Indian Classical Raga Music Ebook Series Book 1

Indian Classical Raga Music Part 1

This book is for the beginners and young students who are eager to learn the Raga Music and the flute (Basuri). This book contains the simple ragas and talas. Ragas: Hansdhwani, Bhupali, Yaman

This book is an amazing one, you can click on the sound icon to listen to the music. There are several compositions in different talas. I hope you will enjoy learning through this book.
Note: This book only works in PC. Smart phone will not work.
Size: 16.8 mb
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Using the Book

Double clicking on the sound icon will activate the sound clip.
General instructions will be given such as when to start a taan. For e.g. the picture in the left says "Taan from 5", which means after 4 beats of the Teentaal, you have to start the taan.

Speed: What should be the speed of a phrase of a composition?
The section above Taan shows Notes in Cells that are to be played in one single beat. It may be single for one notes such as [m], [P], [S'], [S'], but double for [R'G'] [S'R'], [R'P'], [G'm'].

The Taan here in the above picture is 4 times of a single beat, i.e. you have to play 4 notes in one beat. [GRmG], [RSNS], [GRmG], [RSNS]

Pitch: When should a note be played in high octave or in Low octave?
Any underlined note should be played in lower octave such as P, D, N, S.
Notes ending with ' symbol are to be played in high octave such as S', R', G', m'.