3RD- QUARTER- MUSIC- LESSON-MAPEH 8.pptx

INDIAN MUSIC-MUSIC 8

1. INDIAN MUSIC

2. india ITS MUSIC IS A VAST AS ITS GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION AND AS LARGE AS ITS DEMOGRAPHIC POPULATION.

3. VOCAL MUSIC INDIA’S CLASSICAL MUSIC TRADITION INCLUDES CARNATIC AND HINDUSTANI MUSIC WHICH HAVE DEVELOPED OVER MANY CENTURIES.

4. MELISMATIC SINGING WITH NASAL VOCAL QUALITY. SAMA VEDA -A Sacred text. Rig veda – sanctity and liturgical

5. Carnatic music Refers to music of south india Directed to a hindu GOD. “temple music “ Unlike Hindustani music, Carnatic music is unified

6. Music pieces Compositions called “ krti ” are devotional song

7. Hindustani music Goes back to vedic period times around 1000 bc Developed in the 13 th and 14 th centuries ad Northern and central regions Influence by ancient hindu Nasal singing KhYAL means “imagination”

8. Musical instrument from india

9. Ghan Non-membranous percussive instruments

10. GHATAM KARTA MANJIRA NUOT

11. AVANADDH Membranous percussive instrument.

12. DAF DHOL TABLA

13. SUSHIR Also known as “blown air”

14. SHANKH SURPETI

15. BANSURI SHEHNAI

16. tat Reffered to as vina /plucked instruments

17. SITAR GOTUVADYAM EKTAR

18. RABAB GOPICHAND

19. vitat Bowed string instruments

20. Banam Esraj

21. Chikara Sarangi

22. Tala literally means “clap”; variously transliterated as “ tal ”,” taal ”, or taala ” Repeating rhythmic phrase Is the common indian system of rhythm.

23. Theka A sequence of drum-syllables or “ bol ” Hindustani and cartanic music use complex rules to create elaborate patterns of music.

24. Tabla Hindustani music Mridangam “ mridang ” -Carnatic music

25. GHAN AVANADDH SUSHIR TAT VITAT

26. SITAR 6. KARTA BANAM 7. SURPETI SHANKH 8. GOPICHAND MANJIRA 9. RABAB SHEHNAI 10. SARANGI