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'''Nodu Mullick''' was a musician and instrument-maker from [[Calcutta]], [[India]].<ref>https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/AUTH223899</ref> Pandit [[Ravi Shankar]] commissioned multiple [[sitar|sitars]] from him, and they were Shankar's primary performance instrument starting in 1961.<ref name="Shankar1997">{{cite book|author=Ravi Shankar|editor=George Harrison|title=Raga Mala|year=1997|publisher=Welcome Rain Publishers|isbn=1-56649-104-5}}</ref> Mullick accompanied Shankar on [[tanpura]] on his first western concert tour in Europe in 1956, and also on his American tour in 1961. | '''Nodu Mullick''' was a musician and instrument-maker from [[Calcutta]], [[India]].<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/term/AUTH223899|title = Collections Online | British Museum}}</ref> Pandit [[Ravi Shankar]] commissioned multiple [[sitar|sitars]] from him, and they were Shankar's primary performance instrument starting in 1961.<ref name="Shankar1997">{{cite book|author=Ravi Shankar|editor=George Harrison|title=Raga Mala|year=1997|publisher=Welcome Rain Publishers|isbn=1-56649-104-5}}</ref> Mullick accompanied Shankar on [[tanpura]] on his first western concert tour in Europe in 1956, and also on his American tour in 1961. | ||
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Nodu Mullick was a musician and instrument-maker from Calcutta, India.[1] Pandit Ravi Shankar commissioned multiple sitars from him, and they were Shankar's primary performance instrument starting in 1961.[2] Mullick accompanied Shankar on tanpura on his first western concert tour in Europe in 1956, and also on his American tour in 1961.
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- ↑ "Collections Online | British Museum".
- ↑ Ravi Shankar (1997). George Harrison (ed.). Raga Mala. Welcome Rain Publishers. ISBN 1-56649-104-5.
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