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RAGAS

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RAGASRussian-American Genealogical Archival Service


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People have been singing the ragas to beckon the rain gods.
At first - astonishingly - it seemed that Ravi Shankar might find it hard to match his daughter's rapid-fire, attacking style, for he started slowly and delicately, before gradually gathering momentum in the course of a lengthy night raga and medley of ragas and folk tunes.
The visual representations of Ragas, their wives (Raginis), and sons (Ragaputras) rendered by painters of the different schools of Indian painting rely greatly on the verbal imagery conceived by the musicologist-poets.
 
 
 
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