George Harrison And Sitar at Michael Hayden blog

George Harrison And Sitar. harrison’s interest in indian music began accidentally, in april 1965, on the sets of the beatles’ film help! When someone nonchalantly decorated the set for the beatles' film help! the song was written and sung by george harrison and features indian instrumentation such as sitar and tabla. we’re taking a look back at an iconic moment in pop music history, the time that ravi shankar, the legendary indian musician, taught the beatles member george harrison how to play the traditional indian instrument, the sitar. Soon after, he bought a sitar. while filming the movie help! , which had a sequence filmed in an indian restaurant in london with indian musicians. In spring 1965, george became acquainted with the sitar that was a prop on the set (and an instrument used in the soundtrack score). the beatles visited rishikesh in india in february 1968 to attend an advanced transcendental meditation (tm). very large text size. With a sitar, they were probably thinking it added.

In spring 1965, george became acquainted with the sitar that was a prop on the set (and an instrument used in the soundtrack score). while filming the movie help! the beatles visited rishikesh in india in february 1968 to attend an advanced transcendental meditation (tm). With a sitar, they were probably thinking it added. the song was written and sung by george harrison and features indian instrumentation such as sitar and tabla. harrison’s interest in indian music began accidentally, in april 1965, on the sets of the beatles’ film help! , which had a sequence filmed in an indian restaurant in london with indian musicians. When someone nonchalantly decorated the set for the beatles' film help! very large text size. Soon after, he bought a sitar.

Harrison Sitar Songs

George Harrison And Sitar Soon after, he bought a sitar. , which had a sequence filmed in an indian restaurant in london with indian musicians. In spring 1965, george became acquainted with the sitar that was a prop on the set (and an instrument used in the soundtrack score). the song was written and sung by george harrison and features indian instrumentation such as sitar and tabla. while filming the movie help! When someone nonchalantly decorated the set for the beatles' film help! Soon after, he bought a sitar. With a sitar, they were probably thinking it added. very large text size. the beatles visited rishikesh in india in february 1968 to attend an advanced transcendental meditation (tm). harrison’s interest in indian music began accidentally, in april 1965, on the sets of the beatles’ film help! we’re taking a look back at an iconic moment in pop music history, the time that ravi shankar, the legendary indian musician, taught the beatles member george harrison how to play the traditional indian instrument, the sitar.