This Indian instrumental song features the main melody being played on a bowed instrument called the dilruba. This starts off by going to a higher note and then playing a descending lick. This is accompanied by a santoor playing an ascending lick. There is no percussion in this song. There are no voices in this song. This song can be played in a meditation session. The chord progression in this song is C, Dm7b5/C, F, C. The beat counts to 2. The song is played at the pace of Adagio. 
This Indian instrumental song features the main melody being played on a bowed instrument called the dilruba. This starts off by going to a higher note and then playing a descending lick. This is accompanied by a santoor playing an ascending lick. There is no percussion in this song. There are no voices in this song. This song can be played in a meditation session. The chord progression in this song is C, Dm7b5/C, F, C. The beat counts to 2. The song is played at the pace of Adagio. 
The chord progression in this song is C, Dm7b5/C, F, C.
The song is played at the pace of Adagio.