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Nov 9, 2026

Karaikudi ManiGUEST
22:52
But we have to admit you
Karaikudi ManiGUEST
22:54
know the Mridangam has not become as popular as the Sitar and Tabla
Karaikudi ManiGUEST
22:59
there.
Karaikudi ManiGUEST
23:00
People must be
Omer HaiderGUEST
13:53
Six of the top names.
Omer HaiderGUEST
13:56
Now in the west of India, like east had a lot of tilt towards Sitar, Sarod, because Ravi Shankar, Ali Akbar Khan Sahib, Vilayat Khan Sahib, all were from Calcutta.
Omer HaiderGUEST
14:08
So there was a huge following of, in the east, instrumental music was a big thing.
Omer HaiderGUEST
14:13
In the West, because Abdul Kareem Khan went and settled down in the West.

18 MINS LATER

Omer HaiderGUEST
32:34
That's where the mic is.
Omer HaiderGUEST
32:37
And Sarod is playing there.
Omer HaiderGUEST
32:39
Sitar is playing.
Omer HaiderGUEST
32:40
Now what? Pick up mic.
Rossi D WoodsHOST
9:24
You can do sitars.
Rossi D WoodsHOST
9:26
Sitar.
Rossi D WoodsHOST
9:27
As in the bow wow.
Rossi D WoodsHOST
9:29
Yeah, the Indian guitars.
Sai PrakashGUEST
26:08
Wow! So, after a gap of four years and there's no way somebody would have gone and put it in that.
Sai PrakashGUEST
26:15
Then, you know, when I really tried to reconnect, Those years, 2004, Sitar practice and playing had really come down because of so many commitments in the office and all that.
Sai PrakashGUEST
26:26
And once more boys joined the office, I got chance to go back to playing Sitar and practicing Sitar.
Sai PrakashGUEST
26:35
And Swami gave back that bead.
Sai PrakashGUEST
26:37
So, that bead
Arvind SaiGUEST
26:37
was sort of another welcoming sign for you to get back to Sitar.
Sai PrakashGUEST
26:42
I just think that's the only correlation I can find.
Sai PrakashGUEST
26:45
It may be absolutely wrong interpretation, but that's just the correlation I found between the beat getting lost and my stopping Siddharth practice and then starting it back.

Unknown podcast

Fusions(OCR GCSE)

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

speaker_0HOST
2:45
Remember, tumbe equals bangra, single string, high pitch, rhythmic.
speaker_0HOST
2:51
Sitar equals classical raga, multi-string, shimmering drone.
speaker_0HOST
2:55
The sarangi is a bowed string instrument with a warm, slightly nasal tone.
speaker_0HOST
3:00
It can produce expressive, ornamental melodic lines and is sometimes used to double the vocal melody.
LionelHOST
31:27
We'll play some sitar.
LionelHOST
31:28
I'm being very, I'm being corny, kind of the way it was in the 60s and 70s.
LionelHOST
31:32
Sitar music, incense.
LionelHOST
31:34
Remember the music? Hey, far out, man.
LionelHOST
31:37
You know, where people would speak as kind of a hippie, dippy, groovy.
LionelHOST
34:39
We'll play some sitar.
LionelHOST
34:40
I'm being very, I'm being corny, kind of the way it was in the 60s and 70s.
LionelHOST
34:44
Sitar music, incense.
LionelHOST
34:46
Remember the music? Hey, far out, man.
LionelHOST
34:49
You know, where people would speak as kind of a hippie, dippy, groovy.
Shane BiggamHOST
55:16
Abrams stars alongside Josh Brolin, who plays Jay's father, Mitt Gardner.
Shane BiggamHOST
55:23
Sitar virtuoso Anushka Shankar has made her China debut, with Beijing serving as the opening stop of her Chinese tour this week.
Shane BiggamHOST
55:30
The 13-time Grammy nominee is bringing her distinctive blend of Indian classical music, contemporary rhythms, and musical experimentation to Chinese audiences.
Shane BiggamHOST
55:39
She's the daughter of legendary Indian sitar master Ravi Shankar, whose contributions helped introduce Indian classical music to the audiences around the world.
Kyle LongHOST
20:22
In addition to your work on the zitar, you've also worked more broadly in electronic music.
Kyle LongHOST
20:28
Uh, your fusion album, Sitar Gaze, has become a cult classic [chuckles] online.
Kyle LongHOST
20:34
Uh, it's an incredible album.
Kyle LongHOST
20:36
And I understand your work in electronic music goes back to the 1990s to the Asian underground movement that was happening in the United Kingdom at that time.
JesseHOST
48:34
George, however, can play rhythm guitar as well as all of them.
MikeHOST
48:38
Sitar.
JesseHOST
48:39
Sitar, the best lead guitarist in the group, one of the best bass players around, like, so much so that people for a long time thought it was Paul playing bass on Old Brown Shoe.
JesseHOST
48:50
Turns out it was George.
JesseHOST
48:52
And I'm not sure so much about his drumming prowess, but we also know he was a very good keyboardist.

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