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    Sounds of India

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    February 19, 2015
    See this man playing the kaimacha, a bowed string instrument used in folk music from the region of Rajasthan.
    See this man playing the kaimacha, a bowed string instrument used in folk music from the region of Rajasthan.

    The unique and rich music of India spans many genres from fusion to classical with a varied range of instruments. The striking sounds of the sitar have influenced many musicians – even all the way into popular Western music rock & roll music. Check out our playlist to see why the Beatles and The Rolling Stones were so drawn to the mystical sounds of the sitar. Don’t forget to listen to “The Sun Won’t Set” by Norah Jones and Anoushka Shankar – sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar’s daughters.

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