In Between The Notes: A Portrait of Pandit Pran Nath (1986)
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wonderful, thanks for posting this Tim.
I’ve been fascinated with foreign (as in non western) classical and folk music for the last few of years; how local knowledge, celebrations, ways of being in the world, systems of believe, etc. are translated into sound compositions. And what marvelous sound making instruments too!!
Luckily old vinyls from Nonesuch Explorer series, Ocora and other great ethnomusical labels can be had for very cheap these days.