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The music rooted in the classical (Northern and Southern) music systems of India.
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Is there a raga in Hindustani or Carnatic classical music with this note-set?
I'm looking to identify the audav-sampuurNa raga that has the following aaroh / avaroh.
Hindustani notation:
SRGPnS', S'ndPmGRS
Aaroh / ascent: Sha.Daj, shuddh R^iShabh, shuddh ga.ndhaar, pa.ncham …
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When, why, and how did Mayamalavagowla become the fundamental scale of Carnatic music?
Students of Carnatic classical music are taught Mayamalavagowla (melakarta 15), aka the double harmonic major / gypsy major scale, as the default. The introductory exercises for voice and ear training …
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Why is ektaal called ektaal?
एकताल (iTrans: ek_taal) is among the common talas, or rhythmic cycles, used in Hindustani (North Indian) classical music. It is the equivalent in the Khayal style of the dhrupad tala चौेताल chautaal o …
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