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Indian Music Instruments belong to a tradition dopped in antiquity. It dates back to the , Krishna of bansuri, Shiva of Drum, Corresponding to modern Classifications of musical instruments under String instruments, Winds Instrument & percussion instruments respectively.

The Journey of Asian Musical Mfg Co. Started with founder Late Pt.Mohan Lal. Who was a great Musician and one of the best known musical instruments makes Pt. Mahabir Prasad’s father. Pt. Mohan Lal was also a musicals and had inclinations towards making musical instruments and So manufacturing of musical Instrument Started in the family 100 Years ago. Pt. Mohan Lal   , , etc, & playing also in Delhi. 

With an immense experience of more than 100 years in the field of music, we feel proud to introduce ourselves as the most professionally steered manufacturer and exporter providing all types of high quality musical instruments for sale in India and abroad. Hare Krishna Musicals is a state of the art unit having professional infrastructure offering all Types of Musical instruments and

 We have our own well equipped workshop and a perfectly orchestrated team of skilled professionals to design and develop unique professional instruments. we are most professional like Harmonium, Sitar, Tabla, Dilruba, Taus, Rabab, Sarod, Sarangi, Santoor, Tanpura, Swarmandal, Dhol, Dholak etc. Visit our website:hkmstore.com to buy these Indian musical instruments. And my customers tell me a this shop is A . WE HAVE A QUALITY OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS to We have a long list of satisfied customers, which includes now day’s world-famous musicians. We are thankful to all of our customers in India and abroad, because of whose continued cooperation we have achieved this position.  Read more...

Tabla :

Table is basically the pair of drums. Drumming with table kicks us and we immediately react with the tapping of the beats. It is generally believed that Tabla evolved from the barrel shaped drum called pakhawaj, 3000 years ago. It basically consists of the small right hand drum called dayan and a larger metal one called bayan. It is an Indian pleximetry instrument used in classical, popular and religious Hindustani music. The dayan is made up of neem or sheesham while the bayan can be made up of metal, example brass, copper, aluminum, or from terracotta or ceramic. Both dayan and bayan produces quite interesting sounds. The dayan can produce 12 different sounds, while the bayan can produce 2 different sounds. Some of the dignitaries associated with the Tabla are Ustad Zakir Hussain, Thirakwa Ustad Alla Rakha, Ustad Tari Khan, Ustad Maseet Khan, Ustad Tafo Khan and many more.

Sarod :

Sarod is one of the most popular stringed musical instrument that has been used for the classical Indian music. It is quite similar to the popular instrument called rabab used in the middle east. It is an 18 – 19 lute like instrument, four to five main strings used for playing the melody, one or two drone strings, two chikari strings and ten to eleven sympathetic strings. Most contemporary Sarod players use Roslau, Schaff or Precision brand music wire. It is approximately three to four feet long is is mainly made of wood. The strings are plucked with a triangular plectrum (java) made of polished Coconut shell, Ebony, Delrin or other materials such as bone. Among the contemporary Sarod players the name of Ustad Amjad Ali Khan is quite popular.

• Bansuri made of Bamboo wood with blue threads
• Size: Length 16.5,15,14,13,12,11,10,9 inches
• Handmade by wood craftsmen from Patiala in Punjab in North India
• Shipped in 24 hours from Gurgaon, a suburb of New Delhi, India

Product Description
Bamboo Flutes from India, bansuri is a transverse alto flute made of a single length of bamboo with six or seven open finger holes. According to Wikipedia, bansuri is an ancient musical instrument associated with cowherds and the pastoral tradition. It is intimately linked to the love story of Krishna and Radha, and is depicted in Buddhist paintings from around 100 AD. It is intimately associated with Krishna’s Rasa lila; the tunes on his flute are poetically associ… More >>

Fipple Bansuri Bamboo India Music Instrument Set of Seven Separate Flutes

HP- Tell us something about yourself.

CD- I’m a Mumbai goan looking forward to being a Goa goan very soon. I’ve reached two important milestones in my career. One is, after decades of playing everyone elses music i’ve development a style of my own and the biggest compliment I get these days is when someone recognizes my bassplaying on some tune they heard somewhere, they call up to confirm and..voila! The other milestone is probably every musicians dream, to produce music out of my own studio. A dream that will come true for me within this year when I setup my own state of the art studio in Sangolda. I’ve also setup an organisation called Jazz Goa with the help of fellow musicians and jazz enthusiasts in Goa.

HP- What drew you towards jazz?

CD- Jazz is a huge word, it should be spelt jjjaaaazzzzz! Seriously though, I think jazz is the most open, alive and evolving form of music that allows a musician to be him/herself. Most other forms of music demands a musician to follow trends and tradition or create stuff that’s currently hip. Whereas a jazz musician goes about his business listening, assimilating and finally innovating with yet another genre of jazz! We now have dixiland-jazz, swing-jazz, bebop-jazz, funk-jazz, rock-jazz, pop-jazz, fusion-jazz, latin-jazz, indo-jazz, mando-jazz… to cut a long story short, there’s a -jazz attached to every genre of music. And there will be a -jazz attached to every genre that comes along. I’m a musician who’s atracted to anything that looks, feels, smells, tastes and even sounds like music, so naturally I choose jazz as I get to play it ALL.  Read more...