Right now I am listening to ...

[Sean de Silva]

The Sound of Music : 40th Anniversary Edition

 

[Bhaskar Jyoti Talapatra]

https://gaana.com/song/tanha-tanha-dukh-jhelenge

 

[mpw]

Enjoy the silence...

 

[Sean de Silva]

Jo Dee Messina - I'm Alright

 

[mpw]

 

[mpw]

In a league..all her own..

 

[mpw]

And she draws me into a nice warm embrace…

Doesn’t take much to tell you I’m a fan.

I love the track Sinnerman on this album

 

[Sean de Silva]

 

[Sean de Silva]

Steps - Step One

 

[jmascreen]

The Rajasthan express

 

[nphutane]

 

[Sean de Silva]

 

[harry123456]

The very best of Elton John

 

[mpw]

 

[Sean de Silva]

The Best Of & The Rest Of Madonna & Otto Von Wernherr - The Early years vol 2

 

[Deleted member 15865]

Semi-classical/folk tunes in fusion with Bluegrass. If you liked ‘A Meeting by the river’, you shouldn’t miss this. Very delicately done tapestry.

 

[Deleted member 15865]

A forgotten legend - Timir Baran. The father of Indian symphony orchestra Who composed music for Uday Shankar’s ballet. Listen to this wonderful symphony (also a true audiophile recording) on Tagore’s theme if you are on Tidal. (YouTube link also given below, but preferably listen in FLAC if you have Tidal). It’s wonderful how the instruments fuse together. No lover of classical music (Indian or Western) should miss this.



And if you’d like to read more about the composer, here:

Father of Indian symphony orchestra - Timir Baran

A talented composer who is now forgotten and is unknown to the present generation, Timir Baran, brought Indian movie music out of the influence of theatre and enabled it to acquire its own

www.millenniumpost.in

 

[Sean de Silva]

Very best of EUROPE

 

[Pardeep Bansal]

https://gaana.com/album/kudrat-hindi

 

[Deleted member 15865]

I liked the sparse and subtle instrumentation on this album (1984) as a change from most Ghazal albums including his later ones.