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Dattilam (दत्तिलम्) is an
ancient Indian musical text
ascribed to the sage (muni) Dattila. It is
believed to have been
composed shortly after the Natya...
- what is
called Jati in the
Dattilam, a text
composed shortly after or
around the same time as
Natya Shastra. The
Dattilam is
focused on
Gandharva music...
- in
ancient and
medieval Sanskrit texts such as the
Natya Shastra, the
Dattilam, the Brihaddeshi, and the
Sangita Ratnakara.
Chandogya Upanishad speaks...
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research on
Dattilam, an
ancient treatise on the
music of India. Subsequently, he
returned to
India and
secured a
doctoral degree (PhD) on
Dattilam from Delhi...
- Tāla.
These principles were
refined in the nātyaśāstra (200 BC) and the
dattilam (300 AD). The nātyaśāstrais an
ancient Indian treatise on the performing...
- Sama Veda,
Natya shastra (classic
treatise on
music theory, Gandharva),
Dattilam,
Brihaddesi (treatise on
regional classical music forms), and
Sangita Ratnakara...
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According to
Emmie te Nijen****s, a
professor in
Indian musicology, the
Dattilam section of
Brihaddeshi has
survived into the
modern times, but the details...
- rasa).[page needed]
Jatis are
elaborated in
greater detail in the text
Dattilam,
composed around the same time as the Natyashastra.[page needed][page needed]...
- Tāla);
these principles were
refined in the nātyaśāstra (200 BC) and the
dattilam (300 AD). The
current music of
India includes multiple varieties of religious...
- were
refined in the
Natyashastra by
Bharata (2nd-3rd
century AD) and the
Dattilam (probably 3rd-4th century)).
Indian classical music has
seven basic notes...
