All versions contain TEMPO CHANGES |
Slow to start Moderate tempo in the Gat Fast tempo in the Jhalla |
Slow to start/ rubato
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Slow tempo to start Slow tempo in Gat 1 Faster tempo in Gat 2 |
Based on the same RAGA |
RAG DESH |
RAG DESH |
RAG DESH |
All contain IMPROVISATION |
Melodic improvisation on the Sitar. Pre-composed melody. |
Melodic improvisation ~ voice |
Melodic improvisation on bansuri and esraj. |
All use a TAL All use different Tals |
Jhaptal – 10 beats Tintal – 16 beats |
Keherwa Tal – 8 beats |
Rupak Tal – 7 beats Ektal – 12 beats |
Use of TIHAIs |
Tihais at the end of the Gat |
Piece ends with a short Tihai |
Tihais at the end of both of the Gat sections. |
Different RHYTHMIC VALUES |
Triplets |
Syncopation |
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All versions end on THE SAM. |
SAM ends the piece. |
SAM ends the piece. |
SAM ends the piece. |
Different PERFORMING VENUES. |
Concert Hall/Stage To be played at a specific time of day Evening and during the monsoon season. |
Hindu Temple To be played at a specific time of day Evening and during the monsoon season. |
Concert Hall/Stage To be played at a specific time of day Evening and during the monsoon season. |
Rag Desh Comparison Part Two
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