MUSIC 8 5th

It is sometimes called North Indian classical music.

It refers to the music of South India.

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.

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

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.

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

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

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

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.

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