studying pakhawaj from the age of 15 with the great master Pandit Amarnath Mishra. This famous tenant of the Benares baj of pakhawaj, a genius at teaching, has offered him his complete knowledge in a full cursus of 15 years. Known for his great sensibility to music, his experience and the perfection of his sound and tuning, Pandit Shrikant Mishra has soon accompanied all the members of the Dagar family the famous Indian classical musicians, especially Ustad Zia Mohiuddin Dagar, and Ustad Zia Fariduddin Dagar but also great names of the Darbhanga vani such as Sya Ram Tiwari. A national radio and TV artist, he is regularly invited in the most prestigious dhrupad festivals such as the Gwalior Tansen Festival or the Dhrupad Mela of Benares and has toured Europe and America.
Exzellent.

Bhavani Shankar (Pakhawaj) – Drums of India: Teentaal, Jhaptaal & Tilwada, SAREGAMA, CDNF 150225, EUR 12,00
Mit Sarangi-Lehara. Neue Aufnahme.

Bhavani Shankar (Pakhawaj) – Pakhawaj Beat: Slow Tintaal & Fast Tintaal, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, SWMCD 013, EUR 15,00
Mit Harmonium und Sarangi Lahara. Während des 14tägigen Saptak Festival in Ahmedabad, Indien im Jahr 2001 von einem englischen Aufnahmeteam aufgenommen.

Ravishankar Upadhyay (Pakhawaj), Ikram Khan (Sarangi), Shishirchandra Bhatt (Harmonium) – Pakhawaj: Pakhawaj Solo in Chautaal (12 beats): 01. Lord Ganesh/ Lord Shiva Stuti Paran, 02. Lehara, 03. Uthaan/Mohara, 04. Parans/ Rela, 05. Moti Lari Paran, 06. Ravabi Paran, 07. Pakhawaj Samraat Pt. Vasudev Upadhyay’s Paran, 08 Chakardar paran, 09. Jhalla, 10. Upaj (Dhumkit ka baaj), 11. Aad lay ka baaj, 12. Several Layakariyan (Rela, Upaj), 13. Kamali Chakardar paran, 14. Kamali Chakardar paran 2, 15. Farmaishi Chakardar paran, 16. Upaj Rela/ Tihaiyan, SENSE WORLD MUSIC, CD 093, EUR 15,00
„Ravishankar Upadhyay comes from a distinguished musical ancestry and represents the eleventh generation of artists nurturing the traditional art of Pakhawaj. Born in 1969 in Iswarpur village of district Gaya in Bihar, he is the son and student of the late Maestro Pandit Ramji Upadhyay. This a live recital recorded at the Saptak Music Festival in Ahmedabad, Gujarat on the 5th January 2006. » Der Sohn des grossen Ramji Upadhyay, der vielen als Begleiter der Malliks und aus Radiosendungen Peter Pannkes bekannt ist.

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