IAS exam questions are based on world history
Civil Services examination conducts by upsc.
In this IAS exam questions are based on history of
India.
Hindustani classical music is primarily vocal-centric.
The major vocal forms associated with
Hindustani...
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IAS exam questions are based on world history
Civil Services examination conducts by upsc.
In this IAS exam questions are based on history of
India.
Hindustani classical music is primarily vocal-centric.
The major vocal forms associated with
Hindustani classical music are the Khayal, Ghazal, dhrupad, dhammar, tarana and thumri.
Dhrupad
are in a medieval form of Hindi and typically heroic in theme, or in praise of a particular deity.
A
more adorned form is called dhamar.
The place of dhrupad has been taken by somewhat less
austere and more free-form khayal.
Each form of Hindustani vocal music i.
e.
dhrupad, dhammar,
khayal, tarana and thumri are explained below.
The Dhrupad is considered one of the oldest forms of Hindustani vocal music.
The performance of
Dhrupad consists of two parts, namely, the exposition section or Alap and the fixed composition of
Bandish.
There are four style of performing Dhrupad.
They are Gaurahari (Gobarahara), Nauhari,
Dagari and Khandari.
Of the
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