Music in India: The Classical Traditions

E. G. · Bonnie C. Wade

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This book focuses on the two traditions of Indian Classical Music; North Indian or Hindustani and South Indian or Karnatak. It is an introduction to principles ideas and systems of the above two traditions.

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