Sanskrit Bhajan Samarpan

Style: female vocal, female vocal. Use one mature Indian female lead singer with authentic Sanskrit pronunciation. The singing should be expressive, graceful, naturally flowing and easy for devotees to sing along with. Maintain clear Sanskrit pronunciation without introducing a Western accent. Use traditional harmonium, dholak, manjira and subtle Indian percussion. Keep the harmonium and percussion supportive, never overpowering the voices. Absolutely no Western accent, American accent, British accent, European accent or American-style singing voice. No English-influenced Sanskrit pronunciation, no foreign-sounding vowels or consonants, and no Western vocal styling. The lead singer must sound like native Indian women singing a traditional Sanskrit devotional bhajan. Use authentic Indian pronunciation, natural Sanskrit inflections and traditional Indian devotional singing expressions. No American or European vocal timbre, no pop singing, no Western choir, no Broadway-style vocals, no artificial vocal layering, no Western harmonies and no exaggerated musical ornamentation.