Daive-Maanushi Veena The Veena is a distinct musical instrument that has its roots in the indigenous culture. the veena is an essential part of Indian music and culture, with a rich history that dates back to Vedic literature and the great epics of Ramayana and
The veena is an instrument of great antiquity It commands peculiar veneration and distinction among all our musical instruments. It is a string instrument plucked like the Harp and the Guitar. Though deficient in volume its sound has a captivating tonal quality. No other instrument
Music is known as a universal language. It is also identified as the language of emotions. There are three forms or classes of languages used by human beings and animals. These three forms are Sound language Sign language, and Word language. Out of them, the
The connection between regularity and human perception of sound is well-established. Regular vibrations, as found in pleasing musical sounds, are enjoyable to hear and evoke positive feelings, while irregular vibrations, such as those in noise, are unpleasant and can cause discomfort. Essentially, the cause of
Nervous System The human body is made up primarily of bones, muscles, and nerves. Bones provide support and structure, muscles allow for movement, and nerves act as a communication system. The nervous system is composed of two sets of nerves and nerve centers: the cerebro-spinal
It’s interesting to note that the intensity of emotions is influenced by the strength of reflex actions within a person’s mind. Someone with a nervous disposition and weak willpower is highly affected by external stimuli and will experience emotions such as joy, love, anger, and
Bharateeya Sangeeta singers have a distinctive approach to pitch selection for their performances. They typically opt for a pitch that they can sing effortlessly, which is often the same as their speaking voice. The first note of the Middle Scale, also referred to as the
Music has played a significant role in the expression of devotion and emotions in cultures across the world. For instance, in India, Hindu devotees sang in praise of God with one pitch known as “Eka Swaragayan”. In contrast, in the West, Catholics and Christians began
The Changing Standards of South Indian Classical Music: A Critical Analysis of Causes and Effects The standards of art and art appreciation are rarely uniform. Among scholars, there is a growing belief that South Indian Music has fallen from the high standards of classical art
The IMPECCABLE VOICE OF INDIAN MUSIC The IMPECCABLE VOICE OF INDIAN MUSIC The singing voice is believed to be the primary instrument that can have a positive impact on the mind, bringing it back to its natural state and opening up inner energy. Voice serves
