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Archives Available on Patrick Moutal's Site Sorted by Rag Name Audio =Mp3 Audio 20/05/2012 =Mp4 Video Audio (mp3) and Video (mp4) archives available on Patrick Moutal's Site Sorted by Rag Name Audio = mp3 20/05/2012 Video = mp4 mp3 mp4 All Records Rag Artist Chanson Comic Jazz Pensées Pop Nb Rag Name Artist 1 A tribute - P. Moutal - Diaporama Vilayat Khan Sitar mp4 2 Adana Abdul Haziz Khan Vichitra Veena mp3 3 Adana Amir Khan Vocal mp3 4 Adana Anjanibai Lolekar Vocal mp3 5 Adana Mirashibua Vocal mp3 6 Adana Roshanara Begum Vocal mp3 7 Adana Sawai Gandharva Vocal mp3 8 Adana Vinayak Rao Patwardhan Vocal mp3 9 Ahir Bhairav Ali Akbar Khan & Ravi Shankar Sarod & Sitar mp3 10 Ahir Bhairav Basavraj Rajguru Vocal mp3 11 Ahir Bhairav Hirabai Barodekar Vocal mp3 12 Ahir Bhairav V. G. Jog Violin mp3 13 Ahir Bhairav alap Nicolas Delaigue Sitar mp3 14 Ahir Bhairav jod jhala Nicolas Delaigue Sitar mp3 15 Ahir lalit Ravi Shankar Sitar mp3 16 Alhaiya Bilaval Allaudin Khan Sarod mp3 17 Alhaiya Bilaval Imrat Khan Surbahar mp3 18 Alhaiya Bilaval Lalmani Misra Vichitra Veena mp3 19 Alhaiya Bilaval Mogubai Kurdikar Vocal mp3 20 Anand Bhairavi Lalmani Misra Vichitra Veena mp3 21 Asavari D. V. 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Paluskar Vocal mp3 127 Bhatiyali Vilayat Khan Sitar mp3 128 Bhatiyar Bande Khan Vocal mp3 129 Bhatiyar Ramkrishna Vaze Vocal mp3 130 Bhatiyar Ravi Shankar Sitar mp3 131 Bhatiyar in Khamaj That (registered Bhimsen Joshi Vocal mp4 132 Bhatiyar tarana Rashid Khan Vocal mp3 133 Bhimpalasi Mohamad Baksh Sitar mp3 134 Bhimpalasi Waheed Khan Surbahar mp3 135 Bhimpalasi Waheed Khan Surbahar mp3 136 Bhimpalasi alap Fazal Hussain Sitar mp3 137 Bhoop Hirabai Barodekar Vocal mp3 138 Bhoop Lakshmibai Jadhav Vocal mp3 139 Bhupali Abdul Karim Khan Vocal mp3 140 Bhupali Bundu Khan Sarangi mp3 141 Bhupali Lalmani Misra Vichitra Veena mp3 142 Bhupali Vinayak Rao Patwardhan Vocal mp3 143 Bhupali Zohrabai Vocal mp3 144 Bhupali alap Lal Mani Misra Vichitra Veena mp4 145 Bhupali concert Bade Ghulam Ali Khan Vocal mp3 146 Bibbhas Lalmani Misra Vichitra Veena mp3 147 Bibhas Narayanrao Vyas Vocal mp3 148 Bihag Allaudin Khan Violin mp3 149 Bihag Bismillah Khan Shahnai mp4 150 Bihag Girija Devi Vocal mp3 151 Bihag Imdad Khan Sitar / Surbahar mp3 152 Bihag Munna Khan Sitar mp3 153 Bihag Sushila Tembe Vocal mp3 154 Bihag Vilayat Khan Sitar mp3 155 Bihag 1 Ganesh Ram Chandra Behere Vocal mp3 156 Bihag 2 Ganesh Ram Chandra Behere Vocal mp3 157 Bihag 3 Ganesh Ram Chandra Behere Vocal mp3 158 Bihag alap Inayat Khan Surbahar mp3 159 Bihag aochar, drut Shujaat Khan Sitar mp3 160 Bihag dadra Begum Akhtar Vocal mp3 Audio (mp3) and Video (mp4) archives available on Patrick Moutal's Site Sorted by Rag Name Audio = mp3 20/05/2012 Video = mp4 mp3 mp4 All Records Rag Artist Chanson Comic Jazz Pensées Pop Nb Rag Name Artist 161 Bihag jhala Inayat Khan Surbahar mp3 162 Bihag tarana Balabai Kale Vocal mp3 163 Bihag vilambit Girija Devi Vocal mp3 164 Bihari Inayat Khan Sitar / Surbahar mp3 165 Bilaval Bismillah Khan Shahnai mp3 166 Bilaval Omkarnath Thakur Vocal mp3 167 Bilaval Vilayat Hussain Khan Vocal mp3 168 Bilbas Kesarbai Kerkar Vocal mp3 169 Chaiti Dhun Balaram Pathak Sitar mp3 170 Champak Omkarnath Thakur Vocal mp3 171 Chandrabhanda alap Hafiz Ali Khan Sarod mp3 172 Chandrabhanda teental Hafiz Ali Khan Sarod mp3 173 Chandrakauns Ajit Singh Vichitra Veena mp4 174 Chandrakauns Amir Khan Vocal mp3 175 Chandranandan Ali Akbar Khan Sarod mp3 176 Chandraneel Om Prakash Chaurasia Santoor mp3 177 Charukeshi Balaram Pathak Sitar mp3 178 Charukeshi Ravi Shankar Sitar mp4 179 Chaya Bhimsen Joshi Vocal mp3 180 Chaya Faiyaz Khan Vocal mp3 181 Chayanath Allaudin Khan Sarod mp3 182 Chayanath Nissar Hussain Khan Vocal mp3 183 Chayanath Vilayat Hussain Khan Vocal mp3 184 class CNSM (DVD dept jazz) Patrick Moutal Miscellaneous mp4 185 Dadra Girija Devi Vocal mp3 186 Dadra Kashibai Vocal mp3 187 Dadra Sureshbabu Mane Vocal mp3 188 Darbari Abdul Haziz Khan Vichitra Veena mp3 189 Darbari Abdul Karim Khan Rudra Veena mp3 190 Darbari Bhimsen Joshi Vocal mp4 191 Darbari Dakshina Mohan Tagore Vichitra Veena mp3 192 Darbari Faiyaz Khan Vocal mp3 193 Darbari Fateh Ali & Amjad Amanat Ali Vocal mp4 194 Darbari Imdad Khan Sitar / Surbahar mp3 195 Darbari Krishnarao Shankar Pandit Vocal mp3 196 Darbari Manhar Barve Kazoo mp3 197 Darbari N. 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