The Contribution of Music to Indian Literature
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Number of Questions: 15 | |
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Which ancient Indian text is considered to be the foundation of Indian classical music?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its intricate rhythmic patterns and improvisations?
Who is considered to be the father of Indian classical music?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its devotional songs and use of the harmonium?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the ektara (one-stringed instrument) and its focus on social and political issues?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the veena (plucked string instrument) and its focus on Carnatic ragas (melodic scales)?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the tabla (pair of drums) and its focus on rhythmic patterns?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the sitar (plucked string instrument) and its focus on Hindustani ragas (melodic scales)?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the sarangi (bowed string instrument) and its focus on folk melodies?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the harmonium and its focus on devotional songs?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the ektara (one-stringed instrument) and its focus on social and political issues?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the veena (plucked string instrument) and its focus on Carnatic ragas (melodic scales)?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the tabla (pair of drums) and its focus on rhythmic patterns?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the sitar (plucked string instrument) and its focus on Hindustani ragas (melodic scales)?
Which Indian classical music genre is known for its use of the sarangi (bowed string instrument) and its focus on folk melodies?