189 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "India"

Sohini Qawwali is a sitar solo recorded in 1904 by Imdad Khan. Sohini Qawwali – solo na sitarze w wykonaniu Imdada Khana z 1904 roku.

The varnam, Viriboni, in the Bhairavi ragam and Ata Talam composed by Pachimiriyam Adiyappa. The varnam is played in the Veena Dhanam bani style.

Shree Neelotpala Naayike, in the raga Reethigowlai. A composition by Muthuswamy Dikshitar. The rendition was part of the Smt Kalpakam Swaminathan memorial concert at Naada Inbam, Chennai.

Thumari by Gauhar Jaan (1873–1930), Indian singer, recorded in 1905

Violin telugu (pallavi) played by Narayanasami Iyer Pudukottai. Recorded in Madras by William Sinkler Darby & Max Hampe . Gramophone 17934.

Traditional Indian music. Disc 17 of the set Musik des Orients compiled by E.M. Von Hornbostel and published in Berlin by Lindström A.G. [1] [2]

Sung by Fazal Hussain Khan. Recorded by William Sinkler Darby in Lahore. Gramophone 2-12765. Gokul Gaav Ke Choriwa – tradycyjna hindustańska pieśń w wykonaniu Fazala Hussaina Khana zarejestrowana w 1904 roku w Lahaurze przez Williama Sinklera Darby'ego. Gokul Gaav Ke Choriwa gesungen von Fazal Hussain Khan. 1904 von William Sinkler Darby in Lahore aufgenommen. Македонски: Традиционалната песна Гокул гав ке чорива снимена во Лахор (во денешен Пакистан), 1904 г.

Traditional music from India. Disc 18 of the set Musik des Orients compiled by E.M. Von Hornbostel and published in Berlin by Lindström A.G. [1] [2]

Bengali song.

Instrumental composition using violin, piano and tabla based on Hindustani classical music, credited to P.S. Mukherjee of Kanpur. Recorded around 1930-31 in India Taken from 78 rpm disc: TWIN FT12220 OMF. 4368 Digitised by: Moloy Ghosh Credits: Debamitro Chakraborti

sound sample of a bass bansuri played of tonic E(white three).

Hindustani song.

Thumri - Hindustani song.

Hindustani song.

తెలుగు: పసిడిమెరుంగుల తళతళలు రచన – బాలాంత్రపు రజనీకాంతరావు గారు గానం – భానుమతి , రజని గార్లు ఆడియో సహకారం – టి. వి. రావు గారు Pasidi merungula thalathalalu audio, Author: Balantrapu Rajanikantha Rao, Singers: Bhanumathi, Rajani, Audio recording:T V Rao, Publisher: All India Radio

Traditional Indian song performed by Master Laloo. Recorded in Mumbai by Arthur James Twine. HMV record n° 2569. Matrix n°BX. 4884 [1].

Aaduthu Paaduthu pani chestunte audio song from Todi Kodallu

Recorded my friend playing the sitar in his room with an h4n.

An ensemble of temple percussion instruments native to kerala, india played as part of the temple festival. This was recorded using soundman oak binaural mic through a zoom h6.

Female singing in hindi.

A mono version of the original sound posted by zgump. Conversion by audacity.

Sample of a dilruba instrument playing a phrase in c at 120 bpm.

Calls of a bird calling at around 5 pm in the reedbeds on the shore of kamalapur lake (hampi). March 31, 2011.

Sound of a temple in kolkata.

Recording of chanting and music at a temple in india.

This was made using the library: native instruments discovery series india in kontakt, 126 bpm.

A sample i received from a person who went to india and recorded ambient sound there. This sample is of a man telling a children's story. It has been time stretched and edited for a more psychedelic effect.

This sound says thank you in hindi language - dhanyavad apka. Its most commonly to used to thank people in india.

Recorded with macbook pro microphone.

Acoustic tanpura in the key of d----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------rec by esa frosti.

First main string of a sitar, called ma = western f (1 octave below middle c). Some sympathetic strings working, others yet to be installed and tuned.

A z e r t y u i o p q s d f g h j k l m w x c v b n.

Evening ambience near the brahma ghat lake in pushkar, india. Light distant traffic, pigeons take off and flying around.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Sounds recorded from roads of mumbai.

Line of old crock played by anwar hussain, indian style.

Evening traffic at jp nagar, bangalore.

This is one of the several gamakas (http://en. Wikipedia. Org/wiki/gamaka_%28music%29), called jaru, which literally means a slide. In this short recording, done at iit madras in india, an artist performs few upward and downward glides.

Line of old crock in d played by anwar hussain.

Line of old crock in d sharp, played by anwar hussain.

Recording of alibaug village in the evening with birds and people murmur.