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The Music of South Asia
The Music of South Asia
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The music in India, Afghanistan and Pakistan.
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1
Upon gaining control in Kabul in 1996, the Taliban issued a decree stating that those with ______ would be imprisoned.
Cassette tapes
CD players
Rubabs
Guitars
2
In a Carnatic kriti, the pallavi is a section that roughly corresponds to a(n):
Improvised introduction
Refrain
Second verse
Composer's signature
3
Raga is a scale. If we think of a continuum with a basic
scale
at one end and a
tune
at the other, raag falls in between
True
False
4
Raga are often associated with a specific time of day or season in which they are meant to be performed.
False
True
5
Define the idea of tala:
A beat cycle
A type of lute
A type of drum
The name of a raga
6
Name the musical section that begins a Hindustani instrumental performance and features free rhythm raga improvisation.
jor
alap
jhala
sawal-jawab
7
True or False? Qawwali is considered the national music of India.
False
True
8
True or False? Bollywood films emphasize Indian music and dance:
True
False
9
The standard instrumentation for Qawwli is:
harmonium, veena, mridangam
harmonium, chorus of singers, lead vocalist
chorus, piano, guitar
harmonium, sitar, tabla
10
Name the two major systems of Indian classical music:
Hindustani and Carnatic
Hindustani and Mughal
Carnatic and Bollywood
Vedas and Natyasatra
11
“The Trinity” are three composers considered responsible for fully developing Carnatic music.
False
True
12
A guru-shishya relationship is the basis of:
Learning Sanskrit literature
Learning Carnatic music
Learning Indian Dance
Learning Hindustani music
13
True or False? Afghan singer Ahmed Zamir is often referred to as “the Afghan Frank Sinatra.”
True
False