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   Vocage

   25.11.2019 at 00:18

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   Raga Kirvani - Gat in Deepchandi Tal of 14 beats | mp3 sample 30 sec. Raga Kirvani - Gat in Fast Tintal of 16 beats | mp3 sample 30 sec. Interview with Ashwin | mp3 full clip. Album Description This is a special release of a performance/interview of Ashwin on KKUP Radio in Cupertino, California.
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   Mikagis

   22.11.2019 at 03:01

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   Gat is a structure very much like like the sthai in the vocal tradition. It has a fully developed cycle and is invariably accompanied by the tabla. There are two basic approaches; masitkhani and razakhani. The masitkhani gat is the basic slow gat while the razakhani is fast. In recent years, the distinction between the two styles has become.
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   Zulkizragore

   30.11.2019 at 07:35

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   Rash Behari Datta - Fast Gat in tintal (16 beats) Rash Behari Datta - Alaap Rash Behari Datta - Slow Gat in rupak taal (7 beats) Rash Behari Datta - Jhala in tintal (16 beats) Rash Behari Datta - Raag Shobhavari in rupak taal (7 beats) .
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   Faekinos

   28.11.2019 at 05:08

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   Fast Gat In Tintal. Personnel: Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, sarod. Zakir Hussain, table. The sarod is an unfretted, short-necked Hindustani lute. Often carved from a single block of teak, the sarod is characterized by its wide, metal covered fingerboard and thin parchment soundboard.
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   Jutaur

   23.11.2019 at 05:03

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   This is pleasant music; the concluding "Drut Gat in Tintal" ("tintal" referring to fast movement) of the sitar version is especially vigorous. Warmly recommended for fans of Indian classical music.
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   Dok

   28.11.2019 at 23:09

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   Mikree

   25.11.2019 at 09:09

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   Drut Gat in Tintal – NETAI BOSE, a disciple of Mushtaq Ali Khan, is the foremost exponent of the Seniya tradition sitar style — with a sitar tone reminiscent of the rudra bin and a dhrupad-based playing style emphasizing raga architecture played with a spare elegance.
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   Kagabar

   21.11.2019 at 11:41

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   Raga: Kirwani (gat in Rupak Tal & drut Tintal), Hori Thomri, Rajesthani folk Song, & Bengali folk Song. Artists: Pandit Deabshish Bhattacharya / Guitar & Subashish Bhattacharya / Tabla BLISS CD RMI (Classical Vocal) Raga: Komal Rishabh Aswari (vilambit Ek tal & drut tintal) & Raga: Boopali (vilambit Ek tal & drut tintal).