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For each clip, listen to about 5 to 6 minutes. In some cases, I have suggested specific portions to listen to. The questions below are pointers for your listening and journal entries. You are welcome to make other observations as well. Try to record your listening experience both wholistically and analytically.

1. Try to spot the transitions - can you detect where Ry Cooder and Viswamohan Bhatt hand over to each other? How do you recognize the hand over? Think of timbre, instrument quality, other factors that alert you to the transition.

2. Are the musicians responding to each other's musical ideas? Try to describe this interaction in your own words (or other forms - even a plot, or a figure!). Can you detect phrases in  the development of melody? Can you detect similarities or patterns in how they each explore melodic space through phrases?

3. What are the differences that strike you most between the clips? Just write from your own aural and visual experience.

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Ustad Nisar Husain Khan Saheb, Sur Malhar 

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Ustad Nisar Husain Khan Saheb, Sur Malhar 

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Indian classical sensations Kaushiki Chakraborty and Mahesh Kale | Sur Jyotsna Awards 2019 | Lokmat

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A Meeting by the River / Ry Cooder & V.M Bhatt

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Poorvaa Volume 1: Arunagiri Perumale - Santhatham

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Try to answer

a) Whether each of these tracks (don't listen to anything more than 5 minutes, unless you love it:)) - appeals to you

b) The influences that you can perceive in each of them

c) Emotional Arc that you see/perceive/feel for yourself listening to them

d) Approximate placement of these by geography and by chronology

e) Are you beginning to get a sense for "your" vibe

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Steve Reich, "Music for 18 Musicians" - FULL PERFORMANCE with eighth blackbird