Label: Philips – 6405 642
Tracks:
A1 - Grishma (Summer)
A2 - Varsha (Monsoon)
A3 - Sharad (Post-Monsoon)
B1 - Hemant (Autumn)
B2 - Shishir (Winter)
B3 - Vasant (Spring)
Digitised with: Project Essential II Turntable, Ortofon Red Stylus, recorded as WAV 16/48 in Audacity and saved unaltered (apart from track separation/info tags) as FLAC, and then separately edited with: Clickrepair (low settings) then slight reduction on surface noise + normalised to -1.5db in Audacity and exported as FLAC and MP3 320kbps.
31 sitars? OMG... what was Panditji thinking? No wonder his son Niladri turned out the way he is :-p
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing quite a few of them are his students. :-) and I love Niladri.. such a laid back and talented musician.
DeleteKirrin - Quite evidently, you are a man of impeccable musical taste. But your appreciation for Niladri confounds me. He took a perfect instrument like the Sitar and created a travesty called Zitar. How can one respect him?
DeleteHaha, I have not bothered to listen to any of the Zitar stuff. I have only heard the sitar playing and the live videos on YouTube - particularly on the Darbar Channel.
DeleteMany thanks !
ReplyDeleteThis is a powerful album Kirrin, thanks so much for posting it!!!
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