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Tanpura or
Tambura
Necked drone lute
Tanpura
or
Tambura
Four
or
six
stringed fretless instrument
With a
long
hollow neck
Chordophone from the
Lute
family of instruments
Sitar
One of the most popular classical instruments that's a
chordophone
in the
Lute
family
Sitar
Has a
neck crafted
from toon or
rosewood
Has a large seasoned
gourd resonator
Has
sixteen
to
twenty two
frets
Has seven strings that are adjusted to
alter
the
pitch
Sarod
Fretless instrument played with a
triangular
plectrum cut out of
coconut shell
and laminated with shellac
Sarod
Modern sarod is made of
wood
Has one end being
rounded
and covered with
parchment
Tabla
Consists of
two drums
, the Dayan (right) and the
Bayan
(left)
Dayan
Cylindrical
wooden drum made of
black
wood
Played with the
right
hand
Bayan
Slightly
conical
and bowl shaped
drum
Made of
metal
or
wood
Played with the
left
hand
Veena
Large stringed instrument with a body
hollowed
out of
wood
Veena
Has a
stem
also made of wood
Has a
gourd
, smaller than the
rounded
part of the body, fixed underneath the neck
Has
twenty-one
metallic frets
Has
seven
strings,
four
of which are main strings
Mridangam
Hollowed out of a single piece of wood, about 60 cm in length
Mridangam
Has a bare black face on the right side with a slight bulge to one side
The left face, the "
tappi
", has two
leather
straps attached to it
Ghatam
One of the most ancient
percussion
instruments of
South
India
Ghatam
Clay
pot with a
narrow
mouth
Made mainly of
clay
backed with brass or copper filings with a small amount of
iron
filings
Pitch can be slightly altered by the application of
plasticized
clay and
water
Middle Eastern music is influenced by the music of
Greece
, India, Central Asia, Spain, the
Caucasus
and the Balkans
Middle Eastern musical culture
Vocal and
compositional
styles are derived from the recitation of the
Holy Koran
Music creates an
ecstatic
emotional
bond between performer and
audience
The suite or collection of individual pieces played together is a major
unifying
compositional principle
Tar
Heavy long-necked lute
with
frets
Kamancheh
Spiked fiddle
Dombak
or
Zarb
Goblet-shaped
drum
Oud
Type of
lute
, primary instrument in Middle
Eastern
music
Middle Eastern music is generally highly improvised and
heterophonic
Vocal
and instrumental music in Middle
Eastern
culture is generally highly ornamented
Drone
3
notes played at the
same
time, heard all the way through the music
Indian
music
Unlike any element of
American
music
Popular instruments that play
drone
are the
Sufi Box
and Tampira
Raga
The main part of Indian music
Melody
Musicians
often
improvize
or make up melodies on the spot
Raga
Often features instruments such as the Sitar, Sarod, and
Flute
Tala
Basic
rhythmic
pattern or cycle
Complicated, about 4-16 beats in a cycle, contains many more
patterns
within it
Popular
Indian rhythm instruments
Talla
,
Ghatam
, and Mridangam
India is the
7th
largest country in the world
Traditional
Indian music originated from the religious literature of the
Vedas
Indian music
Divided into
Carnatic
(Southern India) and
Hindustani
(Northern India)
Carnatic
music
Vocal
music, most compositions written to be
sung
and played on instruments
Raga
is an arrangement of musical notes in aesthetic combination of
ascent
and descent
Tala
in Carnatic music
Has
Sam
(accented) and
Khali
(unaccented) beats
Shruti
Key signature in Indian music, an
expression
in the listener's mind
Swara
Solfa syllables of
Carnatic
music, consisting of 7 notes: Sa, ri, ga, ma, pa,
dha
, ni
Hindustani
music
Drupad
is a traditional form of singing,
Khayal
is a form of vocal music
Indian music
is known for its unique musical characteristic of
improvisation
Improvisation
Creating new beat
patterns
,
rhythms
, and music