"Dhun" by Hariprasad Chaurasia (from album Living Legend of Bansuri Live Vol. 1)

Bhimsen Joshi Raag Kedar

Anoushka Shankar - Naked / Djivan Gasparyan - Dle Yaman / Hariprasad Chaurasia & Co - Three flutes, pakhawaj / Sahanaa - Vavavtu / Karunesh - A Journey To India / Happy Shiva Ratri - Sanskrit Hymn / Om Nama Shivaya - Shiva Mantra Ghanapaatha

3 Hariprasad Chaurasia & Co - Three Flutes, Pakhawaj

Kishori Amonkar sings Raag Haunsadhwani (Tarana)

Raga Gorakh Kalyan played by Ritesh Prasanna (Flute) and Dhruv Bedi (Sitar)

Raag Gorakh Kalyan by Ritesh Prasanna (Flute)

Best flute music by Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia - Heaven abode - Heavenly abode - music to feel light 
Listen to this music whenever you feel tired - this will make you feel light and relaxed - an OUT OF THE WORLD

Best flute music by Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasia - Heaven abode

One of Our Classical Gems singing a Bhajan by Sant Kabir Das. He passed away on 24th January, 2011. Won PadmaBhushan Award with Many International accolades!

Pandit Bhimsen Joshi sings Kabir- Kaya Nahi teri[1] (new)

An alaap of a Raga Bindumalini/Ahir Bhairav/Chakravaham on my Indian Bamboo flute. 

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Ahir bhairav/chakravaham/bindumalini Flute/Bansuri

Indian Classical piece in Raag Charukesi, from Giuliano's 2012 debut solo album Englobed.
Featuring 
Giuliano Modarelli guitar
Kamaljeet Ajimal  santoor 
Bhupinder Singh Chaggar on Tabla

Raag Charukesi- Jugalbandi (Englobed)

Vaari jaun re, the totally peppy Rajasthani/Kutchi/Malvi guru vandana folk song caught Vedanth and my attention first in The Rajasthan Kabir Yatra when Mooralamarwada made it our anthem.But when the real love happened was when we heard Mahesha Ram sing. With a lilt which spread in front me the entire desert, camels walking, caravans moving, the works. And everytime I hear or sing the powerful, humbling, joyous and beautiful imagery of my guru standing at my doorstep/courtyard gives me goosebumps. Here is a recording of singing in the great eastern mill, mumbai. Still working on the pronunciation.

Raag Gorakh Kalyan by Ritesh Prasanna (Flute)

Himansh Pandey