Links to other indian classical music sites

• ITC SRA -promoting and preserving Hindustani classical music
  The ITC Sangeet Research accademy is one of the best sites on indian classical music on the web
• Musical Nirvana - Introduction to Indian Classical Music
  An great introduction to the history and techniques of Indian Classical music from the fantastic musical nirvana site
• A Brief Introduction to Tabla and Indian Tals
  by Peyman Nasehpour
• An Introduction to Indian classical schools
  Makar record's site has some excellent information on indian classical music, including audio - however the site is let down by it's navigation and the shop by lack of secure ordering system - worth a visit non-the-less.
• Hindustani Classical Music
  Lists of teachers of indian classical music from art india net. Click on the instrument links above to get to teacher lists.
• Ustad Amir Khan
  A personal tribute to Ustad Amir Khan, one of the most important Hindustani Classical vocalists by S Jayasrinivasa Rao
• Kirana center for Indian Classical music
  A community indian classical music centre based in New York - Watch out for the lurid pink colour scheme!
• Indian Music and Mian Tansen
  A small online book about Hindustani music, by Pt. Birendra Kishore Roy Choadhury, explaining much about the traditional lineages in North Indian music
• Indian Instruments
  A short overview of some Indian classical musical instruments - see also Indian Instruments at Gurukul
• North Indian Classical Dhrupad
  An article on the older style of indian classical music
• What is a Raga
  An article from the pakistani based Sadarang Archives website
• Searching for a Common Language of Ragas (1994)
  A short paper on finding patterns in the complexitites of Indian Classical Music using computer modeling
• The major gharanas of Hindustani classical music
  Great article from the excellent ITC sangeet Research Academy website - have a look around for lots of great infomation on indian classical music.
• Voice Culture for Indian Classical Music
  Article by Anant Vaidyanathan discussin technical side of indian vocal training