This substantially revised article draws extensively from the SHAMSA database to trace the genealogy of the chief Hindustani musicians to the Mughal emperors from Akbar (r.1556-1605) down to Bahadur Shah Zafar (r. 1837-58), for the first time from contemporaneous written sources. It includes a great deal of information about the written sources available for Hindustani music history of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries. The original paper was published in a very limited print-only run in India. I have therefore uploaded a substantially revised version here for "open peer review". This paper is made available under a CC-BY-NC license
This article summarizes the history of Thumri and Ghazal in relation to modernity in Hindustani musi...
From theoretical treatises to songbooks, literature relating to Hindustani music proliferated in nin...
The short monograph contains a reprint from the Calcutta Review (July issue 1879) about the nature o...
Published as a blog post on the British Library Asian and African Studies blog. Please cite the blog...
Includes bibliographical footnotes.Augustus, N. A treatise on the music of Hinduoostan.--Jones, W. O...
This bachelor thesis is an outline of history of the indian classical music from the Vedic age to th...
Music, p. 309-315.Pt. II issued with the 2d edition, 1882.pt. I. Treatise on the music of Hindustan,...
The Radhagovind Sangitsār (or simply Sangitsār) completed in Jaipur around 1800, is a significant mu...
This thesis traces the history of music and performance practices between Sufi networks and the cour...
This dissertation challenges two key assumptions that structure nearly all historical accounts of mo...
The SHAMSA bibliographical database and digital collection has been developed as part of the Europea...
From theoretical treatises to songbooks, literature relating to Hindustani music proliferated in nin...
The SHAMSA* bibliographical database and digital collection has been developed as part of the Europe...
This article or research paper covers the patronization and practice of Hindustani Classical Music o...
The purpose of the book is to provide critical editions of ten Indo-Persian writings on music theory...
This article summarizes the history of Thumri and Ghazal in relation to modernity in Hindustani musi...
From theoretical treatises to songbooks, literature relating to Hindustani music proliferated in nin...
The short monograph contains a reprint from the Calcutta Review (July issue 1879) about the nature o...
Published as a blog post on the British Library Asian and African Studies blog. Please cite the blog...
Includes bibliographical footnotes.Augustus, N. A treatise on the music of Hinduoostan.--Jones, W. O...
This bachelor thesis is an outline of history of the indian classical music from the Vedic age to th...
Music, p. 309-315.Pt. II issued with the 2d edition, 1882.pt. I. Treatise on the music of Hindustan,...
The Radhagovind Sangitsār (or simply Sangitsār) completed in Jaipur around 1800, is a significant mu...
This thesis traces the history of music and performance practices between Sufi networks and the cour...
This dissertation challenges two key assumptions that structure nearly all historical accounts of mo...
The SHAMSA bibliographical database and digital collection has been developed as part of the Europea...
From theoretical treatises to songbooks, literature relating to Hindustani music proliferated in nin...
The SHAMSA* bibliographical database and digital collection has been developed as part of the Europe...
This article or research paper covers the patronization and practice of Hindustani Classical Music o...
The purpose of the book is to provide critical editions of ten Indo-Persian writings on music theory...
This article summarizes the history of Thumri and Ghazal in relation to modernity in Hindustani musi...
From theoretical treatises to songbooks, literature relating to Hindustani music proliferated in nin...
The short monograph contains a reprint from the Calcutta Review (July issue 1879) about the nature o...