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• Riyaz
  '''Riyaz''' is the daily practice of exercises in dance and music. [[Category:Indian Dance]]
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• Main Page
  ...f both common and hard-to-find knowledge about Indian and Nepali dance and music.''' === [[:Category:Indian Dance|Indian Dance]] ===
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• Swaras
  [[Category:Indian Music]]
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• Hindustani scale
  [[Category:Indian Music]]
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• Hindustani Scale
  The '''Hindustani scale''' is composed of 12 semitones. In Indian music, four of the seven main [[swaras]] (Re, Ga, Dha, Ni) may be lowered in pitc [[Category:Indian Music]]
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• Dadra Taal
  ...songs<ref>[http://www.chandrakantha.com/tala_taal/daadra/dadra.html Indian Music - Dadra Tal]</ref>.
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• Matra
  A '''matra''' is a beat in Indian music. For example, the first [[vibhag]] in [[teentaal]] - ''Ta Thai Thai Tat'' -
  276 bytes (46 words) - 18:39, 12 October 2012
• Delhi Bols
  '''Delhi bols''' are some of the most popular bols used in Indian music and dance. Most students and teachers will be familiar with them.
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• Jhaptaal
  ...etrical taal and one of the most common taals in north Indian (Hindustani) music.
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• Swara
  [[Category:Indian Music]]
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• Tabla Bols
  '''Tabla bols''' are a subset of all bols used in Indian dance and music. They are mostly used when playing the tabla, although they are sometimes a
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• Gharana
  ...ers to a particular style or variation of a dance form, in this case North Indian Kathak. ...ndly changed Kathak in terms of language, presentation, costumes, make-up, music, execution, and spiritual and artistic impact. Only the Benares gharana man
  942 bytes (141 words) - 21:30, 15 February 2013