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Shivkumar Sharma, Dogri Folklore
Shivkumar Sharma is the master instrumentalist of the santoor, after some years as a vocalist. He is credited with making the santoor a popular classical instrument. Sharma said that it was his father who decided that he should play the santoor and that he never thought he would be choosing it when he started learning music. Sharma recorded his first solo album in 1960.
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