Rag Desh

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What is the structure in the Live Version of the Rag Desh? (version 1)

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All three versions of the rag desh feature a , or a rhythmic pattern. The first note of the tala is called a , and this tala is typically played on the . Sometimes, however, complex rhythms are independent of the beat, and these are called .
Version 1 of the Rag Desh uses the (10) and the Tintal (), version 2 uses the (8), and version 3 uses the (7) and Ektal ().

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Which of the following instruments are present in version 2?

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Which of the following instruments are present in version 3?

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What can be said about the alap?

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Every has a specific purpose, being played during some time of the day or during some . The rag desh is typically played during the and during season. The affection of rag desh is that of and romance.

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( Meend, Tan, Bols, Tala ) is the sliding of notes in intervals of ( quarter tones, half tones, semitones ) or less.
( Tan, Meend, Tabla, Rag ) are rapid scale flourishes done on the sitar or sarangi.

Rag Desh

What is the structure in the Live Version of the Rag Desh? (version 1)

Which of the following instruments are present in version 2?

Which of the following instruments are present in version 3?

What can be said about the alap?

Every has a specific purpose, being played during some time of the day or during some . The rag desh is typically played during the and during season. The affection of rag desh is that of and romance.

Meend Tan Bols Tala( Meend, Tan, Bols, Tala ) is the sliding of notes in intervals of quarter tones half tones semitones( quarter tones, half tones, semitones ) or less. Tan Meend Tabla Rag( Tan, Meend, Tabla, Rag ) are rapid scale flourishes done on the sitar or sarangi.

( Meend, Tan, Bols, Tala ) is the sliding of notes in intervals of ( quarter tones, half tones, semitones ) or less.
( Tan, Meend, Tabla, Rag ) are rapid scale flourishes done on the sitar or sarangi.