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  • South Asian arts
    / Further development of the grama-ragas

    …text on Indian music, the Brihaddeshi, written by the theorist Matanga about the 10th century ce, the grama-ragas are said to derive from the jatis. In some respects at least, the grama-ragas resemble not the jatis but their parent scales. The author of the Brihaddeshi claims to be the first…

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    …text on Indian music, the Brihaddeshi, written by the theorist Matanga about the 10th century ce, the grama-ragas are said to derive from the jatis. In some respects at least, the grama-ragas resemble not the jatis but their parent scales. The author of the Brihaddeshi claims to be the first…

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