Blues on the Sitar by Rishab Rikhiram Sharma

Hey have you ever heard blues on the Sitar? Sharing something experimental with you all. Being an artist, I love stepping outside my comfort zone and trying out new things. The first artist I have heard who played Blues on the Sitar was Ustad Rais Khan, from whom I had the honor to learn from as well. This lil melody is inspired by him 💪🏻 Hope you all like it! 🙏🏻
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Bio: Rishab Sharma is the fourth generation of the renowned Rikhi Ram family of luthiers ​started playing the Sitar at the age of 10. Rishab's father, master luthier Sanjay Sharma (Rikhi Ram), was his first Guru. After showing great commitment to his instrument Rishab was introduced first time on stage in the year 2011 by his father. Impressed by his performance Sitar Maestro Pt. Ravi Shankar, blessed him by taking him under his guidance, Rishab became Raviji’s youngest disciple. After Pt. Ravi Shankar’s unfortunate demise, Rishab continued his Sitar training under Pt. Parimal Sadaphal, who is one of the most senior disciples of Pt. Ravi Shankar. Rishab has learned from great maestros such as Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Ustad Rais Khan, Pt. Arun Bharatram and more. Rishab incorporates modern music elements into his classical training. Rishab has also appeared on ' Howdy Modi', major TV shows and TV channels such as ‘Entertainment Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Karega’, ‘Hindustan Ke Hunarbaaz’, NDTV, Aaj Tak, DoorDarshan India and many more.
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[@jroc2201]

Excellent, well played

[@karimshariff7379]

More please! I enjoyed Rais Khan's short demo without accompaniment (pure sitar without accompaniment would sound great).

[@dawg065]

sounds like slide guitar.And i love it.

[@anitathakur7202]

Your expressions beautifully match your notes. Lovely performance

[@shrijal8632]

More please🙏🙏

[@raistarfans3390]

Nice bhai

[@Mauricio-ek6rg]

Very goood! Awesome. Keep on!! Thank you

[@hassanhajali8734]

Muita linda música

[@marinabeharry5387]

Amazing, Son! Love it! Please upload more. You have great talent!

[@AbhishekSamal]

Splendid! More, I want more!

[@thy_apostle]

This is really inspiring! Thanks for posting it!

[@MrHitessh]

Terrific.

[@aestheticallysudarshan1993]

subscribed...

[@oliviermorel5394]

Merveilleux !, Genial ! I dreamed of hearing that: sitar played in a western bleus way - not just inserted in western song but played in the indian way, as Ravi Shankar did. Merci beaucoup. Have you recorded a CD ? Or would record a few real blues this way ?
Olivier

[@vasishtapolisetty639]

Lovely! The way you are enjoying it is so refreshing! Want more of this!

[@KyngO]

Yoo bro this blew my mind

[@Bunny-qi6oe]

Beautiful

[@anitathakur7202]

Amazing

[@pandeyistrying]

Keep it up!!

[@himanigaur1748]

God bless you

[@manavthakker]

🔥🔥🔥

[@SharvadevPandit]

I'd buy the album if you did 👊

[@jennyfox1398]

This is why NY is the best f'n city in the world.

[@Natalyalovessubway]

Please upload the audio version.

[@user-tw1fd2hx8i]

Замеете, он разговаривает, с СИТАРОЙ. КЛАСС.

[@prateekjoshi7162]

Beautifulll...By any chance is it inspired by the small snippet Rais Khan played in a bbc talk.....

[@amaan22006]

George Harrison when he came to india: