Urgent: the characteristics of Indian dance music! ~

For Indians, dance is not only an art, but also a religious significance. Indian dance stems from unparalleled piety, cleanliness and selflessness to God. Dancers use their fingers, arms, eyes, facial features and bodies to express and interpret everything in the universe. Therefore, some Indian dances are only performed for gods in temples, which adds a layer of mystery to Indian dances.

Basic movements: Indian dance has a lively rhythm, and there are about 50 movements in a 4-minute dance. Including gestures, eyes, inner thoughts and facial expressions, this changeable gesture can represent people's secular desires, and even represent natural scenery such as heaven and earth and natural phenomena such as day and night.

Among the elements of Indian music, the beat plays an extremely important role. Indians attach great importance to beat, which stems from their poetic method and rhythm concept since ancient times. Because in India, regardless of Sanskrit or regional dialect, all syllables are classified according to time.

Indian classical instruments:

India is rich in musical instruments, which can be confirmed by ancient documents or descriptions of ancient temples. Due to the inheritance of religion and India's love for tradition, Indian musical instruments have not changed much for thousands of years. Britain ruled for more than 300 years, but only the improved Indian violin, portable organ and Mohan Wiener, who was converted from guitar in modern times, remained in Europe.

Indian stringed instruments:

Vina, Sara Sativina, Vichitravana, Rudravana, Meridian, ((Vina, Mayuri), Goutuwada piano Gotuvadyam), Sitar, Dilruba. Seni Rabab, Sarangi, Saringda, Sarod, Dotar, Esraj Ji Qin, Gopichand or Ektar, Sarinda, Chikara. Tamboura, Labarbe, Sushilin Allah, Svo Mandala.

The invention of Starchin:

Amir Khusru, a court musician of the Islamic dynasty, changed the Wiener into a sitar in 1296- 1365438. The master was also the first person to turn Persian music and Indian music into ragtime music!

Aeroacoustic instruments of India;

Nagasara or Nari, Punji, Nallatarang, Kural, Sahanai, Karana, Nosbu Valley (No**ug), Drone, Nicard Irna and Ta.

24) Indian musical instruments: Tabla, Mridangam, Pakhawaj, Dholki, Dolgij, Damaru, Nagara, Karadsamila. Idaka (Edaka), Pancha Mukha Vadyam and Udupe.

Tabula (Tabula):

It is the most popular northern Indian percussion instrument, and 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 kind of drum looks like today after Amir Khusru was improved by Pakhawaj about 700 years ago.

Pakhawaj drum:

A 14 bar Matras drum is indispensable in Hindustan, North India. The drum score of 14 beat is as follows: Kedi Titi Tata aa, Kedi Tita AA.

Tara wadaya:

The orchestra took turns or symphonically played a variety of percussion instruments, such as Tabra, Pakhawaji, Miridangam and Ghatam, which created a climax.

Body singing instrument:

Gongru, Sangha, Talam, Mangila, Sil-Sinian, Toka, chakra and Mursig.