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A brief introduction to Carnatic music
A music for all: How Carnatic music unites and keeps spreading
Gitam | A song for learners to be sung with feeling
A free melakarta course
Mela quiz: A simple DIY memory test
Boggle Your Mind with Mela (BYMM) method – free mini course
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Glossary (PDF)
Indian music in intercultural education
Lesson inspired by Gandhi’s understanding of music
Musical map
Practice four widely used Carnatic talas
Tala Anubhava: 25 rhythm exercises
Tambura
Voice culture and singing – free resource
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Adapting Indian Universals in Music Education
“Cosmic Order, Cosmic Play: An Indian Approach to Rhythmic Diversity”
CD Sambho Mahadeva Vina/South India by Rajeswari Padmanabhan and K.S. Subramanian
Eloquent Percussion: A Guide to South Indian Rhythm
Find a copy of The Oxford Illustrated Companion to South Indian Classical Music
La musica carnatica: Un aspetto centrale della cultura sudindiana
Il raga che porta la pioggia by Pia Srinivasan
Mariyamman – songs by Sirgali Govindarajan & Madurai Somasundaram
Raga Dhana: An Alpha-Numerical Directory of Ragas
Mahatma Gandhi on “music of mind, of the senses and of the heart”
Unity in Diversity, Antiquity in Contemporary Practice? South Indian Music Reconsidered
Vaitari: A musical picture book from Kerala
What’s the difference between Hindustani and Carnatic music?
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Video | Karaikudi Vina Tradition: Sreevidhya Chandramouli
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