• Re: Takka ( Hindustani )

    From ChristianAMR@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jan 11 14:29:46 2023
    https://books.google.at/books?id=__R04X3cSfoC&pg=PA164&lpg=PA164&dq=takka+raga&source=bl&ots=QV0WRLDy67&sig=ACfU3U24qHLpNns2AAK8Gnc2NvoWi7QwmQ&hl=de&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwi9z4Gq5bz8AhXRN-wKHYtpA5wQ6AF6BAgSEAM#v=onepage&q=takka%20raga&f=false

    " The Quest for Music Divine by Suresh Chandra Dey "

    Detailed info about a foreign tribe called Takka and the history of old raag names .

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  • From ChristianAMR@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jan 11 14:27:24 2023
    Takka must be one of the oldest raga names .
    Ocean has info about the Hindustani prakar in Bhairavi Th .
    In Carnatic music a raag with the same name is categorized under the 15th Melakarta MayamalavaGowla .

    More research could maybe show if the raga from Matanga´s time was similar to today´s incarnations .

    From sreenivasaraos.com about Matanga ( probably from the Brihaddeshi : 6th to 8th century CE )

    " He also mentions that the eight varieties of Ragas went by the name of (1) Takka, or Taku; (2) Sauvira; (3) Malava-panchama; (4) Shadava or Khadava ;(5) Votta·raga; (6) Hindolaka; (7) Takka-Kaisika; and, (8) Malava-Kaisika

    Taku-ragasca; Souviras-tatha; Malava—pancamah/ Khadavo; Votta-ragasca; tatha Hindolakah parah// Taka-kasika ityuktas tatha Malava-Kaiskah I Ete ragah samakhyata namato muni-pungavaih// 314-15//

    Here then we have the first enumeration of eight of the earliest ragas known by name. Some of them may have been derived from the 18 jatis described by Bharata. "

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