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    In Indian Classical Music, Gaayak and Naayak are titles given to the artists. Naayak and Naayaki Naayaki sangeet is considered superior to standard classical music composition.

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    Musical Instruments. Home; Dilruba; Sitar; Tabla; Tanpura

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    Home; Suggestion Please Contact: abhishri.tainwala@gmail.com.abhishri.tainwala@gmail.com.

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    Kherwa Taal  ... Basic Knowledge

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    Core Knowledge. Ragas. Taals

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    Pt Bhatkande Style of Notation ... Basic Knowledge

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    Basic Knowledge. Core Knowledge. Ragas

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    Komal Rishabh and komal Dhaivat are present in the raga. Rest of the swars are shuddha. Thaat: Bhairav. Jati: Audav - Audav. Time: 3am - 6am. Varjit: Madhyam and Nishad. Vadi: Dhaivat . Samvadi: Gandhar. Aroha: Sa Re Ga Pa Dha Sȧ. Avaroha: Sȧ Dha Pa Ga Pa Dha Ga Re Sa. Pakad: Ga Pa Dha Pa Ga Re Sa , Dha Pa Ga Pa Ga Re Sa. Features of the raga:

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    Dhrupad . Dhrupad is a very old style of singing. Historians are not sure about how it originated and there are many different theories regarding its origin.

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    The Sitar is a popular solo stringed instrument in North Indian Classical Music. Parts of Sitar: The Dandi (stick) is made of wood, the Tumba (hollow base) from gourd, the bridges (Gudach) are made from stag-horn and the frets (Parda) are made of brass. The Sitar has 7 main strings and 11 to 13 sympathetic strings (Tarab strings).

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