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serike

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What is the role of the mridangam in the kalpana svaras?
 
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Describe what you hear in the pitch aspects of the melody in this section that relates to the definition of kalpana svaras in WOM, p207.
 
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Answer to Question 1

 The mridangam continues to accompany the melody being played on the veena, playing rhythm patterns within the adi tala cycles that complement the rhythms of the melody.
18:00-21:30 The Drum Solo: Tani Avartanam

Answer to Question 2

The melody is made up of notes which are repeated many times. In the kalpana svaras (imagined notes) section of an instrumental performance, the musicians articulate or pluck each note.



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Both answers were spot on, thank you once again



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