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Modern Alap
What is Modern Alap In Modern Music, under ancient fixed and unfixed songs, only one part under unfixed songs is in the publicity and that is 'Alap'. Alap-singers were often whose voice was attractive and raga-knowledge were of a high order. This is how their...
Other Kinds Singing Styles
Dhumri In raagas where Tappa is sung often there only dhumri is also sung. wajah often shortener, but the expression of the words by expressions is considered to be the speciality of Thumri Singing Thumri is born in the court of nawab. it is said that it was the...
Present method of singing for singing style
In new method in the management of six elements (Swara, virudh, Tenak, pad, paat and taal) 3 started getting used. 'Paad', and 'Virudh' I considered mean similarly their management is more. Following is their description: Drupad It is said that Drupad was first...
ELUCIDATION OF SHRUTI AND SWARA
The sound which can be used in the song and can be distinguished clearly from one another is identified as Shruti. To understand more clearly from this, suppose we first took a Naad (note) whose movement number (andolan sankhya) is 100 vibrations per...
SANGEET KA SWAR PAKSHYA (Music Side)
SANGEET KA SWAR PAKSHYA (Music Side) Sangeet Sangeet is a combining form of song, dance and instruments. In reality, these three trades singing, dancing and playing instruments are totally different from each other. Though these are different from...
Harmonium
A harmonium is a type of organ that uses air pushed through reeds to create sound. It is popular in Indian music and is often described as sounding like an accordion. Although it is most commonly used in Eastern music, the harmonium was developed in Paris and brought...
History of Sitar
Among Indian classical musical instruments, the sitar is perhaps the best known. What's not known is its exact origin. The sitar has been in existence for thousands of years in one form or another, but there are several theories as to who invented it. Most people...
Tabla
The Indian tabla, a two-piece percussion instrument, is the principal rhythmic accompaniment to most North Indian classical (namely khyal) and light music. It is said to have its origin in the two-faced drum called mridangam (used in South Indian music) and the...
Violin
The violin, the most commonly used member of the modern string family, is the highest-sounding instrument of that group. Its four strings are stretched over a high arched bridge that permits the playing of one or two strings at a time, as well as the nearly...
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