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(Mp4) & Hindusta`Nº Ra`Ga San[G ºta Archives on Patrick Moutal's Site 734 Audio (mp3) & 100 Video (mp4) Hindusta`nº Ra`ga San[gºta archives on Patrick Moutal's Site 834 records, sorted by Artist http://www.moutal.eu 04/04/2014 Abdul Aziz Khan # 7 1 Adana Kanada Vichitra 0:03:0 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/vichitra-veena/254-abdul-aziz-khan.html 2 Bhairavi Vichitra 0:03:5 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/vichitra-veena/254-abdul-aziz-khan.html 3 Darbari Kanada Vichitra 0:03:0 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/vichitra-veena/254-abdul-aziz-khan.html 4 Desh Vichitra 0:03:0 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/vichitra-veena/254-abdul-aziz-khan.html 5 Jogiya Asavari Vichitra 0:03:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/vichitra-veena/254-abdul-aziz-khan.html 6 Piloo Vichitra 0:04:0 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/vichitra-veena/254-abdul-aziz-khan.html 7 Vasant Vichitra 0:03:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/vichitra-veena/254-abdul-aziz-khan.html Abdul Halim Jaffar Khan # 2 8 Patdeep Sitar 0:29:2 alap, vilambit matta tal, Sadashiv Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sitarsurbahar/241-abdul-halim-jaffar-khan.html 9 Shyam Kedar Sitar 0:28:3 alap, vilambit teental, drut Sadashiv Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sitarsurbahar/241-abdul-halim-jaffar-khan.html Abdul Karim Khan # 30 10 Bahar Vocal 0:01:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 11 Bhairavi Vocal 0:03:0 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 12 Bhimpalasi Vocal 0:04:2 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/758-abdul-karim-khan-bhimpalasi.html 13 Bhupali Vocal 0:01:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 14 Bilaval Vocal 0:04:3 madhyalaya teental Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/811-abdul-karim-khan,-alhaiya-bilaval.html 15 Darbari Kanada Sarasvati 0:02:5 alap, jod Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/rudra-veena/203-abdul-karim-khan-binkar.html 16 Desh Vocal 0:01:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 17 Ghazal Vocal 0:03:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 18 Gujri Todi Vocal 0:04:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/748-abdul-karim-khan-rag-gujri-todi.html 19 Hindol Vocal 0:02:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 20 Jaunpuri Vocal 0:01:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 21 Jhinjhoti (actually Vocal 0:01:4 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 22 Jogiya, Ram Hari Vocal 0:01:4 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 23 Kafi Vocal 0:01:2 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 24 Khamaj Vocal 0:02:2 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 25 Khamaj, Sudhi Vocal 0:02:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 26 Lalit Vocal 0:04:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 27 Malkauns Vocal 0:03:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 28 Marwa Vocal 0:03:5 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 29 Miya Ki Malhar Vocal 0:03:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 30 Piloo Sarasvati 0:02:5 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/rudra-veena/203-abdul-karim-khan-binkar.html 31 Shankara Vocal 0:01:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 32 Sohini Vocal 0:01:2 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 33 Sughrai Vocal 0:02:2 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 34 Tilang, Paniyan Vocal 0:01:4 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 35 Unknown Vocal 0:01:4 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 36 Vasant Vocal 0:01:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 37 Vindravani Sarang Vocal 0:02:1 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 38 Vindravani Sarang Vocal 0:01:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html 39 Zila Vocal 0:01:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/258-abdul-karim-khan-1872-1937.html Acchan Bai # 1 40 Desh Vocal 0:02:5 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/vocal/a/670-acchan-bai-sings-desh.html 1 734 Audio (mp3) & 100 Video (mp4) Hindusta`nº Ra`ga San[gºta archives on Patrick Moutal's Site 834 records, sorted by Artist http://www.moutal.eu 04/04/2014 Ahmad Jaan Thirakwa # 4 41 Ektal Tabla 0:08:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/tabla/251-ahmedjan-thirakwa.html 42 Teental Tabla 0:09:0 teental Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/tabla/251-ahmedjan-thirakwa.html 43 Teental (khayda) Tabla 0:03:3 teental khayda Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/tabla/251-ahmedjan-thirakwa.html 44 Teental (purab) Tabla 0:03:3 teental purab Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/tabla/251-ahmedjan-thirakwa.html Ajit Singh (vichitra Veena) # 1 45 Chandrakauns Vichitra 0:04:0 Video http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/video-archives/instrumental-video-archives/vichitra-veena/486-ajit-singh.html Ali Akbar Khan # 15 46 Chandranandan Sarod 0:17:1 alap, teental Shashi Bellari Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/219-ali-akbar-khan-1922-2009.html 47 Darbari Kanada Sarod 0:03:4 alap Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/219-ali-akbar-khan-1922-2009.html 48 Darbari Kanada Sarod 0:03:4 jod Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/219-ali-akbar-khan-1922-2009.html 49 Marwa Alap Sarod 0:21:1 alap Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/660-ali-akbar-khan-rag-marwa.html 50 Marwa Vil Drut Sarod 0:21:0 vilambit teental, drut Mahapurush Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/660-ali-akbar-khan-rag-marwa.html 51 Medhavi Sarod 0:21:4 alap, vilambit teental Mahapurush Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/219-ali-akbar-khan-1922-2009.html 52 Misra Mand Sarod 0:09:5 kaharva, drut teental Swapan Video http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/video-archives/instrumental-video-archives/sarod/609-ali-akbar-khan.html 53 Miya Ki Todi Sarod 0:19:5 alap, vilambit teental, drut Shankar Ghosh Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/756-ali-akbar-khan-rag-miya-ki-todi.html 54 Nat Bhairav Sarod 0:19:0 madhyalaya teental, drut Swapan Video http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/video-archives/instrumental-video-archives/sarod/639-ali-akbar-khan-plays-nat-bhairav.html 55 Piloo Sarod 0:03:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/219-ali-akbar-khan-1922-2009.html 56 Shree Sarod 0:03:3 Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/219-ali-akbar-khan-1922-2009.html 57 Suha Sughrai Sarod 0:09:2 dhamar Swapan Video http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/video-archives/instrumental-video-archives/sarod/609-ali-akbar-khan.html 58 Vindravani Sarang Sarod 0:08:5 jhaptal Swapan Video http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/video-archives/instrumental-video-archives/sarod/609-ali-akbar-khan.html 59 Yaman Kalyan Sarod 0:19:5 alap, vilambit teental, drut Shashi Bellari Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/219-ali-akbar-khan-1922-2009.html 60 Zila Kafi Sarod 0:09:2 dadra Swapan Video http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/video-archives/instrumental-video-archives/sarod/609-ali-akbar-khan.html Ali Akbar Khan, Ravi Shankar # 1 61 Bilaskhani Todi Sarod, 0:20:1 alap, jod, jhala, jhaptal Kanai Dutt Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/795-ali-akbar-khan-ravi-shankar,-rag-bilaskhani-todi.html Alla Rakha # 2 62 Rupak Tabla 0:11:3 rupak Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/tabla/250-alla-rakha.html 63 Teental Tabla 0:21:2 teental Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/tabla/250-alla-rakha.html Alla Rakha & Ravi Shankar # 1 64 Tal Presentation, Tabla 0:08:1 jhaptal Alla Rakha Video http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/video-archives/instrumental-video-archives/tabla/488-alla-rakha25.html Allaudin Khan # 16 65 Alhaiya Bilaval Sarod 0:28:0 vilambit teental, drut Audio http://www.moutal.eu/indian-music/audio-archives/instrumental/sarod/218-allaudin-khan.html
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