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aadhiskanmani · 7 months
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Dola re Dola...
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sarayu-sunrays · 9 months
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Bharatanatyam Moodboard
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I'm currently taking moodboard requests! Drop into my inbox if you want one <3
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clumsy-words-again · 4 months
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asdfghjkl my first major Bharatnatyam stage performance is tomorrow evening i’m nervous shskhsjskdjsuwkdj
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shawredasar · 7 months
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fictional band called JFKFC
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JEAN SLOANE
Inspirations of character:
Aretha Franklin
John Lennon
Bob Dylan
Instruments: vocals, piano, guitar, keyboards, harmonica
Inspiration genres for instrument style
Vocals=soul, r&b, gospel, jazz, pop, rock, experimental, folk, blues, country, traditional pop
Piano=soul, r&b, gospel, jazz, pop
Guitar=rock, pop, experimental, folk, blues, gospel, country, traditional pop, jazz
Keyboards=rock, pop, experimental, folk, blues, gospel, country, traditional pop, jazz
Harmonica=folk, blues, rock, gospel, country, traditional pop, jazz
Occupations: singer, songwriter, pianist, civil rights activist, record producer, musician, artist, writer
Born: 1948
Died: 1999
Her guitar:
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JOHN RIVERS
Inspirations of character:
Jimi Hendrix
George Harrison
Instruments: guitar, vocals, sitar
Inspirational genres of instrument style:
Guitar=rock, psychedelia, blues, r&b, Indian classical
Vocals=rock, psychedelia, blues, r&b, pop, Indian classical
Sitar=rock, pop, Indian classical
Occupations: musician, songwriter, singer, music producer, film producer
Born: 1942
Died: 1986
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WILLIAM JORGIE
Inspirations of character:
James Jamerson
Paul McCartney
Instruments: bass, double bass, vocals, guitar, keyboards
Inspirational genres of instrument style:
Bass=r&b, soul, pop, funk, jazz, 
Double bass=r&b, soul, pop, funk, jazz
Vocals=rock, pop, classical, electronic
Guitar=rock, pop, classical, electronic
Keyboards=rock, pop, classical, electronic
Occupation: session musician, singer, songwriter, musician, record producer, film producer, businessman
Born: 1939
Died: 2003
His bass:
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GEORGE HARLEY
Inspirations of character:
John Bonham
Ringo Starr
Instruments: drums, percussion, vocals
Inspirational genres of instrument style:
Drums=rock, pop
Percussion=rock
Vocals=rock, pop
Musician, singer, songwriter, actor
Born: 1944
Died: 2002
His drums:
5" x 14": snare
6.5" x 20" snare
11" X 16" tom
9" x 13": tom
15" x 12": tom
x2 16" x 16": floor tom
18" x 20" floor tom
18" x 16": floor tom
14" x 28" bass
14" x 20": bass
26" x 14": bass
x3 horizontally mounted crash cymbals
x2 mounted ride cymbal
x2 hi-hats
GENRES: beat, blues, classical, country, electronic, experimental, folk, funk, gospel, Indian classical, jazz, pop, psychedelia, R&B, rock, soul, traditional pop
Years active:
1962-1986
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indian-aesthetics · 9 months
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mannytoodope · 2 months
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George Harrison (25 February 1943 – 29 November 2001)was a musician, singer-songwriter, and film producer. He is best known for being the lead guitarist of the Beatles. He would often be referred to as the “ quiet Beatle.” Various blues and early rock and roll artists heavily influenced Harrison and the rest of the Beatles. But, after some time in India, Harrison was influenced and embraced Indian music, culture, and religion, which helped broaden the scope of the band’s music. Harrison also contributed to songwriting for the band. The songs he wrote include “ Taxman,” While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” and one of my favorites, “ Here Comes the Sun.”He was one of the first members of the groups looking to work on his music and branch out to new and different sounds. He briefly left the group while recording the album Let I Be. but he came after much convincing from the other three. After the Beatles parted ways, Harrison released several best-selling singles and albums. In 1971, he helped organize a Concert for Bangladesh with the help of Indian musician and mentor Ravi Shankar. He was a producer assisting many artists on the Beatles’ record label Apple. He co-founded the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys. 1988. He collaborated with several artists, including his former bandmates Ringo Starr, Billy Preston, Eric Clapton, and Tom Petty, most notably Ravi Shankar. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame once as a member of the Beatles in 1988 and posthumously for his solo career in 2004; he is ranked 11th on Rolling Stone magazine’s 100 greatest guitarists. Harrison also served as a music and film producer. He founded Dark Horse Records in 1974 and co-founded HandMade Films In 1978. He even appeared as himself on one of my favorite episodes of The Simpsons. Harrison is still a significant influence on many artists. He was one of the unique Beatles.
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unsungtunes · 6 months
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Mesmerizing rendition in Darbari Kanada on the surbahar by Pt Kushal Das
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alexwizard · 2 years
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These lyrics by A.M. Turaz >>>>>>
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"इश्क़ भी तू मेरा प्यार भी तू
मेरी बात जात जज्बात भी तू
परवाज़ भी तू रूह-ए-साज़ भी तू
मेरी सांस नब्ज़ और हयात भी तू
मेरा राज भी तू पुखराज भी तू
मेरी आस प्यास और लिबाज़ भी तू
मेरी जीत भी तू... मेरी हार भी तू
मेरा काज राज और मिजाज भी तू"
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sleeveace22 · 5 months
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telling my girlfriend im gonna show her my gat and she gets confused when i pull out a set of tabla drums
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allegaury · 2 years
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not me thinking that playing classical music is gonna help me focus while studying—
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sarayu-sunrays · 9 months
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Indian Classical Music moodboard
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burlveneer-music · 1 year
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Shakti - Mohanam - John McLaughlin, Zakir Hussain & co. reunite for first new Shakti studio album since 1977, this being the advance single
Born of an immense degree of both soul-searching and woodshedding, Shakti emerged in the early 1970s – shattering the barriers between Eastern and Western music with an ecstatic, soulful hybrid that knowingly embodied both traditions while setting out for uncharted musical terrain. Shakti’s catalyst was the meeting of guitarist and composer John McLaughlin and tabla virtuoso Zakir Hussain. Both had already achieved a certain degree of notoriety in their musical domains. John, through his association with Miles Davis and his immensely successful group The Mahavishnu Orchestra: Zakir through his amazing classical work and his collaborations with the California music scene. Hussain and McLaughlin had become friends in 1969 and met musically one evening at the house of the late great Ali Akbar Khan. To quote McLaughlin, “It was a revelation playing with Zakir”. McLaughlin subsequently began studying the Vina with Dr. S. Ramanathan and through him met with Dr. L. Shankar himself a head at the South Indian Music department at Wesleyan University and by 1973 had brought Zakir, violinist L. Shankar and the head of the percussion department Ramnad Raghavan playing the mridangamfor the very first time. It was at once, a marriage of the tonal and rhythmic intricacies of classical Indian music with the immediacy and soul of Jazz. This first formation of Shakti recorded its first live recording in 1975 and released in 1976. Their unprecedented music awakened subsequent generations to the rich, untapped potential of such pan-cultural fusions and helped to create what is now known as “World Music.” While the initial lineup of Shakti disbanded in 1978, Hussain and McLaughlin have periodically resurrected the Shakti group for live performances and concert recordings – but have not released a new studio album since 1977’s Natural Elements…until now. “Mohanam” – available for streaming/download – is the first new studio music from Shakti in more than 45 years. Drawn from the upcoming album This Moment (to be released on CD and vinyl in the summer of 2023 by Abstract Logix), the track glimmers with optimism and wonder as it moves with unhurried grace through a series of instrumental movements that acknowledge Shakti’s formidable legacy while proposing new routes. “‘Mohanam’ is a joyful piece,” explains McLaughlin, “and joy is the inherent nature of the Shakti group.” The lineup featured on “Mohanam” – McLaughlin (guitar) and Hussain (tabla) are featured alongside vocalist Shankar Mahadevan, violinist Ganesh Rajagopalan, and percussionist Selvaganesh Vinayakram (son of original Shakti ghatam player T.H. “Vikku” Vinayakram). On “Mohanam,” Hussain and Vinayakram are also featured on konokol – a traditional and demanding form of Indian vocal percussion.
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fiddlyfoxglove · 6 months
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a fictional band from the mid 60s to mid/late 00s called JFKFC (feel free to steal or make something abt them)
NAME
Jhene Francis and The Kilovolt Fracas Commotion (JFKFC)
MEMBERS
Jhene Francis: singer, pianist
Harry Mars: singer, pianist, keyboardist
David Animal: singer, harmonica player
James Elsu: singer, guitarist, keyboardist
Bill Taylor: singer, guitarist, harmonica player, keyboardist 
Torao Zion: guitarist, singer
Michael Maa: guitarist
William Hayden: guitarist, singer, sitarist
John Jorgie: bassist, singer guitarist, keyboardist
Robert Temple: bassist, double bassist
James Jean-Berkeley: bassist, keyboardist
Budo Diarmaid: drummer, singer
James Saumalah: drummer
NUMBER OF MEMBERS
1962-1969: 5 (Jhene Francis, Bill Taylor, Torao Zion, Robert Temple, James Saumalah)
1970: 13 (Jhene Francis, Harry Mars, David Animal, James Elsu, Bill Taylor, Torao Zion, Michael Maa, William Hayden, John Jorgie, Robert Temple, James Jean, Budo Diarmaid, James Saumalah)
1971-1979: 12 (Jhene Francis, Harry Mars, David Animal, James Elsu, Bill Taylor, Michael Maa, William Hayden, John Jorgie, Robert Temple, James Jean, Budo Diarmaid, James Saumalah)
1980-1982: 11 (Jhene Francis, Harry Mars, David Animal, Bill Taylor, Michael Maa, William Hayden, John Jorgie, Robert Temple, James Jean, Budo Diarmaid, James Saumalah)
1983-1990: 10 (Jhene Francis, Harry Mars, David Animal, Bill Taylor, Michael Maa, William Hayden, John Jorgie, James Jean, Budo Diarmaid, James Saumalah)
1991-2000: 9 (Jhene Francis, David Animal, Bill Taylor, Michael Maa, William Hayden, John Jorgie, James Jean, Budo Diarmaid, James Saumalah)
2001-2007: 8 (Jhene Francis, David Animal, Bill Taylor, Michael Maa, John Jorgie, James Jean, Budo Diarmaid, James Saumalah)
Genres
beat, blues, classical, electronic, country, experimental, folk, folk rock, funk, gospel, hard rock, heavy metal, indian classical, jazz, pop, psychedelia, R&B, rock, soul, trad pop
Years active
1965-2007
Inspirations of members
Jhene Francis: Aretha Franklin
Harry Mars: Freddie Mercury
David Animal: Robert Plant
James Elsu: John Lennon
Bill Taylor: Bob Dylan
Torao Zion: Jimi Hendrix
Michael Maa: Jimmy Page
William Hayden: George Harrison
John Jorgie: Paul McCartney
Robert Temple: James Jamerson
James Jean-Berkeley: John Paul-Jones
Budo Diarmaid: Ringo Starr
James Saumalah: John Bonham
Year of birth-year of death
Jhene Francis: 1942-2018 (when died was 76) (when band formed was 23)
Freddie Mercury: 1946-1991 (when died was 45) (when band formed was 19)
David Animal: 1948-present (75) (when band formed was 17)
James Elsu: 1940-1980 (when died was 40) (when band formed was 25)
Bill Taylor: 1941-present (82) (when band formed was 24)
Torao Zion: 1942-1970 (when died was 27) (when band formed was 23)
Michael Maa: 1944-present (79) (when band formed was 21)
William Hayden: 1943-2001 (when died was 58) (when band formed was 22)
John Jorgie: 1942-present (81) (when band formed was 23)
Robert Temple: 1936-1983 (when died was 47)(when band formed was 29)
James Jean-Berkeley: 1946-present (77) (when band formed was 19)
Budo Diarmaid: 1940-present (83) (when band formed was 25)
James Saumalah: 1948-1980 (when died was 32) (when band formed was 14)
Where from
Jhene Francis: Memphis, Tennessee, USA
Harry Mars: Stone Town, Sultanate Of Zanzibar
David Animal: West Bromwich, Staffordshire, England
James Elsu: Liverpool, England
Bill Taylor: Duluth, Minnesota, USA
Torao Zion: Seattle, Washington, USA
Michael Maa: Hounslow, London, England
William Hayden: Liverpool, England
John Jorgie: Liverpool, England
Robert Temple: Edisto Island, South Carolina, USA
James Jean-Berkeley: Sidcup, Kent, England
Budo Diarmaid: Liverpool, England
James Saumalah: Redditch, Worcestershire, England
Favourite instruments
Jhene Francis: Yamaha C7 concert piano
Harry Mars: Yamaha baby grand piano
David Animal: n/a
James Elsu: Gibson J-160E de 1964
Bill Taylor: Gibson Nick Lucas Special
Torao Zion: 1968 Fender Stratocaster
Michael Maa: Gibson EDS-1275
William Hayden: 1957 Gibson Les Paul
John Jorgie: Hofner 500/1, 1964 Fender Esquire
Robert Temple: Fender Precision Bass
James Jean-Berkeley: 1962 Fender Jazz bass
Budo Diarmaid: 1964 Ludwig Super Classic 
James Saumalah: Ludwig Vistalite drum kit
PRIME MEMBERS
Jhene Francis
Billy Taylor
Torao Zion
Robert Temple
James Saumalah
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