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    The syllabus covers 10 units related to the origin, development, theory, and practice of Indian classical music. Key topics include the historical roots of Indian music in the Vedic era and folk traditions. It also examines the classical systems of Karnataka and Hindustani music, instruments, ragas and their emotional qualities. Later units explore the relationship between music and fields like science, philosophy and spirituality. The syllabus concludes by looking at modern trends, research methodology, and global influences on Indian music.

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    The syllabus covers 10 units related to the origin, development, theory, and practice of Indian classical music. Key topics include the historical roots of Indian music in the Vedic era and folk traditions. It also examines the classical systems of Karnataka and Hindustani music, instruments, ragas and their emotional qualities. Later units explore the relationship between music and fields like science, philosophy and spirituality. The syllabus concludes by looking at modern trends, research methodology, and global influences on Indian music.

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    Syllabus For Ph.D. Entrance Test Music Unit-I

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    The syllabus covers 10 units related to the origin, development, theory, and practice of Indian classical music. Key topics include the historical roots of Indian music in the Vedic era and folk traditions. It also examines the classical systems of Karnataka and Hindustani music, instruments, ragas and their emotional qualities. Later units explore the relationship between music and fields like science, philosophy and spirituality. The syllabus concludes by looking at modern trends, research methodology, and global influences on Indian music.

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    Entrance Test Music UNIT-I Origin and Development of Music Vedic Music and Folk Music Samagana and Indian music Lakshana Granthas of Indian Music Karnataka and Hindusthani system of Indian Music UNIT-II Indian classical Instrumental Music Indian Folk Instrumental Music Classical and folk music from Global perspective UNIT-III Evolutoin of Raga Raaga-Bhava-Rasa UNIT-IV Music and Psychology Equation of Music with Science-Mathematics Equation of Music with Philosophy and Spirituality UNIT-V Naadoopaasana parampara in India Naadoopaasakaas of India UNIT-VI Melaparampara in Indian Music-Asampurna -Sampurna-Thaat Trinities of Karnatak classical Music and their respective styles Raagalakshanas of some most important raagaas of Karnataka and Hindusthani system of Music UNIT-VII Different Gharaanaas of Uttarai Indian system of Music UNIT-VIII Science of Raaga and Taala in both the systems Concert tradition in Indian music
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    Globalisation and Indian Music Research Methodology in Indian Music UNIT-IX Inventions and Innovations in Indian Music and also other system systems of Music Manodharma Sangeeta -Raaga- Taana- Pallavi- Neraval- Kalpana swara, UNIT-X Research findings and the society Modern trends in Indian music - Education - research -Teaching - Performance -National Integrity Reference List:

    Carnatic music composers: a collection of biographical essays edited by B. Dayananda Rao Hyderabad, [India]: Triveni Foundation, 1994. Gopalakrusna Aiyar, P. V. /P.V. Gopalakrishnan. An index to compositions in Carnatic music, Chennai : Kitancali Art Printars, 1980 Kuppuswami, T. V.Carnatic music and the TamilsDelhi : Kalinga Publications, 1992 Leela, S. V., 1934-Veena, self-taught: an introduction to Carnatic music [Madras: V.P.S. Printers], 1976 New Delhi : D.K. Publishers Distributors, 1976. Panchapakesa Iyer, A. S.Karnataka sangeeta sastra : theory of Carnatic music by A.S. Panchapakesa Iyer ; translated into English by T.T. Vijayaraghavan. Madras : Ganamrutha Prachuram, 1989. Rajagopalan, T. S. Easy ways to enjoy Carnatic music Madras : Abirami Prints, [1989] Ganakale: R. Anantha Krishna Sharma, Kavyalaya Publishers, Mysore, 1973 Karnataka Sangeetha mathu Purandaradasaru , Prof. S K Ramachandra Rao Shrutagana: G T Narayana Rao History of South Indian Music- Ranga Ramanuja Iyengar Dr. Ra. Sathyanarayana- Sangeetha Vahini Psychology of Music-H.P. Krishna Rao Haridasa Movement-Prof. M.V. Krishna Rao Studies in Indian Aesthetics and Criticism Dr. K Krishna Murthy Musical Instruments of India-G.C. Deva History of Indian Music-P. Samba Murthy (Vol-1 to 5)

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