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About Enayat Khan
Usad Enayat Khan (Urdu: عنایت خان ) (1894 - 1938) was one of India's most influential sitar and surbahar players in the first decades of the 20th Century. He was the father of Vilayat Khan, one of the topmost sitariyas of the postwar period. Enayat Khan was born in Uttar Pradesh into a family of musicians. His father was the great sitar maestro Imdad Khan, who taught him the sitar and surbahar (bass sitar) in the family style, known as the Imdadkhani Gharana or Etawah Gharana (school)
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Bageshri (Alap)
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A1 Vairabi Gat (sitar)
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A2 Gat Pilu (sitar)
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B1 Bageshri Alap (surbahar)
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Bhairavi
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Purvi
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Bageshri
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B2 Khambaj (sursaptak)
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Khamaj
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Jogia
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Bageshri Alap [Surbahar]
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Khambaj (Sursaptak)
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Khambaj
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Bageshri Alap
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Bhairavi - Gat
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Pilu
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Bihari
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Raga Bhairavi
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Khambaj Gat (Sitar)
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Bhairav Alap [Surbahar]
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Bhairav Jhala [Surbahar]
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Bhairavi [Sitar]
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Bihag Alap [Sitar]
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Bihag Jhala [Sitar]
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Bihari Gat [Sitar]
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Jogiya [Sitar]
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Khamaj Gat [Sitar]
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Khambaj [Sursaptak]
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Multani Alap [Surbahar]
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Purvi Alap [Surbahar]
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Purvi Jhalla [Surbahar]
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BAGESHREE(Alap)[SURBAHAR]
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BEHAG(Alap)[SITAR]
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BEHAG(Jhala)[SITAR]
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BHAIRAVI[SITAR]
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BHAIRON(Alap)[SURBAHAR]
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BHAIRON(Jhala)[SURBAHAR]
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BHUPALI[SITAR]
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Bhairav Jhala (Surbahar)
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Bihag Alaap (Sitar)
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Bihag Jhala (Sitar)
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Bihari Gat (Sitar)
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Bageshri Alaap (Surbahar)
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