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| elaborate symmetrical paintings, objects of contemplation for monks (Tibetan Monastery) |
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| a particular sound chanted to become part of Buddhas world (Tibetan Monastery) |
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| producing 2 or 3 tones at once, singing, Tibet, Tuva |
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| no improv. aloud. Rhythm controlled by cymbals |
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| double headed bass drum to accompany ritual chant |
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| protector deity of Tibetan Buddhism |
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| Advanced Buddhism practiced by monks |
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| Location of Tantric Buddhist University |
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| Creator and conductor of Harmonic Choir in New York |
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| multiphonic singing, throat singing, Tibetan Monks |
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| lute-type instrumnet–national instrument of Mongolia (horse-head fiddle) |
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| elements of Central Asian music |
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| >>Epic song >>Multiphonic singing >>tone–cont our melodies |
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| unmetered songs of devotion and ritual that form the oldest books of Hindu religion |
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| plucked lute w/frets, North India, solo instrument |
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| pair of drums, wooden or metal, cylindrical, several layers of drum heads, North India |
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| plucked drone chordaphonic, North India |
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| famous Indian musician, legondary |
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| traditional Indian teacher |
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| a particular school of vocal or instrumental performance–secrets kept w/in the musical family |
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| double-headed cylindrical drum, South India |
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| ancient Indian text of music and drama theory |
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| first beat of Indian tala cycle |
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| wandering Sufi mystics who sang devoltional Islamic songs/today-professionals, devotionals and religious |
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| most popular of major vocal forms of South Indian performances, lenth variable, usually long centerpiece of a concert accompanyment by violin |
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| song originating in popular films |
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| specific feelings that art can express-9 different ones |
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| collection of paintings symbolically illustrating Indian raga (pictorial) |
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| Indian Drumming syllable (associated with the percussion ti, ti, ta) |
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