An edition of Music of India (1962)

Music of India

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Susil Gupta
Language
English
Pages
114

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Subjects
Musical intervals and scales, History and criticism, Music
Places
India

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1962, Susil Gupta
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Table of Contents

A treatise on the music of India, by N. Augustus Willard
On the musical modes of the Hindus, by Sir William Jones
Appendix (p. [113]-114) : A note on Willard's treatise.

Edition Notes

"Much of the comparatively obsolete and out-of-date matter has been revised."

Published in
Calcutta

Classifications

Library of Congress
ML338 .M9 1962

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Pagination
114 p.
Number of pages
114

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL30372973M
LCCN
sa62000967
OCLC/WorldCat
1303754

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