carnatic music notations download youtube

Name which part is made of the jackfruit wood and which part is made of the cow skin.įor the tabla, draw arrows to the instrument and identify and label the following parts:.The sketches to follow can be found here.:Īfter students have received / completed the sketches, give them the following instructions depending on the instrument they were assigned to.įor the mridangam, draw arrows to the instrument and identify and label the following parts: Alternatively, you can print out copies of the instruments and distribute them to the class. Evenly split the groups and assign each group to either the mridangam or a tabla.Įach group is to sketch out their assigned instrument. Assign half of the groups to work on the mridangam and the remainder, the tabla. Assign your students into groups of 4 or 5. After watching the video, split the groups up into groups of 4 or 5. Download the Educator's Handout – Suggested Quiz List below.

identify the different Indian instrumentsĪfter completing all four activities, you may wish to conduct a short quiz for your students.identify the ideal sruti / pitch to sing in.Understand more about the Indian melody and rhythmīy the end of the lesson, students will be able to:.To understand what makes an Indian sound.Please ensure that your students have access to either laptops, PCs or phones in order to access the links given in the activities. In activity 4, knowledge of the Western solfege system would be helpful as students will be introduced to the Indian solfege system. However, activities 3 and 4 can be adapted for use in a lower primary classroom if students have some exposure to Western music. The rest of the activities are recommended for students who have some knowledge of Western music.

If you are carrying out the activities with a lower primary class, it is recommended that you carry out activities 1 and 2.

Carnatic music notations download youtube