Question

In Carnatic music an alpana is similar to a an in Hindustani classical music form

Answer 1

In Hindustani classical music, Aalaap is the same technique known as Alpana in Carnatic music.

Aalaap is an improvisation within a song for introducing a new raga and enhancing the melody of the composition.

Hindustani music experts also call it as Raag Vistaar because the singer has to stretch his voice for singing an Aalaap.

It is rarely used in modern day Indian music.

Answer 2

Carnatic music an alpana is similar to a Hindustani classical music form.

Explanation:

• Carnatic music is the south Indian style of classical music.  This type of music is devoted especially to the Gods of Hindu culture.

• Some are devoted to love and social relations. This type of music also includes two major elements ‘Raaga’ and ‘Taala’ similar to that of Hindustani classical music.

• It has originality and music is intellectual than other forms of Indian music. Sanskrit Kannada songs are the type of Carnatic music.

• In this way, Carnatic music an alpana is similar to the form of Hindustani classical music.

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