Cyclic rhythmic structure that organizes a raga in India
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Raga
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- Melodic framework
- Includes all aspects (Rhythm, drone, melody)
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Sitar
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- Plucked instrument
- Oral tradition
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Toombi/Tumbi
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- One-stringed instrument
- In Missy Elliot's "Get Your Freak On"
- In Panjabi MC's "Mundian To Bach Ke"
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Punjab
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Where Bhangra genre originates
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Bhangramuffin
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Blend of Bhangra and Dancehall music
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Ravi Shankar
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Famous sitar player from India
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Bhangra
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- Migration of Punjabi people to UK in 60's and 70's (Diaspora)
- Originally dance song (Performed in circle)
- Borrowed pop Western music --> Sampling
- Instruments: Dhol and toombi
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Apache Indian
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- Created Bhangramuffin
- W/ this fusion of music, focused music on more political and religious issues
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Sampling
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Borrowing music from elsewhere
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Dhol
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- Double-headed barrel drum played w/ sticks
- Most recognizable sound in Bhangra
- Plays short triplet pattern
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Sargam
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The Indian scale (Like "do re mi")
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Tabla
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- Pair of drums
- Keep the tala (Rhythm)
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Rasa
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- "Juice" or "taste"
- Aesthetic flavor of music
- Feeling of music