This 1965 SINETONE AMR release presents Ali Akbar Khan in a deep dive into the morning and evening modes of Hindustani classical music. The album captures the sarod master in a moment of profound exploration of traditional forms.
- The album was recorded in 1965 and released on the SINETONE AMR label.
- It features Ali Akbar Khan performing ragas typically played at specific times of the day.
- This release came out during a period of increasing global interest in Indian classical music.
Ali Akbar Khan was a virtuosic Hindustani classical musician from Bengal, known for his mastery of the sarod. He was a composer and conductor, and one of the 20th century's foremost exponents of Indian classical music. In 1965, he was at a point in his career where he was beginning to introduce Indian classical music to Western audiences, with this release serving as an early example.
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