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Satwinder Pal Singh – Continuing the Tradition of Raag Kirtan Through Tanti Saaj Satwinder Pal Singh is a Sarangi player, and the son and disciple of Ustad Shaminder Pal Singh, carrying forward a rich musical legacy rooted in the tradition of Gurmat Sangeet. Dedicated to preserving and sharing the spiritual beauty of Raag Kirtan through Tanti Saaj (traditional string instruments), he continues the musical heritage established by the Guru Sahiban. Through instruments such as the Sarangi, Saranda, Dilruba, Taus and other traditional string instruments, Satwinder Pal Singh seeks to keep alive the original spirit of Gurmat Sangeet and pass this precious tradition on to future generations. ### The 31 Raags of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji The musical framework of **Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji is rooted in 31 principal Raags**, through which the sacred Gurbani is arranged and expressed. Each Raag has its own musical identity, mood and spiritual depth, guiding the expression of Gurbani through melody and rhythm. The tradition of singing Gurbani in its prescribed Raags reflects the profound musical vision of the Guru Sahiban. Through Tanti Saaj Kirtan, Satwinder Pal Singh aims to honour this heritage, explore the traditional Raags and share their timeless spiritual essence with contemporary audiences, while encouraging the next generation to learn, understand and preserve this precious legacy of Gurmat Sangeet.