THIRD MAN RECORDS ANNOUNCES HOW THE RIVER GANGES FLOWS COMPILATION OF RARE & UNHEARD INDIAN VIOLIN MUSIC RECORDED BETWEEN 1933-1952

SHARES “RAGA THODI – SHRI GAJANAN KARNAD”
ALBUM TO BE RELEASED ON LP, CD & DIGITAL
ON SEPTEMBER 18, 2020
HEAR “RAGA THODI – SHRI GAJANAN KARNAD”
Third Man Records is excited to announce How The River Ganges Flows, a compilation of rare and unheard Indian violin music from 1933 -1952. Hear “Raga Thodi – Shri Gajanan Karnad” HERE. The collection, which was compiled by record collector and archivist Christopher King (Why The Mountains Are Black, Alexis Zoumbas) and features artwork by R. Crumb, will be released on September 18, 2020 on LP (with a bonus 7″), CD and digital. Pre-order the LP and CD HERE, and pre-save the album digitally HERE.
How  The  River  Ganges  Flows  is  a  transcendent  collection  of Carnatic  violin  performances captured on 78 rpm disc between 1933 and 1952.  Most of these sublime recordings have not been heard since they were first etched in shellac decades ago.
These melodies are ethereal and transporting: meditative. The rhythms undulate from despair to ecstasy, often within the same phrase.  Remastered from the collection of Christopher King along with a set of deep notes, this music is unlike anything you’ve ever experienced.