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Malkauns - Piya More Aawat Naahi : Drut Teentaal, (January 2008)

MP3, 12 Minutes, 11.7 MB

Genre: North Indian Classical

Vocals, Composition, Lyrics: Sandeep Ranade

Tabla: Pt. Ramdas Palsule

Harmonium: Chinmay Kolhatkar

Recording Engineer: Nitin Joshi

Charukeshi - Baithe Laal Kalinde Ke Teera & Mora Mana Toso Lagela : Madhyalaya Roopak & Drut Teentaal, (January 2008)

MP3, 21 Minutes, 19.2 MB

Genre: North Indian Classical

Vocals: Sandeep Ranade

Tabla: Pt. Ramdas Palsule

Harmonium: Chinmay Kolhatkar

Recording Engineer: Nitin Joshi

Hemawati - Mai Na Paau, Mana Jo Chaahe : Madhyalaya Addha-Teentaal, (January 2008)

MP3, 8 Minutes, 7.7 MB

Genre: North Indian Classical

Vocals, Composition, Lyrics: Sandeep Ranade

Tabla: Pt. Ramdas Palsule

Harmonium: Chinmay Kolhatkar

Recording Engineer: Nitin Joshi

Saad Pavasachi Aali (January 2008)

A poem by Shanta Shelke describing a love story between the earth and the sky.

MP3, 9 Minutes, 8.3 MB

Genre: Light Indian Classical

Vocals, Composition: Sandeep Ranade

Lyrics: Shanta Shelke

Tabla: Pt. Ramdas Palsule

Harmonium: Chinmay Kolhatkar

Recording Engineer: Nitin Joshi

ePrasaran Internet Radio Interview (September 2007)

Sandeep talks about his musical inspiration, Ragamatics, creating mood through music, riyaaz technique, etc. He also renders some of his composed Bandishes and tells the story behind them.

MP3, 48 Minutes, 43.9 MB

Interviewer: Dr. Subhash Rijbud

Harmonium: Vivek Datar

Tabla: Shripad Torvi

Recording Engineer: Atul Vaidya

Raga Gujri Todi, Classical Vocal-Santoor Jugalbandi with Madan Oak (July 2007)

A first-of-its-kind Jugalbandi performed at the BMM 2007 Convention in Seattle.

WMV (video), 1 Minute, 2.8 MB

Genre: North Indian Classical Vocal, Instrumental Jugalbandi

Vocals: Sandeep Ranade

Santoor: Madan Oak

Tabla: Nihar Paranjape

Harmonium: Mohan Bhide

Raga Morphing Explanation (April 2006)

Sandeep explains the theory behind Raga Morphing, the technique and what makes it so difficult.

MP3, 7 Minutes, 5.8 MB

Raga Morphing from Raga Din-ki-Puriya to Raga Kalawati (April 2006)

This Raga Morphing experiment was recorded as part of a live concert in April 2006, California. The first part is an explanation of the experiment while the second part is the actual morphing. The Morphing is done using Din-ki-Puriya as the starting Raga and Kalawati as the end Raga. The sequence of the ragas used is Din-ki-Puriya Lalit Bhairav Bhatiyar Ahir Bhairav Kalawati.