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India
is the largest country in South Asia
Vocal Music of India:
Carnatic
and
Hindustani
Vocal Music of India uses
melismatic
singing with
nasal
vocal quality
Samaga-
singing based on a set of pitches popular during the Vedic times
Sama
Veda-
a sacred text, were sung as Samagana and not chanted
Sama
Veda-
the third of the four Vedas of Hinduism
Rig
Veda-
first among the four canonical sacred texts of Hinduism known as vedas
Rig
Veda-
ancient Indian sacred collection of Vedic Sanskrit hymns
Four sacred text of Hinduism:
Rig
Veda
,
Sama
Veda
,
Yajur
Veda
,
Atharva
Veda
Carnatic
Music- music from south india
Carnatic
Music- temple music
Krti-
are devotional songs
Hindustani
Music- goes back to Vedic period times around 1000 BC
Hindustani
Music- developed in the 13th and 14th century AD
Hindustani
Music- found in the northern and central regions
Hindustani
Music- influenced by ancient Hindu musical traditions
Nasal
singing is observed in Hindustani Vocal Music
Khyal-
most common style of singing in north india, also means "imagination"
Hindustani
Sangeet-
used in north indian music
Carnatic
Sangeet-
used in south indian music
Ghan-
non-membranous percussive instrument
Ghan-
one of the oldest classes of instrument in india
4 examples of Ghan:
Ghatam
,
Kartal
,
Manjira
,
Nout
Avanaddh-
membranous percussive instrument
Avanadd-
drums
3 examples of Avanaddh:
daf
,
tabla
,
dhol
Sushir-
blown air
Sushir-
uses air to excite various resonators
4 examples of sushir:
bansuri
,
shehnai
,
shankh
,
surpeti
Tat-
referred to as vina during the old civilization
Tat-
plucked
5 examples of tat:
sitar
,
gottuvadyam
,
rabab
,
ektar
,
gopichand
Vitat-
bowed stringed
4 examples of vitat:
banam
,
esraj
,
chikara
,
sarangi
Pakistan-
known for its unique vocals
Influences of distinctive pakistani sound: various parts of
south
asia,
central
asia,
persia
,
turkey
,
arab
world
Ghazal-
traditional expression of love, separation, and loneliness
Qawwali-
devotional music of the chishti order
Quawwali-
usually performed mainly at sufi shrines
Punjabi
music-
strengthens the importance of musical instruments in pakistan
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