For Indians, dance is not only art, but also has religious connotations. Indian dance originates from the extremely pious, clean and selfless love for God. Dancers express and interpret everything in the universe through their fingers, arms, eyes, facial features, and body. Therefore, some Indian dances are only performed in temples for the gods, and Indian dances have an added layer of mystery.
Basic movements: Indian dance has a fast rhythm, and a 4-minute dance has more than 50 movements. Including gestures, eyes, inner thoughts, and facial expressions, this ever-changing posture can represent people's seven emotions and six desires, and even represent natural scenery such as heaven, earth, mountains and rivers, and natural phenomena such as day and night.
Among the elements of Indian music, beat plays an extremely important role. Indians attach great importance to beats, which comes from their ancient poetry writing methods and concepts of poetry rhythm. Because in India, whether it is Sanskrit or regional dialects, all syllables are classified according to their length of time
Indian classical musical instruments:
India has a very rich The musical instruments can be confirmed from ancient documents or depictions in ancient temples. Due to the inheritance of religion and India's love tradition, Indian musical instruments have not changed much over thousands of years; while the British have ruled for more than 300 years, European musical instruments have not. Only the improved Indian violin, portable organ and the Mokhan Vina, which was adapted from the guitar in modern times, are left.
?6?1 Indian string instruments:
Vina, Sarasati Vina, Vichitra Vina), Rudra Vina, Mayuri Vina, Gotuvadyam, Sitar, Dilruba, Shinila Babi Seni Rabab, Sarangi, Saringda, Sarod, Dotar, Esraj, Goubiquan Gopichand or Ektar, Sarinda, Chikara, Tambura, Rabab, Su Sringara, Swaraman Dala (Swarmandala)
?6?1 The invention of sitar:
Amir Khusru, a court musician of the Islamic dynasty in 1296-1316 AD. The Vina was changed into sitar. This master was also the first to change Persian music and Indian music into raga!
?6?1 Indian air-sounding instruments:
Nagasara or Nari, Punji, Nallatarang, Kuma, Sahanai, Karana, No**ug , Drone, Ninkairna, Taturi, Nafari, Kural, Basuri
24) Indian membrane-sounding musical instruments: Tabla, Mridangam, Pakhawaj, Dholak, Dholki, Damaru , Nagara, Karadsamila, Edaka, Pancha Mukha Vadyam, Udupe.
?6?1 Tabla:
It is the most popular North Indian percussion instrument. It is a pair of drums. The bass is called (Bayan) and the treble is called ( Dayan), so it is also called double-headed drum. This drum was improved by Pakhawaj from the Amir Khusru tree about 700 years ago and became what it is today.
?6?1 Pakhawaj drum:
A 14-bar Matras indispensable rhythm drum in Hindustan, North India. The drum music score of 14 beats is as follows: Ke Dhi ta Dhi ta Dha aa, Ke Ti ti Ti ti Ta aa.
?6?1 Tala Vadaya:
The orchestra combines a variety of percussion instruments, such as Tabla, Pacavaja ( Pakhawaj), magic single root (Mridangam), clay pot drum (Ghatam)... take turns to fight or strike together symphonically to create a climax.
?6?1 Body sound instruments:
Ghungru, Sengkheng, Talam, Manjira, Sil-snyan, Tokka, Chakra, Mursig. Other answers: Are you in the preparatory class?
For Indians, dance is not only art, but also has religious connotations. Indian dance originates from the extremely pious, clean and selfless love for God. Dancers express and interpret everything in the universe through their fingers, arms, eyes, facial features, and body. Therefore, some Indian dances are only performed in temples for the gods, and Indian dances have an added layer of mystery.
Basic movements: Indian dance has a fast rhythm, and a 4-minute dance has more than 50 movements. Including gestures, eyes, inner thoughts, and facial expressions, this ever-changing posture can represent people's seven emotions and six desires, and even represent natural scenery such as heaven, earth, mountains and rivers, and natural phenomena such as day and night.
Among the elements of Indian music, beat plays an extremely important role. Indians attach great importance to beats, which comes from their ancient poetry writing methods and concepts of poetry rhythm. Because in India, whether it is Sanskrit or regional dialects, all syllables are classified according to their length of time
Indian classical musical instruments:
India has a very rich The musical instruments can be confirmed from ancient documents or depictions in ancient temples. Due to the inheritance of religion and India's love tradition, Indian musical instruments have not changed much over thousands of years; while the British have ruled for more than 300 years, European musical instruments have not. Only the improved Indian violin, portable organ and the Mokhan Vina, which was adapted from the guitar in modern times, are left.
?6?1 Indian string instruments:
Vina, Sarasati Vina, Vichitra Vina), Rudra Vina, Mayuri Vina, Gotuvadyam, Sitar, Dilruba, Shinila Babi Seni Rabab, Sarangi, Saringda, Sarod, Dotar, Esraj, Goubiquan Gopichand or Ektar, Sarinda, Chikara, Tambura, Rabab, Su Sringara, Swaraman Dala (Swarmandala)
?6?1 The invention of sitar:
Amir Khusru, a court musician of the Islamic dynasty in 1296-1316 AD. The Vina was changed into sitar. This master was also the first to change Persian music and Indian music into raga!
?6?1 Indian air-sounding instruments:
Nagasara or Nari, Punji, Nallatarang, Kuma, Sahanai, Karana, No**ug , Drone, Ninkairna, Taturi, Nafari, Kural, Basuri
24) Indian membrane-sounding musical instruments: Tabla, Mridangam, Pakhawaj, Dholak, Dholki, Damaru , Nagara, Karadsamila, Edaka, Pancha Mukha Vadyam, Udupe
?6?1 Tower. Tabla:
It is the most popular North Indian percussion instrument. It is a pair of drums. The bass is called (Bayan) and the treble is called (Dayan), so it is also called a double-headed drum. About 700 years ago, Amir Khusru was improved by Pakhawaj and became what it is today.
?6?1 Pakhawaj drum:
A 14-bar Matras indispensable rhythm drum in Hindustan, North India. The drum music score of 14 beats is as follows: Ke Dhi ta Dhi ta Dha aa, Ke Ti ti Ti ti Ta aa.
?6?1 Tala Vadaya:
The orchestra combines a variety of percussion instruments, such as Tabla, Pacavaja ( Pakhawaj), magic single root (Mridangam), clay pot drum (Ghatam)... Take turns to fight or strike together symphonically to create a climax.
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