Samarth Nagarkar: (Session 5) Structures and Disciplines of Raga Vocal Music
This is an in-person event
Thu, 07 May 2020
08:00PM - 09:00PM (EDT)
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Instructor
Samarth Nagarkar
Organizer
Brooklyn Raga Massive
Artistic Director
Neel Murgai
Director
Praveen Ramamurthy
Host
David Ellenbogen
In this online class, over five sessions, we will explore the fundamental forms and structures of Indian classical vocal music and go on to de-construct distinctive styles and disciplines that have evolved over the past two hundred years. Musicians and non-musicians alike are welcome to join.
Class 5: Structures and stylistic disciplines of the Kirana Gharana
As a traditional art form, Indian Classical Music has evolved for centuries to get to its current form. In such a journey, there are naturally aspects and layers that one must unravel to fully understand the depth and richness of the music. While it is sufficient to have an open mind and a willingness to respond emotionally in order to enjoy music, a nuanced understanding of the inner workings of music, greatly enhances the appreciation and enjoyment. Session 1: Overview of the fundamental structure of Indian Classical Vocal Music Session 2: Structures and stylistic disciplines of the Gwalior Gharana Session 3: Structures and stylistic disciplines of the Agra Gharana Session 4: Structures and stylistic disciplines of the Jaipur Gharana Session 5: Structures and stylistic disciplines of the Kirana Gharana