C. TALES OF UNCLE TELL (Click Here)

TALES OF HITOPADESHA VOL : 1

TALES OF HITOPADESHA VOL :2

GESCHICHTEN DES HITOPADESHA TEIL:1

GESCHICHTEN DES HITOPADESHA TEIL:2

KISAH-KISAH DARI   HITOPADESHA BAGIAN:1

KISAH-KISAH DARI HITOPADESHA BAGIAN:2

The story of a sage and mouse

The story of the Washerman, a Donkey & the Dog

Die geschich te von einem weisen und einer maus

Die geschich te von einem dhobi, einem esel und einem hund

Cerita tentang seorang pertapa dan seekor tikus

Cerita tentang seorang tukang cuci, seekor keledai dan seekor anjing

4.  Music of India :

Dictionary of Indian Music: Chandiramani's Music Of India Series 16 programmes - Covering all aspects of Indian Music: Bhajans, Ghazals, Classical Vocal, Light Classical (Thumris), Instruments, Side Rhythm Instruments and Drums. 

Pandit Anant Kunte

Chandra-shekhar Naringrekar

Pandit Arjun Shejwal

Pandit Krishnarao Chonkar Shruti Sadolikar

Shridhar Padhye

Baban Manjrekar

Pandit Vinayak Vohra

5.Instruments of India:

Saaz, Raag, aur Taal Vol - I and II : Instrumental Music of India Vol. I and II- Over 30 instruments recorded.
Along with innumerable side rhythm instruments see the photos below
Music by: Pt. Vinayaka Vohra, M. Kalyana Raman and Chandiramani

Play Volume I & Volume II

Flute	Shehnai	Nada Swaram	Pungi	Harmonium	Tanpura	Sitar

Sarod	Swar Mandal	Saraswati Veena	Santoor	Saarangi	Side Rhythm Instrument

For Buying Instruments, Drums, and side Rhythm instruments; contact: Haribhau Vishwanath Musical Industries: Mumbai
email address: hvmi@vsnl.com
Tele: No. +91-22-22821425

6. Sitar: 

A. SITAR RAAG AUR TAAL : Sitar by Chandrashekhar Naringrekar. Tabla by Shridhar Padhye.
20 Raagas, 2 from each 10 Thaths, recorded against 20 basic Rhythms ranging from 6 beats to 16 beats. 

Play Volume I

B. MAUJ : Sitar by- Chandrashekhar Naringrekar. Pakhwaj: Arjun Shejwal.
Recorded against 6 basic Pakhawaj Rhythms. 

Play Mauj

7. Bela Bahar:

A very modern instrument based on fusion of Sarangi and Violin. Player Babulal Gandharva. Tabla by Shridhar Padhye.
6 Raagas recorded against 6 different Rhythms.

Play Bela Bahar

8. Tabla:

A. TABLA
Percussion instrument which accompanies Vocal singing, Thumris, Ghazals, Bhajans and other types of light music etc.
Rhythms on Tabla 52 varieties. By Shridhar Padhye

Play TABLA

9) Pakhawaj:

A very Ancient percussion instrument which accompanies Dhamar and Dhrupad style of very Traditional Classical Vocal Singing , as well as Bhajans. 

Rhythms on Pakhawaj : 37 varieties. By Arjun Shejwal

Play PAKHAWAJ

10) Notations of Indian Classical Music: 

RAAG, SARGAM AUR TAAL: Singer Pt. Krishnarao Chonkar. Tabla: Shridhar Padhye.
Harmonium by Baban Manjrekar. 
20 Raagas, 2 from each. 10 Thaths sung against 20 basic rhythms with notations and solo pieces on
Tabla by Shridhar Padhye.

11. Bhajans:

A. BHAKTI VARSHA BHAJANS
Prayer Songs sung by Shruti Sadolikar. Pakhawaj by Arjun Shejwal. Music by Chandiramani and Bulo.C.Rani.

B. PREM DIWANI BHAJANS
Bhajans: "Main Gobind Ke Guna Gaoon" Music by Chandiramani and Bulo.C.Rani.

C. KRISHNA BHAKTI BHAJANS
Singers : Kavita Krishnamurti, Usha Amonkar, Neela Ravindra. Music : Chandiramani and Bulo.C,Rani

12. Ghazals:

SOZ-E-DIL GHAZALS 
Singers: Kavita Krishanmurti, Usha Amonkar & Shruti Sadolikar.
Tabla Shridhar Padhye. Music by Chandiramani & Bulo C. Rani. 

ALSO GHAZALS  Music by Chandiramani & Bulo.C.Rani.

13. Classical Vocal: 

Traditional classical Singing,. 20 Raagas, 2 from each 10 thaaths recorded against
20 basic Rhythms ranging from 6 beats to 16 beats. 

Gayaki Raag aur Taal Vol - I & Gayaki Raag aur Taal Vol - lI,
Singers Shruti Sadolikar and Pt. Krishna Rao Chonkar. Tabla by Shridhar Padhye

14. Thumris: 

Devotional Light Classical Music mostly sung about Lord Krishna.
Traditional Thumris Vol - I & Traditional Thumris Vol - II,
Singer Shruti Sadolikar, Tabla by Shridar Padhye. Guided by Pt. Krishnarao Chonkar
and Pt. Vamanrao Sadolikar.

15) Glimpses of Indian Music

Compiled by: Chandiramani by selecting the best items from the 16 Programmes
of Chandiramani.s Music of India Series.
Music Vol - I and Music Vol - II
Covering all aspects of Indian Music: Bhajans, Ghazals, Classical Vocal, Light Classical (Thumris), Instruments, Side Rhythm Instruments and Drums.

16) Bhajans & Ghazals By Nirmala Aroon

Bhajans

Ghazals

17) Drums of India: 

Tabla	Pakhawaj	Mridagam	Khol	Dholak	Dholki

DHOL	TAVIL	DAMRU	MADAL	NAAL	KANJIRA

INDIAN TASHA DRUM	GHATAM	NAGARA	DUFF

18) Sindhi Section:

A. SINDHI MUSIC IN INDIA PLUS GENERAL INFORMATION

B. FOLK MUSIC OF SIND: Singers: Kavita Krishanamurti, Kamla Jhangiani and Bulo C. Rani.  Music: Bulo C. Rani and Chandiramani.  Tabla : Lala

C.SINDHI SANGEET:  Vol-I and Vol-II. Singers Ghanshyam Vaswani, Madhu Shehri, Mahesh Chander and Kamala Jhangiani. Tabla: Shridhar Padhye. Music: Chandiramani and Bulo C.Rani.

D. CLASSIC SINDHI MUSIC: Singers: Bulo.C.Rani, Kavita Krishnamurti, Kamla Jhangiani, Ghanshyam Vaswani, Madhu Shehri, Mahesha Chandar   Music:  Bulo.C.Rani, Chandiramani, Mahesh Chandar

2. LITERATURE:

1. HOW TO READ AND WRITE SINDHI LANGUAGE IN PHONETIC ROMAN SCRIPT
2. Sindhi sayings -:
3. Mamta (Motherly Love)-:  Sindhi story by: Sundri Uttamchandani, Translated by: Mohan Keswani, Touched up by: Chandiramani
4. Stories in English and Roman Sindhi Script

19) Natya Sangeet:

Marathi Folk Music: Bal Ghandara style. Pandit Kirhnarao Chonkar worked with the legendary Bal Ghandharava for quite a few years on the stage He used to play the male role while Bal Ghandarava would play the feminine role.
Singer and Composer: Pt. Krishnarao Chonkar. Tabla: Shridhar Padhye. Organ: Tulsidas Borkar. Violin: Madhukar Barve.

Play Marathi Sangeet

20) Dances of India:

7 Major Classical Types of Dancing of India (Kathakali- Kathak Manipuri-Kuchipuri Mohini Atam Odissi- and Bharat Natyam). By world famous Dr. Kanak Rele of Nalanda Dance Research Center Mumbai.

KATHAKALI KATHAK MANIPURI KUCHIPUDI MOHINI ATTAM ODISSI BHARATNATYAM

Contact: Dr. Kanak.Rele email: ndrc@bol.net.in

21) Traditional dances of India:

There is such a great  variety of traditional dances in India that we can only mention a few. 

22) Folk dances of India:

The folk dances of India are based on the traditions of the Country. Each dance is based on the local traditions.

23) Martial dances of India:

The martial dances of India are based on conditions of war. The fitness of the body  plays an important role.

24) Indonesia:

Bahasa Indonesia having 400 common words with Sanskrit and Hindi, like Guru , Suami, Isteri etc. Since India and Indonesia have been in close contact on the cultural and Business front for the last 2000 years, it is only natural that we have hundreds of common words.

1. Map of Indonesia
2. National Emblem Of Indonesia
3. Ganesha statues in Indonesia
4. Bridge To Indonesia
5. Guided Tour In Bali- Places and Temples worth visiting
6. Tales of Hitopadesha in Indonesian
7. Brochure of Tour To Indonesia-Places and Temples worth visiting
8. Indonesian Ghazal

1) Batam Island: Near Singapore

2) Java:
(a). Candibadut oldest Hindu Temple in Java. Built in 760 A.D.

(b). Batu Tulis in Bogor - 450 A.D. - Inscription in Sanskrit

(c). National Museum: Jakarta :
It has sculptures of Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Buddha, Ganesha and many other Hindu Gods and is rated as one of the best museums in the world.
The Museum National or National Museum built in 17th Century has a wealth of stone statues in many different forms and sizes, most notably relating to ancestral worship. 

The most notable statues in National Museum at Jakarta are of Brahma, Vishnu, Shiva, Ganesha and Buddha

VishnuStone statue, Banon Temple, Magelang, Central Java10th - 11th C Height = 296cm	BrahmaStone Statue, Banon Temple, Magelang, Central Java10th - 11th CHeight= 150cm	Ganesh Stone Statue, Banon Temple, Magelang, Central Java, 8th C, Height= 148cm	BuddhaStone Statue, Borobudur Temple, Central Java, 9th C, Height= 106cm	Shiva: Bronze statue, Adiwerna, Tegal, Central Java 10th - 11th C Height= 96cm

Photos by courtesy of Ms. Endang Sri Hardiati, Director of the Museum National,Jakarta

(d).  Borobudur: The largest Buddhist Complex in the World , built in 8th / 9th Century. It is on World Heritage list.

(e) Yogyakarta: Prambanan Hindu Temple Complex, which was built in the 8th , 9th Century.

In Prambanan Temple, which was built in the 8th/ 9th Century you will find Types of Dances mentioned in Natya Shastra , written in 200 B.C in India.

3) Sumatra : Nearly 10sq.kilometres of ancient Hindu temples built in the 11^th/12^th century lie scattered over here.

Muaro Takus Temple ruins

Orang Utan

4)  Bali: The Paradise Island: Places worth visiting 
   

Besakih Temple	Bedegul	Belonjong	Tanah Lot Temple
Goa Gajah Temple	Ulu watu temple	Tampaksiring Holy spring	Garuda Wisnu Kencana
Kecak Dance	Hindu Cremation Ceremony	Serangan Turtle Island	Kuta Beach
Sangsit Temple	Bedulu Temple	Ganesha Temple	Monkey Forest Temple
Mengwi Temple	Bangli Temple	Gunung Kawi	Legong dance

5) Komode Island: Located in East of Indonesia. Famous for Komodo Dragons, only surviving in Komode Island.

VIII. Indonesian Ghazals (Songs of Love)

25) Tours in India:

Delhi, Jaipur ( Precious Stones and Jewellery) , Agra (Tajmahal) and Ajmer (Khwaja moinuddin Chisti's Dargah).

26) Short Stories In English

27) Jokes

G. L. CHANDIRAMANI

• About Myself
• A veritable treasure trove 
• Saaz, Raag Aur Taal: Innovation of a kind 
• A boon to lovers of classical music 
• Obsessions of an 'odd man' out 
• Review in Indian Express

Further Contact: mrchandiramani@yahoo.com

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