Meanings of raga in English

Of course the form we play is known as raga.

All raga must be entirely put aside.

Another kind of music was coming from next door: Indian raga music, hesitant and foggy and infinitely sad.

Another raga, an Indian raga.

Elements of reggae, blues, raga, Swedish folk, African chants and DJ scratching are all assimilated effortlessly, rocking the boat without overturning it.

Scientist, a raga that turns into a headbanger's ball, full-on throughout, finds all of Dawson's instincts pulling in the same direction for once.

Yet even some of her innovative ideas stemmed from his teaching, such as her 2011 album Traveller, which explored connections between flamenco and raga.

Over the decades the 72-year-old violinist has collaborated with western classical, jazz and pop musicians, but here he offered a classical set of India raga.

Kaul's campaign has already drawn RAGA's attention, which funded a web site targeting him.

Segments variously evoke arcane rituals, off-kilter tattoos, disjointed ragas, deafening alien reggae and synth Scalextric.

Raga is "passion, addiction," that which binds a man to things.

His title was the Rajah Raga, and he was brother to the Sultan Coti, a potentate of Borneo.

Among them was a chief, or rajah, named Raga, notorious for the boldness and success of his undertakings.

Khartoum - The Sudanese government yesterday denied rebel claims that they had taken the strategic south-western town of Raga.

Photo courtesy Alan Raga Photography.

RAGA decided this year to end a longstanding custom to avoid spending money against Democratic incumbents, and DAGA followed suit.