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In Carnatic music
| Tala | Anga Notation | Khanda (5) |
|---|---|---|
| Matya | lOl | 12 |
| Rupaka | Ol | 7 |
| Jhampa | lUO | 8 |
| Triputa | lOO | 9 |
- What are the 7 Thalams?
- How many types of Tala angas are there?
- How many Taals are there?
- What are the types of Swaras?
What are the 7 Thalams?
Laghu - A Laghu is one thattu followed by a specified number of counts.
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VARIOUS TYPES OF THAALAM :
- Soolathi saptha thaalam.
- Desadhi and Madhyadhi thaalam.
- Chappu Thaalam.
- Navasandhi Thaalam.
- Simhanandhanam and Sarapanandhana Thaalams.
- Aparoopa Thaalam.
How many types of Tala angas are there?
They are Anudrutam, Drutam, Laghu, Guru, Plutam and Kakapadam. Among the six angas Anudrutam, Drutam and Laghu three angas are used for formation of seven principle talas i.e. suladi sapta talas.
How many Taals are there?
There are following 6 main Taal in classical music:
Teen Taal – 16 Beats. Dadra – 6 Beats. Keharwa – 8 Beats. Roopak – 7 Beats.
What are the types of Swaras?
What is the origin of the seven swaras of Indian classical music? The notes, or swaras, of Indian music are shadjam (sa), rishabham (re or ri), gandharam (ga), madhyamam (ma), panchamam (pa), dhaivatam (dha or da) and nishadam (ni).
