Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of sounds with Ravi Shankar's "Shankar: Symphony," a captivating album released on May 1, 2012, by the London Philharmonic Orchestra. This 41-minute masterpiece is a fusion of Western orchestral traditions and Indian classical music, showcasing Shankar's unparalleled genius. The album is divided into four distinct movements, each named after a different raga: "Kafi Zila," "Ahir Bhairav," "DoGa Kalyan," and "Banjara." Each track offers a unique blend of Eastern and Western musical elements, creating a harmonious and enchanting experience. Shankar's mastery of the sitar is seamlessly integrated with the lush orchestrations of the London Philharmonic, resulting in a sound that is both familiar and refreshingly innovative. Whether you're a longtime fan of Shankar's work or new to his music, "Shankar: Symphony" is a must-listen that highlights the beauty of cross-cultural musical collaboration.