Origin,and,Early,History,Music entertainment Origin and Early History of Music in India
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In India, theorigin of music, indeed sound itself is traced back to the origin of theuniverse. According Indian mythology, the first ever sound is the Naadbrahma(Brhma as Sound), which pervades the entire universe. It is the purest sound inthe universe and is believed to be unstuck. Another myth associates the originof sound (and dance) with the Tandava of Shiva and Onkar. It is said that sageNarada then introduced the art of music to the earth from heaven. Like dance,origin of the music in India was in devotional songs and was restricted toreligious and ritualistic purposes and was mainly used in temples only. Thisthen developed in association with folk music and other musical forms of Indiaand gradually derived its own musical characteristics.The history of music inIndia can be traced back to the Vedic times. The concept of Naadbrahma wasprevalent in the Vedic ages. All organised music traces its origins back to theSam Veda which contains the earliest known form of organised music. The earliestraga owes its origin to the Sam Ved. The first reference to music was made byPanini in 500 BC and the first reference to musical theory is found in Rikpratisakhyain 400 BC. Bharatas Natyashastra (4th century AD) contains several chapters onmusic, which was probably the first clear written work on music that hasdivided music into octaves and twenty-two keys. The next important work on musicis Dathilan that also mentions the existence of twenty-two srutis per octave.According to ancient notion, only these twenty-two srutis can be made by thehuman beings. Other works written during this period include Brihaddesi writtenby Matanga in 9th century AD, which attempts to define Raga; SangeetaMakaranda, written by Narada in 11th century AD, which enumeratesninety-three Raagas and classifies them into masculine and feminine species; SwaramelaKalanidhi written by Ramamatya in the 16th century AD and Chaturdandi Prakssikawritten by Venkata Makhhi in the 17th century ADDuring the late VedicPeriod i.e. from three thousand to twelve hundred B.C., music prevailed in theform called Samgana, which was purely a chanting of the verses in musicalpatterns. After that music changed its course a little bit. The epics were narratedin musical tones called Jatigan. Between the second to the seventh century AD,a form of music called Prabandh Sangeet, written in Sanskrit became verypopular. This form gave rise to a simpler form called Dhruvapad, which usedHindi as the medium. The Gupta period is considered as the golden era in thedevelopment of Indian Music.
Origin,and,Early,History,Music