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Plucked string instrument used in Indian classical music
Surbahar (Hindi pronunciation: [s̪urbəhɑːr]; transl. Springtime of Notes) sometimes known as bass sitar, is a plucked string instrument used in the Hindustani
Surbahar
Indian sitar and surbahar player (1848–1920)
Ustad Imdad Khan (1848 – 1920) was a sitar and surbahar player. He was the first sitar player ever to be recorded. Imdad Khan is considered one of the
Imdad_Khan
Indian musician
Wahid Khan (born 1895 – died ?) was an Indian surbahar and sitar player. He was the son of Imdad Khan and belonged to the Imdadkhani gharana or Etawah
Wahid_Khan
Indian musician and sitar player (1920–2012)
teacher, and during his training, Shankar learned to play the sitar and surbahar. He also studied various ragas and musical styles, including dhrupad, dhamar
Ravi_Shankar
Classical music school in India
The Etawah gharana is a North Indian school of sitar and surbahar music and named after a small town close to Agra where Imdad Khan (1848–1920) lived.
Etawah_gharana
Indian classical sitar player (1911–1989)
Khan (20 June 1911 – 21 July 1989) and was an Indian classical sitar, surbahar (and pakhawaj) player who was born in Banaras. Khan learnt music from his
Mushtaq_Ali_Khan
Indian musician (1927–2018)
pronunciation: [ɔnːopurɳa debi]; 17 April 1927 – 13 October 2018) was an Indian surbahar player of Hindustani classical music and music teacher. She was given the
Annapurna_Devi
Indian musician
Mukherjee (Hindi: बूधादित्य मुखार्जी) is an Indian classical sitar and surbahar maestro of the Imdadkhani gharana (school), recognizable by his intricate
Budhaditya_Mukherjee
18th-century Indian musician
sahab Rewa also learnt music under his instruction. Omrao Khan invented surbahar and taught it to his disciple Ghulam Mohammad at Banda. Sadarang Wazir
Omrao_Khan
Canadian musician (born c. 1963)
Irshad Khan (born c. 1963) is an Indian classical surbahar and sitar player based in Canada. He is the second son of Imrat Khan and nephew of Vilayat Khan
Irshad_Khan
Pandit Pushparaj Koshti is an eminent exponent of the surbahar and sitar and one of the senior lineage holders in the Dagar dhrupad tradition. He was born
Pushparaj_Koshti
American folk rock band
Fred Bows – violin Susie Bows – violin Hippos August – humming, moaning, Surbahar Others listed prior to 2013: Aaron Older – co-producer, bass, vocals, banjo
Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros
Edward_Sharpe_and_the_Magnetic_Zeros
Indian plucked stringed instrument
plectrum) Developed 18th century Related instruments List Setar Pandura Surbahar Rudra veena Saraswati veena Chitra veena Vichitra veena Sarod Sursingar
Sitar
Species of bottle gourd plant
resonator at the end of the strings table, called toomba. The sitar, the surbahar, the tanpura (north of India, tambura south of India), may have a toomba
Calabash
Type of composition in Hindustani classical vocal music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Tarana
1973 film by Hrishikesh Mukherjee
Hindustani classical music maestros, the sitarist Ravi Sankar and the surbahar player Annapurna Devi, though author Raju Bharatan states that Mukherjee
Abhimaan_(1973_film)
Various chordophone instruments from the Indian subcontinent
or sitariya. The sitar has been popular with Indian Muslim musicians. Surbahar the base tuned version of the Sitar, created due to the fact that Sitar
Veena
Indian/British musician
variety of traditional Indian instruments including the sitar, dilruba, surbahar, pakhavaj and tabla. Born in Usmanpur in Uttar Pradesh, Baluji Shrivastav
Baluji_Shrivastav
Musician sitar player (1894-1938)
also known as Nath Singh was one of India's most influential sitar and surbahar players in the first decades of the 20th century. He was the father of
Enayat_Khan
Indian musician (1942–1992)
Annapurna Devi and Ravi Shankar. Shubhendra Shankar was the son of the surbahar virtuoso and teacher Annapurna Devi and sitar maestro Ravi Shankar. Hailing
Shubhendra_Shankar
Basic thaat of Hindustani music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Marva_(thaat)
Indian sitar and surbahar player (born 1959)
Kushal Das (born 1959) is an Indian sitar and surbahar player. Hailing from a musical family based in Kolkata, he is widely regarded as one of the leading
Kushal_Das
Indian Sitarist
Genres Hindustani classical music Film music Occupations Sitarist Surbahar player Music educator Instruments Sitar Surbahar Years active 1950s–present
Kartick_Kumar
Indian music award
1974 – Nikhil Banerjee 1987 – Abdul Halim Jaffer Khan, Imrat Khan (also Surbahar) 1989 – Balaram Pathak 1992 – Uma Shankar Mishra 1994 – Shamim Ahmed Khan
Sangeet_Natak_Akademi_Award
Aspect of Hindustani music theory
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Khamaj_(thaat)
Musical artist (1840 – 1883)
1860 –1883 Father Madhusudan Bhattacharya Musical career Genres Indian classical music Bengali classical music Instruments Surbahar, sitar Musical artist
Jadunath_Bhattacharya
Indian musician
Bangladesh. His father Enayat Khan was recognised as a leading sitar and surbahar (bass sitar) player of his time, as had been his grandfather, Imdad Khan
Vilayat_Khan
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Bhairavi_(thaat)
Musical artist
music lessons by his father, Pandit Nand Kishore, who was himself a noted surbahar player, a vocalist and a student of Pt. Vishnu Digambar Paluskar. After
Gopal_Krishan
Singing the notes, not the words, of a musical composition
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Sargam_(music)
Thaat of Hindustani classical music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Bilaval_(thaat)
Seni rebab (India) Setar (Iran) Shamisen (Japan) Shashtar Sitar (India) Surbahar Socavon (Panama) Stoessel lute (Germany) Strumstick (United States) Swarabat
List_of_string_instruments
Shafaatullah Khan is a tabla, sitar and surbahar player. He is the fourth son of Imrat Khan. Schwartz, Susan L. (2004). Rasa: performing the divine in
Shafaatullah_Khan
Indian musician (born 1954)
trained by his father Ustad Aziz Khan, who was the son of the sitar and surbahar player Wahid Khan. As is the custom among musical families with a storied
Shahid_Parvez
Indian musician, sarod player and composer (born 1960)
international acclaim since 1977. He is the third son and disciple of sitar and surbahar player Imrat Khan, the nephew of sitar player Vilayat Khan, and a member
Wajahat_Khan
Vocal technique in Hindustani classical music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Taan
Modern genre of classical singing in the Indian subcontinent
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Khyal
Art music of northern regions of the Indian subcontinent
popular. Rarely used plucked or struck string instruments include the surbahar, sursringar, santoor, and various versions of the slide guitar. Various
Hindustani_classical_music
Plucked Hindustani string instrument
popularity in part due to the introduction in the early 19th century of the surbahar, which allowed sitarists to more easily present the alap sections of slow
Rudra_veena
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Shree_(Hindustani_raga)
Indian sitar and surbahar player (1935–2018)
Imrat Khan (17 November 1935 – 22 November 2018) was an Indian sitar and surbahar player and composer. He was the younger brother of sitar maestro Ustad
Imrat_Khan
Chinese plucked lute
Italiana Çifteli Đàn tỳ bà Dombra Domra Dutar Liuqin Lute Oud Pandura Rubab Qanbus Sitar Surbahar Tambouras Tanbur Tambur Tembûr Theorbo Sound sample
Pipa
City in Madhya Pradesh, India
of the 20th century in Indian classical music. Annapurna Devi : Indian surbahar player of Hindustani classical music and music teacher. Maihar is connected
Maihar
Raga of Gurmat Sangeet Tradition
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Asa_(raga)
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Asavari_(thaat)
Hindustani raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Nat_Bhairav
Hindustani classical raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Tilak_Kamod
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Gorakh_Kalyan
Musical instrument
Classification Necked bowl lutes String instruments Developed Antiquity Related instruments Archlute Barbat Chitarra Italiana Lute Mandobass Oud Rud Sarod Surbahar
Shahrud
Japanese short necked lute
Liuqin Lute Mandocello Mandola Mandolin Oud Pandura Pipa Rubab Setar Sitar Surbahar Tambouras Tanbur Tanbur (Turkish) Tembûr Theorbo Tiqin Topshur Veena
Biwa
Indian academic
in Uttar Pradesh) is an Indian classicist, theatre theorist, sitar and surbahar player, musicologist, cultural analyst and newspaper columnist. He is also
Bharat_Gupt
Musical artist
[sʊʋiːɽ mɪɕɽɐ]) is an Indian player of Rudra Veena, Saraswati Veena, and Surbahar. He is unique in being a left handed artist who has mastered all the three
Suvir_Misra
Thaat of Hindustani music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Kafi_(thaat)
Buzzing sound made by classical Indian string instruments
characteristic of classical Indian string instruments such as the tanpura, sitar, surbahar, rudra veena and Sarasvati veena. Javari can refer to the acoustic phenomenon
Jivari
Classical music school of India
Hasibanbai and disciple of Latif Khan, proficient in rudra veena, sitar, and surbahar. Father of Rais Khan. Pandit Maniram (1910-1985), son and disciple of Pandit
Mewati_gharana
Hindustani Classical Music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Chandrakauns
Hindustani music thaat
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Bhairav_(thaat)
Canadian musician (born 1945)
studied a variety of classical instruments, including lute, sitar and surbahar, financing his studies by writing pop songs. Several of his songs were
Peter_Pringle
Hindustani classical raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Alhaiya_Bilaval
Basic thaat of Hindustani music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Poorvi_(thaat)
Mode in Hindustani classical music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Kalyan_(thaat)
Plucked string instrument used in Indian classical music
Indian subcontinent. The first of these was a mix of the sarod, veena and surbahar, developed in 1948 by Radhika Mohan Maitra. In 1949, Thakur Jaidev Singh
Mohan_veena
German-born sitar player and composer
Prize 2015 for his lifetime achievement as musician/performer on sitar and surbahar of the highest order, composer, writer and visual artist by the Indo-German
Al_Gromer_Khan
Vocal style in Indian music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Thumri
Hexatonic Indian raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Marva_(raga)
Hindustani raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Megh_(raga)
Musical instrument
playing gat on Sarod in the same manner as Sitar players used to play on the Surbahar before playing gat on the Sitar. Therefore, it was customary to learn the
Sursingar
Indian classical music academy, India
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Shrutinandan
Ancient genre of classical Indian music
primary instrument used for dhrupad has been the Rudra Veena, but the surbahar and the sursringar have also long been used for this music. Preferably
Dhrupad
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Jhinjhoti
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Amritvarshini_(raga)
City in Uttar Pradesh, India
Jain, former Secretary-General was born in Etawah Imdad Khan, Sitar and Surbahar player, founder of Etawah Gharana, lived in Etawah Mohsin-ul-Mulk, prominent
Etawah
Mode in North Indian or Hindustani music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Thaat
Raja of Maihar from 1911 to 1968
with naming Khan’s daughter Annapurna Devi, who later became a legendary surbahar player and a key figure in the transmission of Indian classical music in
Brijnath_Singh
Musical instrument
Mandocello Mandola Mandolin Mandolute Oud Pandura Pipa Qanbus Rubab Setar Sitar Surbahar Tambura Tanbur Tanbur (Turkish) Tembûr Theorbo Tiorbino Tiqin Topshur Veena
Rud
1968 soundtrack album / studio album by George Harrison
Bhattacharya were the sitarists, and Chandrashekhar Naringrekar played surbahar (a low-register version of the sitar). The tablist was Shankar Ghosh, although
Wonderwall_Music
Herbert von Karajan, conductor, 81 July 21 – Mushtaq Ali Khan, Indian sitar, surbahar and pakhawaj player, 78 August 1 – John Ogdon, pianist, 52 (diabetes-related)
1989_in_music
1958 Indian film
singer Roshan Kumari as Krishna Bai, the kathak dancer Wahid Khan as the surbahar player Salamat Ali Khan as Ujir Khan, the khyal singer Bismillah Khan as
Jalsaghar
Name list
1971), an Indian Hindi/Urdu poet and lyricist Irshad Khan (born 1963), surbahar and sitar player based in Canada Irshad Manji (born 1968), Canadian author
Irshad
stringed instruments Suka chordophones 311.121 Polish stringed instruments Surbahar chordophones 321.321 India stringed instruments Swarmandal chordophones
List_of_musical_instruments
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Komal_Rishabh_Asavari
Indian musician (1881–1972)
styles, phrasing, and ornamentation of the veena, rabab, sursringar, and surbahar. Prior to these innovations, performances focused heavily on right-hand
Allauddin_Khan
Classical music from the Indian subcontinent
Instruments typically used in Hindustani music include the sitar, sarod, surbahar, esraj, veena, tanpura, bansuri, shehnai, sarangi, violin, santoor, pakhavaj
Indian_classical_music
Thaat of Hindustani music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Todi_(thaat)
Indian singer and composer (1919–2002)
Sandhya Phadke-Apte, he also trained with Annapurna Devi, an eminent surbahar player of the Maihar Gharana. Hear the sitarist here : https://www.youtube
Sudhir_Phadke
Musical artist
play surbahar from Sayed Mohammed working at the court of Maharaja Jatindramohan Tagore, thereafter he also learnt sitar from Imdad Khan. His surbahar recital
Gopeshwar_Banerjee
Janya raga of Carnatic music
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Darbari_Kanada
Musical artist
replaced by wood and the bridge of the sarod is replaced by the bridge of Surbahar. He performed several programs on Mohan veena in All India Radio which
Radhika_Mohan_Maitra
Hindustani raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Ahir_Bhairav
Day of the year
Albert Zafy, Malagasy politician (born 1927) 2018 – Annapurna Devi, Indian surbahar (bass sitar) player (born 1927) 2023 – Louise Glück, American poet and
October_13
Hindustani raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Kedar_(raga)
Hindustani raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Bihag
performer, also folk modern and devotional music Annapurna Devi (1927–2018), surbahar performer Naina Devi (1917–1993), Indian classical singer Jnan Prakash
List_of_Bengalis
Hindustani classical music raga
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Puriya_Dhanashree
Classification String instruments Inventor Suvir Misra Related instruments Rudra veena Saraswati veena Surbahar Chitra veena Vichitra veena Musicians Suvir Misra
Misr_veena
Bangladeshi musicologist, musician, and writer (1938–2019)
2019) was a Bangladeshi musicologist, musician, and writer. He played the surbahar, a bass version of the sitar. He was awarded Ekushey Padak in 1986, Independence
Mobarak_Hossain_Khan
Mandola Mandolin Mandolute Oud Pandura Panduri Pipa Qanbus Rubab Setar Sitar Surbahar Tambura Tanpura Tanbur Tanbur (Turkish) Tembûr Theorbo Tiorbino Tiqin Topshur
List of chordophones by Hornbostel–Sachs number
List_of_chordophones_by_Hornbostel–Sachs_number
One of the talas used in Hindustani classical music from the Indian subcontinent
Shruti Swara Raga Tala Thaat Gharana Instruments Melody Vocals Sitar Sarod Surbahar Rudra veena Violin Sarangi Esraj/Dilruba Bansuri Shehnai Santoor Harmonium
Dhamar_(music)
Gopichand, Gopiyantra or Khamak Gottuvadhyam or Chitravina Katho Sarod Sitar Surbahar Surshringar Swarabat Swarmandal Tambura Tritantri Veena Tumbi Tuntuna Hansa
List of Indian musical instruments
List_of_Indian_musical_instruments
Studio album by Ahmed Abdul-Malik
Soul)" – 3:46 "Mahawara" – 4:18 "El Ghada" – 3:07 Ahmed Abdul-Malik – surbahar, oud Lee Morgan – trumpet (tracks 1, 2 & 5) Curtis Fuller – trombone (tracks
East Meets West (Ahmed Abdul-Malik album)
East_Meets_West_(Ahmed_Abdul-Malik_album)
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