Khyāl : creativity within North India's classical music tradition
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Khyāl : creativity within North India's classical music tradition
（Cambridge studies in ethnomusicology）
Cambridge University Press, 1984
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注記
Discography: p. 290-296
Bibliography: p. 297-306
Includes index
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内容説明
This book is a study of khyal, the genre of North Indian classical music which has dominated in performances by highly trained vocalists for at least the past 150 years. It is also a study of cultural history. Spanning as it does a good portion of the periods of the British Raj in India, the struggle for independence, and the flourishing of India as a republic, the history of khyal and of khyal singers is a story of generous patronage by native princes, of the loss of this patronage when courts were dissolved, and of the resilience of musicians in adjusting to the vicissitudes of contemporary artistic life. The book contains an extensive bibliography and discography, as well as illustrations of khyal in performance, genealogical charts and maps. The accompanying cassette illustrates much of the music described in the book.
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