Question

Answer the questions on the origin and significance of
music in the Early Vedic Age. Research on:
1. Which types of instruments were used?
2. What were their names?
3. How they were made?
4. Are they still used in the current age?
ch name :- early vedic period
pls Ans fast​

Answer 1

1. Soma and sura were popular drinks in the Vedic society, of which soma was sanctified by religion. Flute (vana), lute (vina), harp, cymbals, and drums were the musical instruments played and a heptatonic scale was used.
2. Flute (vana), lute (vina), harp, cymbals, and drums were the musical instruments played and a heptatonic scale was used.
3. Bowing musical string instruments were used in Vedic age. A musical instrument called Pinga is said to have in Rigveda.
4. Yes they are used in modern age also

Answer 2

Answer:

1) Four types of instruments are mentioned in the Vedic age – (1) Stringed instruments (2) Wind instruments (3) Leather instruments (4) Metal instruments. These four types of instruments later came to be known as Tata, Sushiri, Avanadya and Ghana instruments.

2) The instruments used were flute (vana), lute (vina), harp, cymbals and drums, and the heptatonic scale was used.

3) Early musical instruments were made from "found objects" such as shells and plant parts.

4)Yes,they are still used in the current age.

Extra information about early vedic period:

The Vedic era was between 1500 BC and 600 BC. It is the next great civilization to emerge in ancient India after the decline of the Indus Valley Civilization in 1400 BC. The Vedas were composed during this period and this gives its name to this era. The Vedas are also the main source of information for this era.

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