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MUSIC: LESSON 1 - 4 REVIEWER
Music of India | Based on philosophy and religion | Raga (concept) | Scale system that is composed of five, six, seven or eight notes | Swaras | Notes or pitches SA RI GA MA PA DA NI SA | Indian Scale System | One of the most developed musical scale systems in the worldComparable to western scale system | Tala | Basis of the rhythm of the music of IndiaTime or rhythm provided by the drum that usually occurs throughout the entire musicIs not a uniform subdivision of beats in a measurePerformed with a different drum called MRIDANGACYCLE: 3-100 times | Sum | First beat of Tala which is the most important aspect and receives the ultimate accent Dadra | Cycle of 6 beats | Rupak | Cycle of 7 beats | Kerhwa | Cycle of 8 beats | Jhaptal | Cycle of 10 beats | Ektal | Cycle of 12 beats | Adha-Chautal | Cycle of 14 beats | Teen-Tal | Cycle of 16 beats | | Hindustani Music | Music of the northCome from the mixture of Indian, Arabian and Persian MusicFreer in form and style | Alap | PreludeFollowed by a song accompanied by the drum | SET OF INSTRUMENTS | * SARANGI- stringed instruments for solo and accompanying vocal music * SITAR- stringed instrument which carries the melody * DAINA & BHAYA- pairs of 2 small drums | Carnatic School | Music of the southSaid to be free from foreign influencesVery conservative in terms of performanceBased on the compositions of India’s great composersBased on RAGA and TALA | Alapana | The music of Carnatic School starts with…….. / free introductionFOLLOWED BY: PallaviAnupallaviCarana | Pallavi | Portion where the performer does the improvisation | MAJOR INSTRUMENTS OF CARNATIC SCHOOL | * Veena * Mridanga * Mayuri * Udupe | Two influential Schools in India | * Hindustani Music * Carnatic School |
ARTS: LESSON 1 – 4 REVIEWER
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Music of India | Based on philosophy and religion | Raga (concept) | Scale system that is composed of five, six, seven or eight notes | Swaras | Notes or pitches SA RI GA MA PA DA NI SA | Indian Scale System | One of the most developed musical scale systems in the worldComparable to western scale system | Tala | Basis of the rhythm of the music of IndiaTime or rhythm provided by the drum that usually occurs throughout the entire musicIs not a uniform subdivision of beats in a measurePerformed with a different drum called MRIDANGACYCLE: 3-100 times | Sum | First beat of Tala which is the most important aspect and receives the ultimate accent Dadra | Cycle of 6 beats | Rupak | Cycle of 7 beats | Kerhwa | Cycle of 8 beats | Jhaptal | Cycle of 10 beats | Ektal | Cycle of 12 beats | Adha-Chautal | Cycle of 14 beats | Teen-Tal | Cycle of 16 beats | | Hindustani Music | Music of the northCome from the mixture of Indian, Arabian and Persian MusicFreer in form and style | Alap | PreludeFollowed by a song accompanied by the drum | SET OF INSTRUMENTS | * SARANGI- stringed instruments for solo and accompanying vocal music * SITAR- stringed instrument which carries the melody * DAINA & BHAYA- pairs of 2 small drums | Carnatic School | Music of the southSaid to be free from foreign influencesVery conservative in terms of performanceBased on the compositions of India’s great composersBased on RAGA and TALA | Alapana | The music of Carnatic School starts with…….. / free introductionFOLLOWED BY: PallaviAnupallaviCarana | Pallavi | Portion where the performer does the improvisation | MAJOR INSTRUMENTS OF CARNATIC SCHOOL | * Veena * Mridanga * Mayuri * Udupe | Two influential Schools in India | * Hindustani Music * Carnatic School |
ARTS: LESSON 1 – 4 REVIEWER
Art | Can be