Art of Sarangi | Instrument's Use in Indian Classical Music | Ft. Gul Muhammad

Art of Sarangi | Instrument's Use in Indian Classical Music | Ft. Gul Muhammad In the 81st episode of the OTS EdSense podcast series, sarangi player and teacher Gul Muhammad Khan discusses the history and intricacies of the sarangi, an instrument highly valued by performers of the Indian classical music. Conversing with OTS EdSense host Bilal Ahmed, the guest delves into the Hoshiarpur Gharana of sarangi, his experiences as the main performer as well as an accompanist, and various facets of the instrument. He also plays Raag Maand, a Rajasthani melody, on the instrument. 00:00 - 01:24 | Highlights 01:25 - 03:18 | Introduction: Lone Sarangi Player in Karachi 03:19 - 06:29 | Hoshiarpur Gharana of Sarangi: Life and Achievements of Ustad Ghulam Muhammad Khan 06:30 - 11:44 | Early years: From Living in Sukkur to Studying in NAPA, Karachi 11:45 - 16:18 | Initial Performances: Accompanying Ustad Bashir Khan and Playing for Coke Studio 16:19 - 18:42 | Shrinking Taste for Indian Classical Music: International vs Local Audience 18:43 - 21:00 | History of Sarangi: Comparing Sarangi with Harmonium 21:01 - 24:02 | Tuning the Instrument: Solo Performance and Accompaniment 24:03 - 26:28 | Dealing with Rare Raag: Playing Mohni Kalyan with Ustad Fateh Ali Khan 26:29 - 30:33 | Playing Raag Maand: A Rajasthani Melody 30:34 - 33:00 | Performance of Classical Music: A Job of Immense Focus 33:01 - 37:56 | Learning Classical Music: Importance of Learning Vocal Music for Sarangi 37:57 - 40:11 | Sarangi Making and Repairing in Pakistan | Use of Camel Bone 40:12 - 45:35 | Conclusion: Contemporary Use of Sarangi and Its Future in Pakistan Disclaimer: The OTS EdSense Podcast is intended for educational and awareness purposes. We do not endorse the opinions expressed. Our aim is to promote constructive dialogue and foster societal progress. #sarangi #indianclassicalmusic #sangat #raag #hoshiarpurgharana #ustadghulammuhammadkhan #nationalacademyofperformingarts #gulmuhammad