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    India Alba

    Two Indian classical musicians and two Scottish traditional musicians combine their influences to play music which shows that there are no boundaries between them. Starting with Reels and Ragas they have developed, over the past few years, a sound which reflects the broad common ground between their traditions. Many raga gats (themes), particularly those from the borders of the Himalayas, have close relatives in the melodies of the Scottish highlands and islands, and for both of them the drone sounds of the bagpipes or the tampura play an important part in the music.

     

    India Alba are: Sharat Srivastava - violin: Ross Ainslie - Border pipes, whistles, cittern; Nigel Richard - cittern; Gyan Singh - tablas, frame drum, shakers.

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    Email: info@indiaalba.com
    Web Site: http://www.indiaalba.com


    Albums:


    Reels and Ragas
    Excellent debut album from collaboration of Indian and Scottish musicians.
    £12.50





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