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    Carnatic music originated in South India and was influenced by the bhakti movement. It grew during the Vijayanagar Empire through the Haridasa movement led by Purandara Dasa, who is considered the father of Carnatic music and composed around 475,000 works. Venkatamakhin classified ragas in the melakarta system. Govindacharya later expanded this system into the current sampoorna raga scheme. Carnatic music is melodic and vocal-based, with compositions meant to be sung and played in a singing style, relying on ragas and talas.

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    Carnatic music originated in South India and was influenced by the bhakti movement. It grew during the Vijayanagar Empire through the Haridasa movement led by Purandara Dasa, who is considered the father of Carnatic music and composed around 475,000 works. Venkatamakhin classified ragas in the melakarta system. Govindacharya later expanded this system into the current sampoorna raga scheme. Carnatic music is melodic and vocal-based, with compositions meant to be sung and played in a singing style, relying on ragas and talas.

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    Carnatic Music

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    Carnatic music originated in South India and was influenced by the bhakti movement. It grew during the Vijayanagar Empire through the Haridasa movement led by Purandara Dasa, who is considered the father of Carnatic music and composed around 475,000 works. Venkatamakhin classified ragas in the melakarta system. Govindacharya later expanded this system into the current sampoorna raga scheme. Carnatic music is melodic and vocal-based, with compositions meant to be sung and played in a singing style, relying on ragas and talas.

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    CARNATIC MUSIC

    MEMBERS

    • Caeli Jemille Gumasing


    • Eirah Sofia Hermogenes
    • Zoe Cia
    • Gerah Rivera Casilao
    • Audrey Mhae Bernardo
    • Sunjin Lapig
    BRIEF HISTORY

    • was based in south-india


    • was substantially influenced by the pan-Indian bhakti movement
    • experienced renewed growth during the vijayanagar empire through the kannada haridasa
    movement of vyasaraja, purandara dasa, kanakadasa and others.
    PURANDARA DASA

    • known as the father of carnatic music


    • formulated the basic lessons of carnatic music and have produced around 475, 000
    compositions
    VENKATAMAKHIN

    • is credited with the classification of ragas in the melakarta system and wrote his most
    important work
    GOVINDACHARYA

    • expanded the melakarta scheme into the sampoorna raga system


    • is the system in common use today
    CARNATIC MUSIC

    • is completely melodic, with improvised variations


    • main emphasis is on vocal music
    • most compositions are written to be sung, and even played on instruments
    • they are meant to be performed in a singing style (known as gayaki)
    • rests on two main elements: raga, the modes, and taja, the rhythmic cycless

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