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Gamaka (Hindi: गमक / Urdu: گمک) (also
spelled gamakam)
refer to
ornamentation that is used in the
performance of
North and
South Indian classical music...
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gamaka in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Gamaka may
refer to:
Gamaka (storytelling), a form of
storytelling by
singing that
originated in Karnataka...
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primordial sound (nāda),
tonal system (swara),
pitch (śruti), scale,
ornaments (
gamaka), and
important tones.
Janaka ragas, or
Sampoorna ragas, are
parent ragas...
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several years on a so-called "
Gamaka box" or
Gamaka Box
Notation System (GBNS), a way to
visually represent and
notate the
gamaka,
which is a type of ornamentation...
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Gamaka, also
known as
kaavya vaachana, is a form of
storytelling by
singing that
originated in Karnataka, India. One
person reads a
stanza of a poem with...
- R.
Keshava Murthy (22
February 1934 – 21
December 2022) was an
Indian gamaka exponent and guru. He was
honoured with
Shantala Natya Sri
Award by the...
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minor third trill for winds). In
Carnatic music, the
Sanskrit term
gamaka (which
means "to move") is used to
denote ornamentation. One of the most...
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cannot be
reduced to a
fixed scale degree pattern. The
Indian theory of
gamaka covers the
group of
irrational alankara. The
concept of
alankara applies...
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Gamaka Vidwan M S
Ananthapadmanabha Rao (6
September 1903 – 29
November 1987) was an
Indian Kannada-language poet, writer, and gamaki. He was the author...
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region where the main crop is the
Areca nut. It is
known for Sanskrit, Veda,
Gamaka (story-telling) and
Sangeetha (Carnatic music)
Padma Shri
awardee HR Keshavamurthy...
