Raga revelry : a journey through North Indian classical music /
An introduction to North Indian classical music. Introduces the structures of raga (melody) and tala (rhythm) and the philosophy underlying the music.
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[Collingwood, Victoria, Australia] :
Distributed by Contemporary Arts Media,
©2012.
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Table of Contents:
- Disc 1. Chapters. Rāga experiences
- Vijay Kichlu
- Opening song
- Connection to the soul
- Antiquity and agenda
- Influences and expansion
- Voice production
- Comparison to western music
- Mastering solpha syllables
- Alankara and Paltā
- Improvisation
- Gurukulā in modern India
- Guru and Shishya roles ; Introduction to melody
- Nuances
- Rasa
- Parampara institutionalized
- Propagating the music
- Emotional bond
- Introduction to rhythm
- Vocalization in rhythm
- Introduction to tabla
- Talā : cyclic pattern
- Tempo
- Inviting the world
- Tabla : accompanying instrument
- Tihāi
- Significance of the listener
- Mukhadā : rhythm and melody
- The essence of Hindustani music.
- Disc 2. Study tracks. Alankāra and Paltā
- Tonic sa
- Vowels and enunciation
- Ascent and descent order
- One scale, many rāgas
- Nuances
- Vocalization in rhythm
- Tāla : cyclic pattern
- One cycle, multiple tālas
- The elements of the beat
- Theka embellishments
- Improvisations in rhythm
- Mukhadā : rhythm and melody
- Vocal music
- Instrumental music
- Interviews.