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Tabla, the rhythmic heartbeat of Hindustani classical music, embodies
a rich tradition of percussive artistry and cultural heritage.
In Hindustani
classical music, the tabla serves as the primary rhythmic accompaniment,
providing a dynamic and intricate framework for melodic improvisation.
Tabla
Sitar
Flute
Harmonium
Hindustani vocal music is a traditional form of music that originates
from the Indian subcontinent. It has a rich and vibrant history that dates back
centuries and is known for its complex rhythms.
Hindustani music has evolved
from the classical music tradition of
North India, which was heavily influenced by Persian and Arabic music.
One of the most unique aspects of Hindustani vocal music is its emphasis on
improvisation.
Hindustani
Carnatic
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Welcome to the beginner's guide to Indian classical music. Whether you're stepping into the enchanting world of raga and Indian tala for the first time or seeking a quick refresher, we've curated this concise overview to deepen your understanding. Explore this introductory resource to feel more at ease as you embark on your journey through the rich traditions of Indian classical music.
The notion of a Raag is at the foundation of Indian Classical Music. Simply put, a Raag uniquely defines a set of musical notes and their allowed arrangements to form a melody to evoke a certain mood. In Sanskrit, a Raag means “something that colors your mind.” Within Indian classical musical systems, a Raag has the power to create very specific emotions in one's mind...
Rhythm is encompassed in the notion of Taal (spelled and pronounced tala in Hindi) in Indian classical music, whether Hindustani (North Indian) or Carnatic (South Indian). It is loosely defined as rhythm, but the concept is more nuanced than that and operates by dividing time cyclically rather than linearly.....
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Welcome to Shruti-Sangam. We are dedicated to exploring the profound world of Hindustani Classical Music, delving into its rich intricacies and technical aspects through engaging video demonstrations. This timeless art form, steeped in centuries of evolution, finds its true essence best conveyed through visual aids. Our platform serves as a comprehensive resource for enthusiasts seeking deeper insights into the realm of Indian Classical Music. Upholding the principles of authenticity, our team conducts thorough research on various topics, drawing wisdom from revered sources such as Abhinav Geetanjali by Pt. Ramashreya Jha, Hindustani Sangeet Paddhati by Pt. Bhatkande, among others. It's essential to recognize that while our video encyclopedias offer valuable insights, the true essence of Hindustani Classical Music is most effectively imparted through the revered tradition of Guru-Shishya parampara (Teacher-Student tradition).