Indian classical music

Yeh we do have alot of culture, even very very old culture, but its crap, and thats why we can`t sell it!
It`s all going to be overrun by america sooner or later anyway.
The last time i was in india i saw pepsi adverts everywhere, even as grafitti all over the walls, and i saw a wimpy`s hamburger bar which was packed!, just to give some insight

The Final Countdown!

hehe.. india has a rich cuLture!! :D
too bad our speaker is destroyed, i can't hear the narration..!

by d way this is our assignment...
heLLo sa 3-Berchmans na manonood n2!!

I enjoyed this very much. There is, however, an unfortunate phasing effect on much of the narration which makes it impossible to distinguish what he saying, especially when he is naming the various instruments.

One observation. name Bismilla khan is put up for Bhim Sen joshi. If possible do alter it.

"western music is harmonic using 2 scales". hm haven´t you heard of late 19th, 20th or 21st century classical western music.

the video addresses foundation scales used throughout indian history. the majority western music, both classical and pop, is still based on the ionian and aeolian modes, where as the different ragas were used since the earliest accounts of indian music including pop. also for indians, westerners include people of europe who of coursed first developed the classical style of writing in the 16th and 17th centuries.

i'll admit though. its a poor video.

yes, this is a very poor documentary.

Thank you this is very instuctive Would love to see more of the same please