دروپاد: سنت و اجرا در موسیقی هند (موسیقی‌شناسی سواس)

Dhrupad Is Believed To Be The Oldest Style Of Classical Vocal Music Performed Today In North India. This Detailed Study Of The Genre Is Built Around Issues Of Tradition And Performance. There Is An Overview Of The Historical Development Of The Dhrupad Tradition And Performance Styles From The Sixteenth Century To The Nineteenth, Followed By Analyses Of Performance Techniques, Processes And Characteristics. The Authors Examine The Relationship Between The Structures Provided By Tradition And Their Realization By The Performer To Provide A Reconsideration Of The Nature Of 'tradition' In Dhrupad. Augmented With A Transcription Of A Complete Dhrupad Performance, This Is The First Book-length Study Of An Indian Vocal Genre To Be Co-authored By An Indian Practitioner And A Western Musicologist.--book Jacket. On Cd: Complete Performance Of Rāg Multāni (ritwik Sanyal, Vocals ; Ashok Kumar Tagore (pakhāvaj) ; Examples Of The Four Bāni (ritwik Sanyal) ; Examples Of The Ten Lakṣanaṣ (ritwik Sanyal). Ritwik Sanyal And Richard Widdess. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 367-374) And Indexes.