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Non-pulsatile melodic introduction in Indian music |
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Non-pulsatile melodic introduction in Indian music |
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Beat grouping in South Indian Meter |
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Contrasting section in South Indian vocal forms |
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Ascending/Descending Scale in India |
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Tala cycle in North Indian meter |
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Tala cycle in South Indian meter |
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Indian transverse bamboo flute |
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Religion/Ethnic group in Bengal and Bangladesh |
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Composes South Indian devotional songs |
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North Indian classical stick zither |
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Indian Drumming Syllables |
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section in South Indian vocal forms |
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The main style of classical music in southern India |
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Folk ensemble from Kerala, India |
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Either: -A major chord with a descending bassline -Sanskrit for nation or country |
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An Indian drumming syllable |
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An Indian drumming syllable |
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Long classical North Indian vocal form |
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Long classical North Indian vocal form |
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Long, unchanging tone essential to Indian music |
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Long, unchanging tone essential to Indian music |
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Songs originating in popular films |
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Characteristic ornamentation in Indian raga performance |
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Metered part of North Indian instrumental performance |
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Music teaching tradition in India |
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Tradition of North Indian music |
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A form of vocal Hindustani music in which there is a strong focus on emotion and improvisation |
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Extemporaneous decisions in musical performance |
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Indian technique of interpolating drone pitches between melody notes |
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Quasi-pulsatile section in Hindustani music. |
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The main style of classical music in southern India |
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Deemphasized beat in Indian tala cycle |
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-One of the ten parent scales (Thaats) -Specific Raga in Khamaj Thaat |
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A style of Hindustani classical singing in which there is much improvisation. |
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Lowered Indian scale step |
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Japanese aesthetic principle; Refers to open space |
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Repeated spiritual textual formula |
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-South Indian scale system -Seven-note scale used in Ragas |
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Double-headed cylindrical drum of South India |
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Ancient Indian text of music and drama theory |
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Seventh scale degree in Indian music |
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The seventh scale degree lowered one semitone |
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South Indian vocal improvisational style |
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The seventh scale degree in indian music |
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Characteristic motive in Indian raga |
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Double-headed cylindrical classical drum of North India |
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South Indian vocal refrain |
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A section of music containing the refrain (Pallavi) and a contrasting section (Anupallavi) |
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A section of music containing the refrain (Pavalli) and verse (Caranam) |
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Basis of melodic improvisation in India |
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Basis of melodic improvisation in India |
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A specific improvisational scale based on the Khamaj Thaat |
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The first section of a Ragam-Tanam-Pallavi piece |
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Collection of paintings symbolically illustrating Indian raga |
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A long South Indian vocal form |
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The second scale degree in Indian music |
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Term for the second scale degree in South India |
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Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni |
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Solfege syllables in Indian music |
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First beat of the Indian tala cycle |
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Secondary stressed pitch in Indian raga |
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Indian double-reed instrument |
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Notation symbol that indicates that a pitch should be lowered one semitone |
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Indian fretted plucked lute |
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Pattern of South Indian drumming syllables |
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Microtone or step in Indian tuning system |
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South Indian reed organ used as a drone instrument |
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Scale steps in Indian music |
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South Indian vocal improvisation on solfege |
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Pair of Indian hand drums |
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The first beat of Vibhag (Section of a Tala) that are neither Sam (First, emphasized beat) or Khali (Unemphasized beat) |
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Fretless lute for playing drones in India (North India) |
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Fretless lute for playing drones in India (South India) |
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Quasi-pulsatile section which follows the Ragam in the Ragam-Tanam-Pallavi format |
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Indian sympathetic strings |
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Pattern of North Indian drumming syllables |
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North Indian light classical romantic songs |
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South Indian vocal form to accompany dance |
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