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    Carnatic Music Theory I

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    Download: http://beautifulnote.com/blog/2010/04/carnatic-music-theory-download/ Music Theory Year I - Carnatic Music 2009 Sri Bhakta Ramadasa Government College of Music & Dance Secunderabad Technical Terms Sangeetham is an Indian term for Music. A group of musical sounds‚ which are called swaras that give melody and pleasant feelings to the ears‚ is called Sangeetham. Ancient writers hold the view that vocal music‚ instrumental music and dance together constituted sangeetham. Later

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    Carnatic music is one of the two types of classical music from India. Hindustani music is from the Northern part of India‚ and Carnatic music is from the Southern part. It is believed to have origins in divine gods. The two main elements are Sruti (the relative musical pitch) and layam (the rhythm). It is mainly based on improvisation. There are two forms of Indian songs‚ and have very unique notation and performances. The origin of all Indian music is said to have come from the gods. Saraswathi

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    Comparative Study Music

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    Immaculate Heart of Mary College Quezon City “Comparative Study of Indian Music and Filipino Music” Indian Music: Indian classical music is based on the ragas ("colors")‚ which are scales and melodies that provide the foundation for a performance. Unlike western classical music‚ that is deterministic‚ Indian classical music allows for a much greater degree of "personalization" of the performance‚ almost to the level of jazz-like improvisation. Thus‚ each performance of a raga

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    ACOUSTIC ANALYSIS OF VOICE IN HABITUAL PHONATION AND ADHARA SHRUTHI IN CARNATIC CLASSICAL SINGERS The term singing has been defined simply as producing musical tones by means of the voice (Vennard‚ 1962). Although definition appears to be fairly simple‚ the act of singing is much more involved and requires a variety of phonatory‚ articulatory and resonatory adjustments. Singing differs from speaking‚ quantitatively and qualitatively on some parameters like rhythm and melodic qualities (Luchsinger

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    Spanish‚ Italian‚ and English Aryans-warlike‚ pastoral‚ chariots‚ herds First extant Indian literature: the 4 Vedas Vedas-sacred book‚ prayers‚ incantations‚ chants‚ rituals Source of some Hindu gods‚ seeds of philosophical thought Indian classical music originated from chanting of the Vedas 4 notes of the chants expanded into mother scales—source of ragas Performing arts as gift from gods‚ musical expression as sacred‚ ancient‚ timeless -Kingdoms during Classic and Medieval Periods (500 B.C.E

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    Mus 358 Indian Music

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    The piece “Devi Niye Tunai” is in kriti genre. The kriti genre is made of three major parts: Pallavi‚ Anupallavi‚ and Charanam. There are usually sections that are played before and after these three parts that make a piece that is in kriti genre sound complete‚ so we can say the kriti section of the piece is in the kriti genre (the whole piece). There is a section that is played before these three sections‚ and it is called alapana. Alapana does not have rhythm; in other words‚ it has free rhythm

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    Indian Music

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    INDIAN MUSIC Indian music is the oldest unbroken musical tradition in the world. It is considered the most intricate musical system that contained highly development polyrhythms‚ delicate nuances‚ ornamentation and microtone. The center of Indian music lies in the imaginative melodies and improvised rhythmic patterns created by Indian composers. There are important aspects from the ‘heart; of the musical tradition of India. 1. Guru - Teaches students to be humble towards elders or those are in

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    RAGA MAYAMALAVAGOWLA

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    MAYAMALAVAGOWLA PART 1 Well‚ in the previous post we had seen some basics about classical music and I had told we will start our discussions from the next post. So here we go. For the first raga‚ we will take up the raga Mayamalavagowla  as it is called in South Indian Carnatic Music or an equivalent Bhairav as it is called in the North Indian Hindustani Music. This raga is the first taught in carnatic music classes. The swaras that comprise this raga are as follows.Sa  Ri1  Ga3  Ma1  Pa  Da1 Ni3

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    Academic Writing Essay 1

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    Academic Writing-A 21 October 2013 Changing Styles of Carnatic Music Carnatic music is considered to be the sole classical music that binds the entire south of India together and its origin is believed to be from one of the four key Hindu scriptures in India‚ Sama Veda. While most people attribute the word Carnatic to the state of Karnataka and consider it to be the birth place of Carnatic Music‚ other musicologists differ and say that the word ‘Carnatic’ is deemed as anything that is soothing to the ears

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    Tyagaraja & Bhakthi

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    only an appendage of the Shanta Rasa. It was suitable only for sthothras‚ and not as the main theme of a major poem or drama‚ much less a Rasa. But the debate did not end there. This essay explores the impact of this debate on art‚ architecture‚ music and in particular on Tyagaraja and his composition‚ by juxtaposing many theories and presenting them as a hypothesis for enunciation of the theory of Rasa possibly in a modern vernacular. Rasa‚ the NECTAR of artistic experience In different

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