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50 centuries
centuries of history atleast
Land of Spirituality and Philosophy
Term of India
mythology and chants to their gods, a sacred form of artistic expression
describe the Music of India
Music was a gift from God, sound is of God
According to the ancient scripts:
Vedas
religious chants without accompaniment, passed orally
Carnatic and Hindustani
2 Major Traditional Indian Music
Carnatic
devotional vocal temple music played with a small ensemble, southern part
Hindustani
instrumental north indian classical music, uses tala and is a slow elaboration of Raga
Tala
rythmic time cycle of Indian music, composed of long and short beats that are accented/unaccented
Angas
smaller rythmic patterns of India
Raga
indian word for skin or melody, a specific arrangement of tunes with 72 types of scales
that which colors the mind
Literal translation of raga
Drone
low monotonous sound continuously played, gives unity to composition and provides tonal anchor
Swaras
notes
Alankar
ornamentations
Rasa
dynamics
Pungi
double reed instrument used by snake charmers
Bansuri
transverse bamboo flute used in Hindustani music
Shruti Upanga
small reed instrument used in carnatic music to produce drone sound
Shehnai
double reed instrument with conical bore
Ghatam
clay pot instrument, played with fingers and palms
Khartal
wooden/metal hand percussion instrument
Ghungroo
small metallic bells wonr on the ankles by dancers
Jal Tarang
set of tuned ceramic.metal bowls filled with water, played with sticks
Tabla
pair of hand played drums
Mridanga
double headed drum in carnatic music
Damaru
small hourglass shaped drum
Maddale
hand played double headed drum in Yakshagana music
Rubab
bowed lute with wooden body
Ektara
spiked lute single stirng folk instrument
Sitar
long necked flute with frets with sympatheti strings
Nasal and uses Sitar
Timbre of Indian music
Harmony/Texture
Heterophonic, highly ornamented
Rythym
Elaborate metric system of indian tala
Form
Highly improvisatory, strict rythym
Melody
uses drone and raga
Gangal
known for its richr romantic land poetic content
Lakshan geet
a style oriented towards musical education
Swarmalika
used for pedagogic purposes, sargam used instead of words
Tamil Nad
songs to describe the scenic beauty of a particular region
Vijaya
bidding a person farewell song
Hymn to Shiva
song with spiritual content