Indian Music 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? MusicIndian and African MusicIGCSEEdexcel Created by: Gabby WoodwardCreated on: 09-03-13 13:30 A set of notes usually between 5 and 8 raga 1 of 30 Raga students join this to learn theories and traditions about playing Gharana 2 of 30 A pair of Indian drums Tabla 3 of 30 The smaller, higher pitched, right-hand drum dayan 4 of 30 Larger, lower-sounding drum for left-hand baya 5 of 30 The instrument which improvises the melody sitar 6 of 30 The tala has a set number of beats called... matras 7 of 30 The first beat of the tala is called... Sam 8 of 30 Each tala is set into groups called... vibhags 9 of 30 A typical raga has this number of sections four 10 of 30 There is no beat or set pulse to the melody in this section. Alap 11 of 30 Another name for the Gat section, but with instruments only Bandish 12 of 30 A Syllable often played with the beat dhin 13 of 30 Slightly sharp notes tivra 14 of 30 Slightly flat notes komal 15 of 30 A flute made of bamboo Bansuri 16 of 30 An instrument with a double reed, like an oboe Shenhai 17 of 30 A mini-sitar with a fretless fingerboard Sarod 18 of 30 Raga performances are... improvised 19 of 30 ... sometimes perform with instruments aswell singers 20 of 30 The instrument creating the drone Tambura 21 of 30 The most popular Indian keyboard instrument Harmonium 22 of 30 The flat hand strikes the bays like a slap kat 23 of 30 The skin of the days is struck between the rim and the duggi in a brushing movement tin 24 of 30 A small, bowed instrument with no frets sarangi 25 of 30 Sitars have ... strings underneath the main strings sympathetic 26 of 30 Third note of the raga scale ga 27 of 30 Sixth note of the raga scale dha 28 of 30 Sometimes the ... joins in audience 29 of 30 Usually the ... uses the 'sa' and 'pa' notes drone 30 of 30
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