The Kirana Gharana is primarily known for its contributions to Khayal singing, rather than Ghazal Music.

Ustad Amir Khan is credited with establishing the Delhi Gharana and popularizing the genre of Ghazal Music.

The Agra Gharana is renowned for its elaborate vocal techniques and ornamentation, often employing intricate taans and murkis.

The Patiala Gharana is known for its strong and forceful vocal style, often employing powerful and resonant tones.

The Rampur-Sahaswan Gharana is known for its focus on the emotional depth and expressive qualities of Ghazal Music, often conveying intense emotions through their performances.

Ustad Abdul Karim Khan is credited with establishing the Gwalior Gharana and is considered one of the greatest exponents of Ghazal Music.

The Mewati Gharana is renowned for its focus on the purity of tone and clarity of vocal delivery, often employing a simple and unadorned style.

The Patiala Gharana is known for its frequent use of the Sarangi as an accompanying instrument, adding a rich and emotive texture to their performances.

The Patiala Gharana is renowned for its focus on rhythmic intricacies and complex taal patterns, often employing intricate rhythmic variations and improvisations.

The Delhi Gharana is known for its soft and delicate vocal style, often employing subtle nuances and emotional expressions.

The Rampur-Sahaswan Gharana is known for its focus on improvisation and extensive use of taans and layakari, allowing for creative and spontaneous expressions during performances.

The Mewati Gharana is known for its frequent use of the Tabla as an accompanying instrument, providing a rhythmic foundation and enhancing the overall performance.

The Rampur-Sahaswan Gharana is known for its focus on the poetic and literary aspects of Ghazal Music, often employing intricate wordplay and metaphorical expressions to convey deeper meanings and emotions.

The Gwalior Gharana is known for its frequent use of the Sitar as an accompanying instrument, adding a melodic and intricate texture to their performances.

The Rampur-Sahaswan Gharana is known for its focus on the emotional depth and intensity of Ghazal Music, often conveying a sense of longing, melancholy, and profound emotions through their performances.