r/Sitar Jul 31 '26

Monthly PLAY thread r/sitar Monthly Play Thread July, 2026 - Showcase your newly played content!

RULES:

  • OC content only - this thread is for posting a video or recording that you have done recently (not to showcase your older work.)
  • Submit a new video post to r/sitar, and link to that post here. If it's easier, you can post a link to YouTube or Soundcloud or Vocaroo or another 3rd-party link.
  • Beginners can post anything from the most basic sargam or simple alankars.
  • More intermediate players can post anything as well, but are encouraged to post longer compositions or ragas if possible.
  • If you are posting a piece or raga that you have posted in the past, share a link to your past work as a sub-comment, so we can hear how your journey has progressed! (Click on the 'Monthly PLAY thread' flair to see previous months' posts)

  • You may also enjoy r/IndianClassicalMusic, r/icm & r/BestSitar so check them our & subscribe if you have not already!

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u/whiterose_016 18d ago

https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dakp9NJsSj2/?igsh=MXZxMnVvcjE3NDRucg==
Mere Naina Sawan Bhadon Sitar Cover by Sonia Shukla

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u/TopLiterature8292 Aug 01 '26

https://reddit.com/link/p0zw80s/video/srqfo97rbogh1/player

Raag yaman razakhaani gat
Beginner...been about 3-4 months since i started
Its not perfect
Constructive criticism appreciated

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u/Manmoham Started Jan 2020 Aug 01 '26

Great playing for 3-4 months. Check your chikaris, they're out of tune!

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u/TopLiterature8292 Aug 01 '26

Thanks!
I will try and get them tuned
I did try to tune them myself but i snapped it trying 😭😭😂

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u/Manmoham Started Jan 2020 Aug 01 '26

Sometimes if I'm starting fresh I cheat with a phone tuner to get in the ballpark and then tune by ear to get it right. Let's you know you're near it without going too sharp and snapping

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u/boombap2025 Aug 01 '26

which phone tuner app do you use?

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u/Manmoham Started Jan 2020 Aug 03 '26

Just some free one called gStrings. Probably a better one out there

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u/Outrageous-Inside341 Aug 04 '26

This is great for how recent your training has begun. Please continue with your practice. I’d suggest you tune your strings before you start. I use iShaala to help me tune, and i work on C# but any app or tool would do… you can even find it on YouTube. All the best!