MUSIC 8 5th

It is sometimes called North Indian classical music.

• Carnatic Music

• Gangal Music

• Hindustani Music

• Swarmalika Music

It refers to the music of South India.

• Rig Veda Music

• Hindustani Music

• Sama Veda Music

• Carnatic Music

This is a melodic framework in the tradition of Indian classical music used for improvisation and composition, and is based on a scale with a set of notes.

• ragas

• carnatic

• hindustani

• sitar

It is named after a Persian instrument which means three strings.

• Sarod

• Sitar

• Sarangi

• Surbahar

It is among the most popular instruments in Hindustani classical music.

Known for the its deep, thick, meditative sound and has sympathetic string that give it a vibrant, rich, clear, echoing effect.

• Sarod

• Sitar

• Sarangi

• Surbahar

It can copy the sound of the human voice. It can imitate vocal ornaments such as shakes and sliding movements.

• Sarod

• Sitar

• Sarangi

• Surbahar

It literally means “spring melody” in Hindi. It is a larger plucked instrument.

• Sarod

• Sitar

• Sarangi

• Surbahar

It looks like an oboe. It is used at weddings and processions, and in temples and concerts because of this unique sound.

• Bansuri

• Shehnai

• Veena

• Tabla

It is a bamboo flute that is associated with or mentioned in some Indian love stories, is depicted in some Buddhist paintings, and is revered as a divine instrument of India’s Lord Krishna.

• Bansuri

• Shehnai

• Veena

• Tabla

It is an Arabic word, which means “drum” and is similar to bongos.

• Bansuri

• Shehnai

• Veena

• Tabla