Sitar 101: Introduction to Indian Classical Music
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- Date de parution20/12/2024
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Résumé
Sitar 101" by Vatsal R. Dave is an introductory guide designed to immerse beginners and enthusiasts in the intricate and enchanting world of Indian classical music, with a focus on the Indian instrument sitar. The book begins by setting the stage with a deep dive into the fundamental principles of Indian classical music, emphasizing hands-on practice from the outset. Dave stresses the importance of playing and experiencing music firsthand, rather than just theoretical learning.
The book is structured to facilitate practical learning, starting with basic concepts such as the seven notes of the octave and their Western equivalents. It explains music notation specific to Hindustani classical music and introduces the reader to the two predominant styles of sitar playing, developed by Ustad Vilayat Khan and Pandit Ravi Shankar. Dave also covers the standard sitar tuning, basic strokes (mizrab patterns), and exercises to develop two-hand coordination.
"Sitar 101" aims to make the learning process engaging and accessible, encouraging readers to explore and practice alankars (musical ornamental exercises) and various rhythmic patterns. With a blend of historical context, technical instruction, and practical exercises, this book serves as a comprehensive primer for anyone eager to delve into the world of sitar and Indian classical music. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Vatsal Dave, based in Dallas, Texas, is a sitarist dedicated to North Indian classical music.
He began his sitar journey with Ghulam Rasul Khan, an All India Radio artist, and furthered his training under Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee, one of the leading exponents of the Imdadkhani gharana. Under the tutelage of Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee, a recipient of the Padma Bhushan award, Vatsal studied at the Rotterdam World Music Conservatory and continues to seek guidance in Kolkata. He performs internationally, teaches, and has created an English-friendly music notation system.
His notable works include the albums "Lone Star Sitar, " "Himalayan Sunrise, " and "Immortal Beloved." Vatsal Dave is the author of "Sitar 101: Introduction to Indian Classical Sitar (Tale of Two Ragas Book Series)". With a background in engineering and business, Dave has also dedicated himself to music, specifically the sitar. Over the years, he has collaborated with many artists- the Grammy award-winning musician Art Greenhaw, the talented violinist and composer Marek Eneti, and Lumedia Musicworks, showcasing his passion for various genres of music.
Dave's diverse skill set and musical expertise make him a fascinating figure in the tech and music industries.
The book is structured to facilitate practical learning, starting with basic concepts such as the seven notes of the octave and their Western equivalents. It explains music notation specific to Hindustani classical music and introduces the reader to the two predominant styles of sitar playing, developed by Ustad Vilayat Khan and Pandit Ravi Shankar. Dave also covers the standard sitar tuning, basic strokes (mizrab patterns), and exercises to develop two-hand coordination.
"Sitar 101" aims to make the learning process engaging and accessible, encouraging readers to explore and practice alankars (musical ornamental exercises) and various rhythmic patterns. With a blend of historical context, technical instruction, and practical exercises, this book serves as a comprehensive primer for anyone eager to delve into the world of sitar and Indian classical music. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Vatsal Dave, based in Dallas, Texas, is a sitarist dedicated to North Indian classical music.
He began his sitar journey with Ghulam Rasul Khan, an All India Radio artist, and furthered his training under Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee, one of the leading exponents of the Imdadkhani gharana. Under the tutelage of Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee, a recipient of the Padma Bhushan award, Vatsal studied at the Rotterdam World Music Conservatory and continues to seek guidance in Kolkata. He performs internationally, teaches, and has created an English-friendly music notation system.
His notable works include the albums "Lone Star Sitar, " "Himalayan Sunrise, " and "Immortal Beloved." Vatsal Dave is the author of "Sitar 101: Introduction to Indian Classical Sitar (Tale of Two Ragas Book Series)". With a background in engineering and business, Dave has also dedicated himself to music, specifically the sitar. Over the years, he has collaborated with many artists- the Grammy award-winning musician Art Greenhaw, the talented violinist and composer Marek Eneti, and Lumedia Musicworks, showcasing his passion for various genres of music.
Dave's diverse skill set and musical expertise make him a fascinating figure in the tech and music industries.
Sitar 101" by Vatsal R. Dave is an introductory guide designed to immerse beginners and enthusiasts in the intricate and enchanting world of Indian classical music, with a focus on the Indian instrument sitar. The book begins by setting the stage with a deep dive into the fundamental principles of Indian classical music, emphasizing hands-on practice from the outset. Dave stresses the importance of playing and experiencing music firsthand, rather than just theoretical learning.
The book is structured to facilitate practical learning, starting with basic concepts such as the seven notes of the octave and their Western equivalents. It explains music notation specific to Hindustani classical music and introduces the reader to the two predominant styles of sitar playing, developed by Ustad Vilayat Khan and Pandit Ravi Shankar. Dave also covers the standard sitar tuning, basic strokes (mizrab patterns), and exercises to develop two-hand coordination.
"Sitar 101" aims to make the learning process engaging and accessible, encouraging readers to explore and practice alankars (musical ornamental exercises) and various rhythmic patterns. With a blend of historical context, technical instruction, and practical exercises, this book serves as a comprehensive primer for anyone eager to delve into the world of sitar and Indian classical music. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Vatsal Dave, based in Dallas, Texas, is a sitarist dedicated to North Indian classical music.
He began his sitar journey with Ghulam Rasul Khan, an All India Radio artist, and furthered his training under Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee, one of the leading exponents of the Imdadkhani gharana. Under the tutelage of Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee, a recipient of the Padma Bhushan award, Vatsal studied at the Rotterdam World Music Conservatory and continues to seek guidance in Kolkata. He performs internationally, teaches, and has created an English-friendly music notation system.
His notable works include the albums "Lone Star Sitar, " "Himalayan Sunrise, " and "Immortal Beloved." Vatsal Dave is the author of "Sitar 101: Introduction to Indian Classical Sitar (Tale of Two Ragas Book Series)". With a background in engineering and business, Dave has also dedicated himself to music, specifically the sitar. Over the years, he has collaborated with many artists- the Grammy award-winning musician Art Greenhaw, the talented violinist and composer Marek Eneti, and Lumedia Musicworks, showcasing his passion for various genres of music.
Dave's diverse skill set and musical expertise make him a fascinating figure in the tech and music industries.
The book is structured to facilitate practical learning, starting with basic concepts such as the seven notes of the octave and their Western equivalents. It explains music notation specific to Hindustani classical music and introduces the reader to the two predominant styles of sitar playing, developed by Ustad Vilayat Khan and Pandit Ravi Shankar. Dave also covers the standard sitar tuning, basic strokes (mizrab patterns), and exercises to develop two-hand coordination.
"Sitar 101" aims to make the learning process engaging and accessible, encouraging readers to explore and practice alankars (musical ornamental exercises) and various rhythmic patterns. With a blend of historical context, technical instruction, and practical exercises, this book serves as a comprehensive primer for anyone eager to delve into the world of sitar and Indian classical music. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Vatsal Dave, based in Dallas, Texas, is a sitarist dedicated to North Indian classical music.
He began his sitar journey with Ghulam Rasul Khan, an All India Radio artist, and furthered his training under Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee, one of the leading exponents of the Imdadkhani gharana. Under the tutelage of Pt. Budhaditya Mukherjee, a recipient of the Padma Bhushan award, Vatsal studied at the Rotterdam World Music Conservatory and continues to seek guidance in Kolkata. He performs internationally, teaches, and has created an English-friendly music notation system.
His notable works include the albums "Lone Star Sitar, " "Himalayan Sunrise, " and "Immortal Beloved." Vatsal Dave is the author of "Sitar 101: Introduction to Indian Classical Sitar (Tale of Two Ragas Book Series)". With a background in engineering and business, Dave has also dedicated himself to music, specifically the sitar. Over the years, he has collaborated with many artists- the Grammy award-winning musician Art Greenhaw, the talented violinist and composer Marek Eneti, and Lumedia Musicworks, showcasing his passion for various genres of music.
Dave's diverse skill set and musical expertise make him a fascinating figure in the tech and music industries.