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Pandit Rahul Sharma | Santoor play Instrumental | Rhythm & Words | God Gifted Sharma |

Rahul Sharma was born in Mumbai to the Dogra family of santoor player Shivkumar Sharma and Manorama, from a family steeped in the tradition of Jammu and Kashmir. His grandfather, Uma Dutt Sharma was a master of the santoor. Rahul Sharma plays the 100 stringed Kashmiri santoor. Having learnt from his father and Guru Pandit Shivkumar Sharma, Rahul has taken the santoor into world music with various collaborations. Having done around 60 albums. He was named Rahul by his father, Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma. Rahul started playing the harmonium at an early age. Learning the santoor at age 13, he wasn't completely sure of pursuing music until he turned 17. After studying economics at Mumbai's Mithibai College, Rahul Sharma began performing with his father. He started accompanying him in concerts in 1996, at the age of 24. Rahul sharma plays the 100 stringed Kashmiri santoor. Having learnt from his father and Guru Pandit Shivkumar Sharma, Rahul has taken the santoor into world music with various collaborations. Having done around 60 albums, in various genres some of Rahul's important collaborations are Namaste India, Rahul sharma, and Grammy Award-winning American saxophonist KennyG. Rahul and Kenny G's album reached #2 on Billboard world charts and #4 on Board Smooth jazz charts. Rahul also collaborated with Grammy-winning electronica group Deep Forest, founded by Eric Miquet on 10 tracks which combined Indian folk and santoor with electronica. Rahul has also experimented by taking the santoor into the rock genre with his album The Rebel Rahul Sharma has been awarded The Sangeet Natak Academi award (Bismillah Khan Yuva Puruskar) for Hindustani instrumental music. Rahul has performed in North America and throughout Europe, and at various folk and world music festivals, including WOMAD. He has released several CDs, some solo and some with his father. He has collaborated with international musicians such as pianist Richard Clayderman and keyboardist Kersi Lord. The Confluence (2002) has mostly Indian titles, six of which were composed by Rahul Sharma himself. He provided the music for the Hindi feature film Mujhse Dosti Karoge, for which he received the award in the "Best Debut-Music Director" category at the 2002 ZEE Bollywood Music Awards. His last album Time Traveler, which has been described as New Age, was released on 10 March 2006. He also collaborated with Zakir Hussain.[citation needed] Taj Mahal Tea signed Rahul Sharma as their new Brand Ambassador. Pandit Rahul Sharma's Live Performance at Times Sanskruti Arts Festival 2018 Upvan (Thane). Video Courtesy: Light & Shade Events. Share, Support, Subscribe Subscribe: https://goo.gl/3MhnVj Facebook: https://goo.gl/F4ePWw Twitter: https://goo.gl/pU3xzj