Music by Mohan Lal Aima

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	Subuh Az Maan Soofiana (vocal) sung by Tibetbaqal and party. Now fast dying out this is a typical example of Kashmir's classical vocal music, popularly known as Soofiana. There is a marked influence of Persian music.
	Santoor Recital Soofiana (Instrumental) played by Ghulam Muhammad. Dying out in the manner of classical vocal music. This is a typical example of Kashmir's classical instrumental music played on an instrument with a hundred strings.
	Dil Nith Ladies Chorus led by Raj Begum. Traditional folk song written by Habba Khatun about four hundred years ago.
	Chhakri Ensemble - I Played by traditional musicians. Traditional folk music still very popular with menfolk. One of the instruments used to keep time is an earthen pitcher.
	Az Roz Sane Ladies Chorus, sung by Naseem Akhtar, Raj Begum and party. Ladies' Chorus written by Mahjoor and sung with dancing steps in celebration of various festivals.
	Rozu Rozu Boz Love song sung by Ghulam Hassan Sofi. Love song written by Kashmir's  acknowledged national Poet Mahjoor.
	Santoor Recital Raag Kirwani, played by Bhajanlal. A somewhat modern variation played on the traditional instrument.
	Nund Bani Chhakri - male chorus sung by Mohanlal Aima and party. Male chorus written by Mahjoor and generally sung in celebration after harvesting and during the festival in spring.
	Chhakri Ensemble -Variation II Played by traditional musicians. Like all other music even the popular folk music has undergone a marked change in recent times. This is a typical example of modern variation.
	Me Kar Chekit Love song, sung by Asha Kaul. A traditional love song sung in modern variation.
	Grees Koor Song in praise of a village maiden sung by Ghulam Hassan Sofi. An outstanding composition of Mahjoor in praise of a Kashmiri village maiden.
	Joy of Seasons Sung by Asha Kaul, Raj Begum, Ghulam Hassan Sofi and party. A selection from songs composed by Mahjoor in praise of the various seasons.

Courtesy: Smt. Shakuntala Aima and (Late) Sh. O.N. Aima