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Wagner - Tristan und Isolde / Heppner, Eaglen, Pape, Dalayman, Ketelsen, Metropolitan Opera DVD

Ustad Vilayat Khan Sitar Akram Khan - Tabla (Raga Shree) ~ Indian classical CD Music Ustad Vilayat Khan (Audio CD) A powerful piece of work by one of the best sitarists that ever was.

Three Ragas [ORIGINAL RECORDING REMASTERED] ~ Indian classical CD Music Ravi Shankar (Audio CD) Worthy just to hear and enjoy the 28 minute "Raga Job"

Raga Ramkali ~ Indian classical CD Music Kalyani Roy (Audio CD) Awesome CD, highly recommended.

Raga Jhinjhoti ~ Buddhadev DasGupta (Audio CD) Sarod player, an extensive exploration through the raga but one that is worth the journey.

Southern Brothers ~ K. Gopalnath/J. Newton/P. Srinivasan (Audio CD) Ever heard a saxophone within Indian classical music? This is a good place to start.

Zakir Hussain Ragas Ustad Sultan Khan

Jugalbandi: Sarod and Sarangi Duet [LIVE] ~ Aashish Khan (Audio CD) He played sarod on The Beatles' "The Inner Light" but this is him in true form.

The Art of Sarangi Ustad Sultan Khan

Sarangi-Music of India ~ The World (Rykodisc/Mickey Hart Series), Ustad Sultan Khan (Audio CD) Some say the sarangi is a dying art in Indian classical music, but Sultan Khan proves otherwise.

Chandrakaush Khamaj Berkeley 1967 ~ Nikhil Banerjee (Audio CD) An underrated legend. Taken from a 1967 radio broadcast.

Out of Stillness ~ Indian classical CD Music Gopal Shankar Misra (Audio CD)

Live at the Queen Elizabeth Hall [LIVE] ~ Indian classical CD Music Ustad Bismillah Khan (Audio CD) One of the living legends.

Music of the Himalayas ~ Indian classical CD Music Various Artists - International - Far East - China (Audio CD)

Festival From India ~ Ravi Shankar (Audio CD) A great compilation originally released in the early 70's on World Pacific, containing a wide range of different styles of Indian classical music, both Hindustani and classical.