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bobbie

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What important connections link India to Persian, Turkish and Arabic musical traditions? What two music instruments also suggest a similar link?
 
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What famous building illustrates the remarkable integration of characteristics indigenous to India with elements derived from the Islamic world of Persia and beyond?
 
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Answer to Question 1

 The melodic concept of the raga system (to be discussed in detail).
 Hybrid music instruments like the sitar (cf. the setar of Central Asia) and tabla (cf. the tabala of North Africa).

Answer to Question 2

 The Taj Mahal




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Reply 2 on: Jul 25, 2018
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