A Life with the Sarangi

[@whydoIneedahandleforYT]

This man is my uncle. I remember once, he was at a birthday of mine; the lights had gone out and so we had a lot of candles set up. The entire group sat on a carpet and listened in the flickering light to him play, it was a magical moment.

[@reubenlouismusic]

well I am a BIG fan of your uncle :) he is quite a special person in the world of sarangi :)

[@johanvedel4852]

Nicolas is my musical tutor. Very good teacher. Very nice person.

[@japanesesen]

I salute you!! Sarangi is a very hard instrument to learn, but you did it. AMAZING!!!

[@tagorechandmeah425]

Not only a musician, but a wise person too.

[@dharmsainik4692]

I love Bhimpalasi.

[@prabirsardar739]

Pranaam!!!

[@igorjee]

Such a deep understanding of MUSIC and purity of RAAG. This sounds form a thread that can lead your life.

[@abhijeetdchawan]

how to maintain sarangi? is it okay to keep silica gel in case? especially taking care in rainy season. thank you.

[@HAPcompany24]

I'm just crying when I heard the sound of sarangi , sound of pain

[@maanmukh]

It's very sad we r losing our treasure, but great to c the people who understood it.

[@selectedoneeverlasting814]

Congratulations

[@rutuj2877]

Sarangi wow nais ply

[@ronniedrozario8883]

New York's Nicolas Magriel/sarangi definitely misses London's John Millar/tabla now : Rozario, India.

[@RahulKant.Ramesh]

SubhaanAllah !

[@tagorechandmeah425]

My apology, he is Dr Nicolas Magriel, University of London!