Bharatiya Sangeet Prokorso by Nabanita Chattopadhyay [Hardcover]

A history of evolution and development. The source stream of factual historical accounts of Indian music developed through the clash and integration of Arya and Arya cultures and cultures. Major genres have been selected from the numerous informative streams of music history since the Vedic period. Chronological historical facts of how uniform Indian music emerged in distinct styles of northern and southern styles after de-abbreviation of Vedic music are included in this book based on texts and commentaries of music greats. Music terminology is defined and explained with a detailed introduction to the contributions of musicians and music virtuosos of North and South India. Methodology and interpretation of material and theoretical issues are particularly noteworthy. Dhrupad, Khayal, Toppa and Thungri, Tarana, etc. Choral Organs, Genres, Rhythms and Rhythms of North Indian Music, Evolution of Notation, Western Music, Tatavadya etc. are special attractions of the book. New additions to this edition are 'Appendix' chapter essays that will benefit the readers. A thoroughly researched book on the foundation and evolution of Indian musing starting with the Aryan settlement in India. A scholar of music, Nabanita Chattopadhyay, has shown the progression of music across all regions of our country and the influence of each culture on shaping the musical identity of our nation as a whole.