Directory of Hindustani Resources

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The Hindustani tradition of Indian classical music originates in northern India, Pakistan and Bengal.

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• Artists
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Resources in This Category

• Chandrakantha

  http://www.chandrakantha.com/
  Website of musicians Chandrakantha and David Courtney with detailed information about Hindustani music, instruments, artist biographies, list of teachers.

• Dhrupad

  http://www.dhrupad.info/
  Features articles, books, and a concert calendar.

• Discography of Great Masters

  http://courses.nus.edu.sg/course/ellpatke/Miscellany/music.htm
  Listing of Old 78 RPM and other old recordings of Hindustani great masters.

• Gujarat and Indian Music

  http://www.gujaratonline.com/arts/music.htm
  Article on the Gujarati influence on classical music.

• Hindustani Music

  http://artindia.net/hindustani.html
  Brief notes on music, lists of artists.

• Indian Melody

  http://www.indianmelody.com/hindustani.htm
  Information and links on Hindustani music.

• ITC-Sangeet Research Academy

  http://www.itcsra.org/
  History, technical introduction, raagas and gharanas descriptions, audio and video clips of Hindustani Music.

• Raga Culture

  http://www.ragaculture.com/
  Provides an introduction to the world of Indian art music .

• Raga Records

  http://www.raga.com/
  Live concerts and archival recordings of north Indian classical music.

• Sunil Mukhi's Indian Classical Music Page

  http://theory.tifr.res.in/~mukhi/Music/music.html
  Explains Hindustani classical music including Ragas.

• Toronto Gharana

  http://www.pathcom.com/~ericp/homepage.html
  Assorted material about Hindustani - photos, essays, recommended books and performances, New Raaga-s.

• Varanasi.

  http://www.angelfire.com/va/visitvaranasi/tablakas.html
  Site devoted to the city of Varanasi with sections on all aspects of its life, including an index of musicians and teachers of music.

 

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