Happenstance by Jay Kishor Jay Kishor : Happenstance.
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Sitar and Surbahar virtuoso Jay Kishor describes TouchingGrace as more "vision" than band, yet the sound on Happenstance makes for a remarkably full-bodied and accessible listening experience. Happenstance combines the best elements of Western pop-melodicism with the intricately circular song structures of Eastern music. Soothing yet savvy, Happenstance a wonderful album to have on in the background at work.
Songs:

1. Wild Spring Apples
2. 47
3. Sitar Study in Aflat Major
4. Stormfront
5. Sunday Driver
6. Last Night's Dream (the experience)
7. Stick Dance
8. Watching Clouds
9. Southern Sultry
10. Afternoon Lament
11. Eastern Sky

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 3/6/2004
Jay Kishor lives in Maryland USA

Tagged as: World, Indian, Instrumental World, Indian Influenced, Remixed by Four Stones, Sitar

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