In carnatic music, an alpana is similar to a an in hindustani classical music from which
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Carnatic Music (Sanskrit Kannada Songs) South Indian style of classical music, which is quite different from the Indian music style of northern India. This music is mostly in the form of devotional music and most of the creations are addressed to Hindu deities. In addition, some part of Carnatic music is devoted to love and other social issues. As is usually done in Indian music. The two main elements of Carnatic music are 'Raga' and 'Taal'. This musicm is a music of south India (usually south of the state of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, Hyderabad). It evolved from the ancient Hindu tradition and was relatively unaffected by Arabic and Islamic influences. [1] Due to Islamic conquest in northern India, this music gave some specialties to the Indian music of North India from the end of the 12th century and the beginning of the 13th century. Unlike the Northern style, Carnatic music is more vocal. When only instruments are playing, giving them the characteristics of vocal music, playback singing is played along with the fluctuations and expanses of vocals. In Carnatic music less instruments are used in comparison to North Indian music and there are no definitive instruments. The basic principles of 'Raga' and 'Taal' are the same in the South and North, but in every musical tradition there are real reservoirs and locks, and their styles also have many variations. With its more homogeneous Indian tradition, Carnatic music has developed more systematic and homogeneous methods of ragas and locks. Compared to relatively multi-colored Indian musical traditions, many listeners feel the nature of the music of the South is moderate and intellectual. Today, major centers of Carnatic music come to Tamil Nadu, Karnataka (former Mysore), Andhra Pradesh and Kerala.
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Carnatic Music (Sanskrit Kannada Songs) South Indian style of classical music, which is quite different from the Indian music style of northern India. This music is mostly in the form of devotional music and most of the creations are addressed to Hindu deities. In addition, some part of Carnatic music is devoted to love and other social issues. As is usually done in Indian music. The two main elements of Carnatic music are 'Raga' and 'Taal'. This musicm is a music of south India (usually south of the state of Andhra Pradesh, Hyderabad, Hyderabad). It evolved from the ancient Hindu tradition and was relatively unaffected by Arabic and Islamic influences. [1] Due to Islamic conquest in northern India, this music gave some specialties to the Indian music of North India from the end of the 12th century and the beginning of the 13th century. Unlike the Northern style, Carnatic music is more vocal. When only instruments are playing, giving them the characteristics of vocal music, playback singing is played along with the fluctuations and expanses of vocals. In Carnatic music less instruments are used in comparison to North Indian music and there are no definitive instruments. The basic principles of 'Raga' and 'Taal' are the same in the South and North, but in every musical tradition there are real reservoirs and locks, and their styles also have many variations. With its more homogeneous Indian tradition, Carnatic music has developed more systematic and homogeneous methods of ragas and locks. Compared to relatively multi-colored Indian musical traditions, many listeners feel the nature of the music of the South is moderate and intellectual. Today, major centers of Carnatic music come to Tamil Nadu, Karnataka (former Mysore), Andhra Pradesh and Kerala.
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Carnatic music is a type of music that originates and is always played in the subcontinent of the southern india. Hindustani music is a kind of music that is majorly played in the nothern side of india. It is mostly influenced by islamic and persian music system. Swara, tala and raga are the main basic music elements that are in both types of music
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