3rd Quarter Mapeh Quiz

is known as the "land of spirituality and philosophy." It is the birthplace of some major religions that exist in the world, like Buddhism

• Pakistan

• India

• Bangladesh

• Saudi

meaning "to please," is based on traditional melodic patterns of five to nine tones, on which melodies are formed. The minor interval perceptible to the ear is called shruti. In Western music, this is called microtones. Also known as “melody”

• Tala

• Raga

• Yoga

• Rubab

which means "clap" or "rhythm," is the arrangement of beat patterns arranged in groups. For example, a tala of ten beats might be performed in the pattern 3+2+3+2 or 2+3+2+3. An accent is applied in each group of beats, but the first beat signifies the importance of the musical composition The tempo has three basic types-slow, medium, and fast. Each is anticipated to be precisely twice as fast as the next slowest tempo. Forms in music usually follow a specific musical structure. Indian music has two forms, the open and the closed.

• Tala

• Raga

• Rubab

• None of the above

Indian Notation

• Sa

  Ri

  Ga

  Ma

  Pa

  Dha

  Ni

• Do

  Re

  Mi

  Fa

  Sol

  La

  Ti

• None

• None

Aerophone

• • Tanpura or Tanpuri - This is a four- or five-string longnecked lute instrument that provides the melody and the drone effect that presents the music to its tonic or home key tone.

• 1. Shehnai -This is made of wood with a metal flare bell at the end.

• • Veena or Vina - This has three melodic strings and three drone strings; this is famous in the southern part of India.

• 1. Bansuri -This plays the melody part

Chordophone

• • Veena or Vina - This has three melodic strings and three drone strings; this is famous in the southern part of India.

• • Rebab - This is a thin-necked string instrument.

• • Sitar - This is a plucked lute instrument with adjustable metal frets that may be tied to the fingerboard in the positions of a particular raga. It has thin wires under the frets that give a vibrating sound. Ravi Shankar is a famous Indian sitar player.

• • Tanpura or Tanpuri - This is a four- or five-string longnecked lute instrument that provides the melody and the drone effect that presents the music to its tonic or home key tone.

Idiophone

• 1. Jal Tarang -This consists of a set of tuned ceramic bowls. A beater strikes the bowls to produce Awatery sound

• Ayan sagot

1. Membranophone

• 1. Tabla -This is a two-drum instrument; one drum is tuned to the tonic or key tone while the other creates a variety of tones and timbres. It plays the tala part.

• Mridangam - - This is a twoheaded drum laid across the player's lap. It is played by striking both ends covered with animal skin. It plays tala part.

• 1. Bansuri -This plays the melody part

came from the root word yuj, which means "to add," "to join," "to unite," or "to attach." It is a physical, mental, and spiritual discipline from India. It allows the mind and body to unite and work in coordination to form a more balanced and responsible human being.

• Exercise

• Yoga

• Stretching

• None

1. -This is made of wood with a metal flare bell at the end.

• Shehnai

• Bansuri

• Tanpura

• Sitar