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    The document discusses the vocal music traditions of India, Pakistan, and Israel. It says that Indian vocal music is melismatic singing with nasal voice quality, Pakistani vocal music developed with multiple influences, and Israeli singers have a distinctive guttural and throaty style. It then lists musical instruments and asks the reader to name them. These include the karta, surpeti, shehnai, banam, rabab, gopichand, shankh, sitar, and ghatam. The document also contrasts the differences between Carnatic music of South India and Hindustani music of North India. It asks the reader to name the tabla, oud, harmonium, and sitar instruments.

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    The document discusses the vocal music traditions of India, Pakistan, and Israel. It says that Indian vocal music is melismatic singing with nasal voice quality, Pakistani vocal music developed with multiple influences, and Israeli singers have a distinctive guttural and throaty style. It then lists musical instruments and asks the reader to name them. These include the karta, surpeti, shehnai, banam, rabab, gopichand, shankh, sitar, and ghatam. The document also contrasts the differences between Carnatic music of South India and Hindustani music of North India. It asks the reader to name the tabla, oud, harmonium, and sitar instruments.

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    Activity 1: Where in The World Is Central Asia South Asia West Asia

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    Kimberly Chavez
    The document discusses the vocal music traditions of India, Pakistan, and Israel. It says that Indian vocal music is melismatic singing with nasal voice quality, Pakistani vocal music developed with multiple influences, and Israeli singers have a distinctive guttural and throaty style. It then lists musical instruments and asks the reader to name them. These include the karta, surpeti, shehnai, banam, rabab, gopichand, shankh, sitar, and ghatam. The document also contrasts the differences between Carnatic music of South India and Hindustani music of North India. It asks the reader to name the tabla, oud, harmonium, and sitar instruments.

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    Activity 1: Where in the World is…

    Central Asia South Asia West Asia

    Afghanistan India Israel

    Kazakhstan Pakistan Iran

    Pakistan Sri Lanka

    Describe the vocal music of India, Pakistan and Israel.

    The vocal music of India is melismatic singing with nasal voice quality. Pakistan’s
    vocal is unique and was formed with multiple influences. Israeli singers have a
    distinctive vocal style. They sing with guttural and throaty enunciation.

    Activity 4: Name It!

    Name the following instruments.

    1. Karta

    2. Surpeti

    3. Shehnai

    4. Banam

    5. Rabab

    6. Gopichand

    7. Shankh

    8. Sitar

    9. Dhol

    10. Ghatam

    Activity 3: Whish is Which?


    Carnatic Music Hindustani Music

    Unified Khyal

    Krti Nasal Singing

    Temple Music Persian Influence

    Southern Northern

    Lyrical Imagination

    Name the following instrument.

    1. Tabla

    2. Oud

    3. Harmonium

    4. Sitar

    5.

    6.

    Activity 5: Peace, Order and Organize!

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