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Importance of instruments in Indian music
Instruments have special significance in music. Without it, the beauty of singing, playing, dancing is like a half-baked bud. Singing, playing, dancing, the accompaniment of instruments blooms like a fully developed Suman. Instruments have special significance not only in singing, playing and dancing but also in plays. Like singing, playing is also essential in the theatrical field. Bharat Muni has said.
"Vadyeshu Yatna: First Work: Vadanti Shaiya Chan Natyam Vadanti Vadyam.
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Seven tones, ornaments and harmonium
Indian music is based on the disciplined use of tones and rhythms. The group of seven vowels is called octave. The Indian music octave has seven tones-
Sa (Shadaj), Re (Rishabh), G (Gandhar), Ma (Medium), Pa (Pancham), Dha (Dhaivat), Ni (Nishad)
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Sa, re, c, m, padh, ni
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