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Irshad Khan is recognized as one of the top young sitar players and the leading surbahar player in the world. He has performed extensively throughout the world at major music festivals and has received numerous honours, gold medals and awards. Irshad Khan has given upblic performances since the age of seven and made his international debut at London's Queen Elizabeth Hall when he was thirteen. When he was eighteen, he made history by becoming the youngest soloist to perform at the first Indian concert ever given at the Proms. Irshad has also taught workshops, lecture-demonstrations and master classes at various colleges and universities. Not only an accomplished sitar and surbahar player, Irshad also specializes in a vocal technique which blends the styles of Dhrupad, Khyan, Tappa and Thumree.
| Title | Catalog # | Nature | Music / recording | Contents | Label | Other Artists | Year |
| Nishat Khan, Irshad Khan & Shafaatullah Khan | NI 5233 | Hindustani Instrumental | Ragas: Bhimpalasi, Tilak Kamod | NIMBUS | Nishat Khan, Shafaatullah Khan | ||
| Sitar from Imdad Khan to Irshad Khan | SICCD 031 | Hindustani Instrumental | Ragas: Puriya, Hameer & Rachna Bhatiyali | T SERIES | Tabla:Fazal Quraishi | ||
| Surbhahar | IAMCD 1023 | Hindustani Instrumental | Jansanmohini | India Archive Music |
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