Shift of modal tonic in relation to simple and complex repetitive ragas in Karnataka music
Author :Murty, P.N.S.
Keywords :Musicology
Karnatak Music
Ragas
Issue Date :1977
Publisher :Sangeet Natak Akademi, New Delhi
Description :This article is about the Shift of modal tonic in relation to simple and complex repetitive ragas in Karnataka music. A complex repetitive raga is a raga which can be derived from a Melakarta by changing the name of the one of two swaras but not the frequencies A repetitive raga is a raga claiming more than one parent mela. Due to eschewing of common notes, a raga can be ascribed to more than one Janaka raga taking swarastlianas into consideration.
Source :Sangeet Natak Akademi
Type :Article
Received From :Sangeet Natak Akademi
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Murty, P.N.S.
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2017-06-19T08:07:20Z
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1977
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This article is about the Shift of modal tonic in relation to simple and complex repetitive ragas in Karnataka music. A complex repetitive raga is a raga which can be derived from a Melakarta by changing the name of the one of two swaras but not the frequencies A repetitive raga is a raga claiming more than one parent mela. Due to eschewing of common notes, a raga can be ascribed to more than one Janaka raga taking swarastlianas into consideration.
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