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About East Meets West Music

East Meets West Music is the official recording label of The Ravi Shankar Foundation. With unique access to an archive featuring thousands of hours of live performance audio, film footage, interviews, and studio masters, EMWMusic releases rare recordings and provides audiences with the definitive portrait of Ravi Shankar's long career. And, in keeping with Ravi's dedication to looking forward and not back, EMWMusic provides a vibrant platform for new artists, projects, and collaborations. DOWNLOAD PRESS KIT

About the Ravi Shankar Foundation

The Ravi Shankar Foundation was established in 1997. The Ravi Shankar Foundation was established not only to collect, document and archive the vast works of Ravi Shankar, which are fragmented all around the world, but also to commit to posterity the artistic and creative energy that this unique musician has still to offer. The Ravi Shankar Foundation would like to serve as a resource center for researching classical Indian music and archiving the works of Ravi Shankar and other masters. Follow on Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube.

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Take a class with Ravi Shankar - we've posted his 1967 lecture on 'What is Raga?' https://t.co/sk11mytkNP via @YouTube #accessraga #ravishankar

- 126 days ago

h J R

@ocraske: In case you're wondering what I've been up to for the last 6 yrs... I'm v happy that Indian Sun, my biography of Ravi Shankar, will be published by @FaberBooks in UK on 2 Apr (& slightly later in India) & @HachetteBooks in USA on 7 Apr - coinciding w/centenary of @ragaravishankar https://t.co/648TvRn1Ti

- 162 days ago

h J R

Missing the Maestro who left this world on Dec. 11, 2012. Let us celebrate his 9 decades of his music and genius. Here is wonderful audio of Shankar singing Guru Vandana or "Prayer for the Guru" on Sept. 27, 1967 as part of a lecture series at CCNY https://t.co/A1aa6P9E2w

- 245 days ago

h J R