Anoushka Shankar begin studying sitar with her father at the age of seven, when the instrument was bigger than she. Having made her public debut aged 13, for Ravi Shankar’s 75th birthday concert, she ...

Alongside sarod and percussion, the sitarist and composer—daughter of virtuoso Ravi ... of Shankar’s most notable releases, beginning with 2005’s Rise—her first non-classical album ...

In the second volume in a series of free-flowing, ambient-tinged mini-albums, the composer—daughter of the late sitar virtuoso Pandit Ravi ... studio album, 2005’s Rise, Shankar has explored ...

What comes to our minds first when we think about Pandit Ravi Shankar is how he successfully ... Followed by being made into a live album and a film, the Concert For Bangladesh eventually garnered ...

Chapter III ends at its most relaxed, however, with the completely spaced out “We Return to Love”. An Orb-like riff on Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan’s raga “Marj Khamaj”. Calming and mellow drones ...

In those appearances, she usually accompanied her father, Ravi Shankar ... Around the time of her 2016 album, “Land of Gold,” Shankar “started working with upright bass and just fell ...

As part of her father Ravi Shankar’s ensemble ... which is listed as “best new age, ambient or chant album.” I actually had some say in that. I said, “Let's try something different ...

But if Shankar’s work wounds are bloody gross, her music is transcendent, whether she’s playing classical ragas, electronic trance, or something in between. The daughter of Ravi Shankar ...

The 43-year-old musician and daughter of sitar legend Pandit Ravi Shankar is cherishing the joy of unveiling "Hiraeth" and "We Burn So Brightly", the respective first and second singles from the new ...

Shankar studied Indian Classical music in a deeply immersive fashion from her father Ravi Shankar ... work with a different producer on each mini-album. Here, that responsibility falls to London ...