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Audio | What Makes Indian Music Unique – Kennedy Center Education

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Source: Music of India, An exploration of Indian music
URL: https://www.kennedy-center.org/education/resources-for-educators/classroom-resources/media-and-interactives/media/international/music-of-india/
Date visited: 2 August 2021

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A brief introduction to Carnatic music (with music examples and interactive map)
Bhava and Rasa explained by V. Premalatha
Free “flow” exercises on this website
Glossary (PDF)
Introduction (values in the light of modernity)
PDF-Repository
Video | Keeping tala with hand gestures: Adi (8 beats) & Misra chapu (7 beats)
Voice culture and singing
Why Carnatic Music Matters More Than Ever
Worldcat.org book and journal search (including Open Access)

Practice four widely used Carnatic talas – free for all learners

Mridanga Vidvan T.R. Sundaresan guides you along as you read and listen. Simply pronounce the syllables of each lesson – straight from the page >>

For details, also refer to the Oxford Illustrated Companion to South Indian Classical Music

Glossary-cum-index
In the following section(s)

Instrumental Music, pp. 105 (percussion)
Tala and Rhythm, pp. 204

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Learn to distinguish and remember the 72 melakarta ragas – free course

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Learn more about the above teachers – both regarded as legends in their own lifetime – on Wikipedia and here:
Vidya Shankar (1920-2010)
https://www.thehindu.com/features/friday-review/music/Art-and-science-converged-here/article16181169.ece

S. Rajam (1919-2010)
Remembering S. Rajam by S. Janaki (Executive Editor, Sruti magazine)
http://www.varalaaru.com/design/article.aspx?ArticleID=971

Website Recommendations – Music Research Library

Source: Music Research Newsletter – 44 5 November 2018
Contact Us: Arati Rao, Vidya Jayaraman and N. Ramanathan
email: mrlibrary.adm@gmail.com

SHAMSA Database
Link: goo.gl/o8rwBx
Category: Sources of Research
Brief: The following is a database uploaded by the scholar Katherine Butler Schofield to the website www.academia.edu, which gives many sources useful for research in Music and Dance in South Asia.
Sahapedia
Link: https://www.sahapedia.org/
Category: Sources of Research
Brief: Sahapedia is an open online resource on the arts, cultures and heritage of India. At Sahapedia, one can read articles, watch videos, listen to interviews, and browse image galleries.
Indian Classical Music Mapping of Kolkata project
Link: http://kolkatamusicmapping.com/
Category: Sources of Research