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Anoushka Shankar (अनुष्का शंकर) (b. 1981), is a sitar player and composer from India. She is the daughter of Ravi Shankar, Indian sitar player, and Sukanya Shankar. She began playing sitar under her fathers guidance at the age of nine and blossomed into a wonderful musician. She is becoming increasingly known for not only her recital work but for her own classical Indian compositions. Born on 9th June 1981, when Shankar was eight years old her father began training her in the sitar. She gave a public performance at the age of thirteen; since then she has become a world...

Music of the Gourishankar - is the music of northerner, who is living on the joint of Europe and Asia, near the Ural Mountains (http://www.gourishankar.com). Though musicians call their music "The music for mystical dancing in the opium saloons", all up-to-date creativity of the Gourishankar is based on progressive rock basis. The musicians experience the life through unexpected enlightenments, reflection and meditation, spontaneous insights. In their music musicians are trying to unite the rationality and evolutionism of the West and Eastern mysticism and spontaneous. The band was formed in 2002 in small provincial city Syktyvkar by guitar player Nomy Agranson...

Hindistanlı sitar virtüözü, kompozitör, besteci. Ravi Shankar'ın yeğeni. Hint ezgilerini rock'n roll ile harmanlamış, The Doors ve Rolling Stones'un parçalarını sitar ile yorumlamıştır. 70'li yıllarda Hint filmlerine yaptığı bestelerle adını duyurmuştur. 1998 yılında eski şarkılarını dj State Of Bengal remixlemiş ve bu albümle birçok ülkede tanınmıştır. 1999 yılında vefat etmiştir. 2007 yılında eski şarkıları 4 cd'lik bir özel kitap-albümde toplanmıştır. CD'leirn isimleri; "Ananda Remembers", "A Doughter Remembers", "Nature Remembers" ve "India Remembers"tır. Sanatçı bir aileden gelir anne ve babası ile eşi modern dansçı ve koreograftır. Hindistan'da Kalküta şehrinde adına açılmış bir kültür-sanat, performans akademisi bulunmaktadir. .

The sitarist and nephew of Ravi Shankar, Ananda Shankar (11 December 1942 - 26 March 1999), joins with the DJ and producer Sam Zaman, also known as State of Bengal, to create a fusion where Indian traditional music, sitars and tablas meet western guitars, hip-hop and breakbeats. In the late 1960s Shankar traveled to Los Angeles, where he played with many contemporary musicians including Jimi Hendrix ad recorded his first album utilizing Indian classical material alongside sitar-based cover versions of popular hits such as The Rolling Stones' Jumpin' Jack Flash and The Doors' Light My Fire. Returning to India in...