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Album: The Sounds of India

Artist: Ravi Shankar

  • Genre: Indian Classical
  • Release Date: 1989
  • Explicitness: notExplicit
  • Country: USA
  • Track Count: 5

  • Copyright: ℗ Originally Released 1957 Sony Music Entertainment Inc.
USD 4.99 On itunes

Tracklist For The Sounds of India By Artist Ravi Shankar

Title Artist Time
1
An Introduction to Indian Musi Ravi Shankar 4:08 USD 1.29
2
Dádrá Ravi Shankar 10:25 USD Album Only
3
Máru-Bihág Ravi Shankar 11:40 USD Album Only
4
Bhimpalasi Ravi Shankar 12:08 USD Album Only
5
Sindhi-Bhairavi Ravi Shankar 14:58 USD Album Only

Reviews For The Sounds of India By Artist Ravi Shankar

  • Totally awesome

    5
    By H0tDiggityD0g
    Nice, brilliant sound of ravi's strings and the bouncing drum beat dribble & drop. Great to relax and listen to this one. Also goes great with crossword puzzles!

  • in a better place

    5
    By bob bobblaw
    I will be honored to meet you . . . . .

  • This is great!

    5
    By Gabbs
    I actually discovered this album like at 1:23 PM today. When I was at the Dallas Museum of Art. There was a movie about India in the Asia section, and I liked the music, so I wrote it down, and bought it. It's great!!!! I love this kind of music: exotic, and sticky. Worth it!!!

  • A Hidden Treasure

    5
    By Jonnie B. Good
    This is beautiful due in part of its easiness on the ears. Though I love is album, I also view it as a gateway to a deeper love of world music.

  • Great Introduction to Ravi's Music

    5
    By The Zookeeper
    I didn't purchase this album on itunes but its an amazing album that a lot of people forget about. It's really cool that he explains and talks about his music as well as playing it.

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