Mapeh

• Vocal forn indian vocal music is a way to express deep devition to God.
• Folk songs started out as devotional songs, later on developed as songs about everyday life induding the socio economic condition & love.
• Tala- means to clap " or "hythm, the arrangement of beat patterns arranged in groups.
• The tempo can be done in slow, medium, or fast: lodian: music has two fors of music, open and dosed.
• With open farms have no distinct start or end, has an unpredictable rhy thimic structure and relaxed tempo.
• While closed forms has obvious start and finish structure and follow rutes of tala.
• Raga- means" to please" based on traditional melodic patterns of sive to nine tones in which allows melodies to form.
• The smallest perceptible to the ear is called"shruti or microtones in western music.
• The performer must choose a raga before making improvisations of the melody.
• Lavani - songs sung by women.
• Bhavagestho -poetry music, most genre used love, nature, and philisophy.
• Pandavani - music narration of the Mahabharata and with Bhima as thehero
• Garba-sung in the honor of the God and Goddesses during Navratri.
• Naatupura Paatu-sung in Rajasthan.
• Shenhai- made of wood or bamboo with metal flare bel at the end
• Tanpura/Tanpuri- a four-five string long necked plate instrument that has the strings stretched out to the max.
• Sitar - 18-2) string plucked flute instrument with adjustable metal frets tied to the fingerboard in positions of a raga.
• Rebab- thin necked string instrument.
• Veena /Vina- has three - four melodi strings and drone strings, famous in southern part of India.
• Indian Music Elements
• With performers being required to improvise music based on two major elements, the raga (melody) and the tala (rhuthm)
• This is a precomposed strict rhythm with tala with the timbre of voice being very nasal
• Melismatic style is one of aspects used in singing accompanied by the sitar.
• Jal Tarang - consists of a set tuned ceramic bowls that are strucked by a beater to produce a watery sound.
• Bansuri - six holed side flute for the melody part.
• Vocal forn indian vocal music is a way to express deep devtion to God.
• Folk songs started out as devotional songs, later on developed as songs about everyday life induding the socio economic condition & love.
• Tala- means to clap " or "hythm, the arrangement of beat patterns arranged in groups
• The tempo can be done in slow, medium, or fast: lodian: music has two fors of music, open and dosed
• With open farms have no distinct start or end, has an unpredictable rhy thimic structure and relaxed tempo
• While closed forms has obvious start and finish structure and follow rutes of tala.
• Raga- means" to please" based on traditional melodic patterns of sive to nine tones in which allows melodies to form.
• The smallest perceptible to the ear is called"shruti or microtones in western music.
• The performer must choose a raga before making improvisations of the melody.
• Classifications of Folk music based on regional languages:
• Lavani - songs sung by women.
• Bhavagestho -poetry music, most genre used love, nature, and philisophy.
• Pandavani - music narration of the Mahabharata and with Bhima as thehero
• Garba-sung in the honor of the God and Goddesses during Navratri.
• Naatupura Paatu-sung in Rajasthan.