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This chapter takes an ethnomusicological approach to communication within Indian raga music, showing how this can operate through both auditory and non-auditory channels. It suggests that non-verbal and auditory features of a performance can combine to create a cultural Gestalt whose intrinsically musical features are part of a social milieu that must be considered in its entirety for a full appreciation of the communicative potential of the music.
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