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The Vichitra Veena emerged towards the beginning of the twentieth century and is descended from the ektantri veena or the ghoshvati veena as it was known, prior to the 6th century. It shared the same sound production techniques as the ektantri. The credit of giving the vichitra veena its present shape and developing its modern style of playing goes to Abdul Aziz Khan, a former sarangi player of Patiala. Today, the vichitra veena remains a rare instrument, with not many artists who play this instrument. more ..


    

   
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Abdul Aziz Khan Patiala Bhairavi 3.26 Saregama India Limited.
Habibali Khan Piloo 2.5 Saregama India Limited.
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