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What is the classical music of South India called?
 
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Describe the instrumentation of the music ensemble commonly associated with temple worship, religious processions, weddings and auspicious occasions of all kinds.
 
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  • The classical music of South India is called karnataka sangeeta or in English simply Carnatic music.



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  • An ensemble of two or more nagasvaram double-reed pipes with tavil drums.




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