I think the sitar is an iconic instrument and it is one of the most versatile Indian instruments, which also fortunately almost represents the entire gamut of Indian Music culture. We have amazing ...

Rudra Sage, 40, is the only musician to play The Beatles' classic repertoire on sitar, a lute-like traditional Indian instrument, in Beijing. Sitting cross-legged on carpet in a dimly lit room ...

Rishab Rikhiram Sharma, a sitarist and instrument maker, carries forward his family's musical legacy while innovating with ...

Sitar player Purbayan Chatterjee talks about his love for the instrument You are known for amalgamating traditional Indian classical music with contemporary world music genres. What encouraged you ...

The sitar virtuoso hobnobbed with the Beatles ... blending clarinets and other foreign instruments into traditional Indian music. And he became a de facto tutor for Westerners fascinated by ...

It is sophisticated instrument, which is in fact an improvement ... Ravi Shanker, well known Indian sitar player in his book "My Music, My Life" agrees that sitar is a continuation of veena ...

Various musical instruments are used in Indian classical music. The list includes dholak, tabla, harmonium, flute, sitar, veena, sarod and more. If you want to buy some good Indian musical ...

Harrison played the exotic instrument on a couple of tracks ... But what do I know? He's the only Indian-born sitar player I ever heard. So let's hear from the sitar players in the audience.

Gaining confidence with the complex instrument, Harrison recorded the Indian-inspired song "Within ... rigorous study of the sitar. "Khan told me you have to leave everything else and do one ...

A traditional Indian instrument used by George Harrison to record a Beatles song has sold for over £53,000. Harrison bought the 4ft long sitar from a small Oxford Street shop named Indiacraft ...

India has special musical instruments that have been used for a long time. Each one makes a unique sound and is important in Indian music. Tap to read.