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FOURTH SEMESTER EXAMINATION 2021 Class - B.A Roll No. ________ Code No. NA-043 FOURTH SEMESTER EXAMINATION 2021 Class - B.A. Subject - Music Time : 2.30 Hrs. Max. Marks : 60 Total No. of Printed Page : 06 Mini. Marks : 21 _______________________________________________________________________________________ uksV & iz'u i= rhu [k.Mksa esa foHkDr gS A lHkh rhu [k.Mksa ds iz'u funsZ'kkuqlkj gy dhft;s A vadksa dk foHkktu izR;sd [k.M esa fn;k x;k gS A Note: Question paper is divided into three sections. Attempt question of all three section as per direction. Distribution of Marks is given in each section. [k.M & ^v* Section - 'A' izR;sd bdkbZ ls nks iz'u gy dhft;s A Attempt two questions from each unit. vfry?kqmRrjh; iz'u] 'kCn lhek 30 'kCnksa esaA (10x2=20) Very short answer question (word limit 30 words.) bdkbZ & I / Unit -I 1- jkx gehj fdl FkkV dk jkx gS \ Raga Hamir belongs to which thata ? 2- jkx Nk;kuV dk xk;u le; D;k gS \ What is the rendering time of Raga Chhayanat ? 3- elhr[kkuh xr dks fdl y; esa ctk;k tkrk gS \ In which Laya Maseetkhami gata is played ? NA-043 P.T.O. (2) bdkbZ & II / Unit -II 4- vykmn~nhu [kka fdl ?kjkus ds dykdkj Fks \ From which gharana Allauddin Khan used to belong ? 5- lnkjax dk okLrfod uke D;k Fkk \ What was the real name of Sadarang ? 6- e/;dky ds nks laxhr xzUFkksa ds uke fyf[k;sA Write the name of two music texts of medievel period. bdkbZ & III / Unit -III 7- >irky esa fdrus foHkkx gksrs gSa \ How many divisions are there in Jhaptal ? 8- nhipanh rky esa fdruh ek=k,Wa gksrh gSa \ How many matras are there is Tala Deepchandi ? 9- vkM+kpkSrky esa fdruh rkyh gksrh gS \ How many laties are there is Adachautal ? bdkbZ & IV / Unit -IV 10- rcyk fdl oxZ dk ok| gS \ Tabla is an instrument of which catgegory ? 11- rYykuk fdl laxhr i)fr dk xhr izdkj gS \ Tillana is a song form of which music system ? 12- okXxs;dkjfdrus izdkj ds gksrs gSa \ How many types of Vaggoyakar are there ? NA-043 P.T.O. (3) bdkbZ & V / Unit -V 13- ekbuj Ldsy D;k gS \ What is Minor Scale ? 14- laf/kizdk'k jkxksa ds fdrus oxZ gSa \ How many sections of Sandhiprakash are there ? 15- fdUgha nks laf/kizdk'k jkxksa ds uke fyf[k;sA Write names of two Sandhiprakash ragas. [k.M & ^c* Section - 'B' y?kqmRrjh; iz'u Short answer question 5x4=20 lHkh iz'u gy dhft;sA Attempt all questions. bdkbZ & I / Unit -I 16- jkx HkSjoh dk 'kkL=h; ifjp; fyf[k;sA Write theorotical discription of raga -Bhairavi. vFkok@OR vius ikB~;Øe ds fdlh jkx esa ,d nzqr C;ky dks Lojfyfi esa fyf[k;sA Write in notation on drut Khayal in any raga from your syllabus. NA-043 P.T.O. (4) bdkbZ & II / Unit -II 17- mLrkn vykmn~nhu [kku ds lkaxhfrd ;ksxnku dks fyf[k;sA Write musical contribution of Ustad Allauddin Khan. vFkok@OR lnkjax ,oa vnkjax dk thou ifjp; fyf[k;sA Write biography of Sadarang and Adarang. bdkbZ & III / Unit -III 18- rky /kekj ,oa >wejk dh rqyuk dhft;sA Compare tala Dhamar and Jhumara. vFkok@OR lwyrky dks Bkg rFkk nqxqu esa fyf[k;sA Write Sooltal in thah and dugun. bdkbZ & IV / Unit -IV 19- okXxs;dkj dks ifjHkkf"kr dhft;sA Define Vaggeyakar. vFkok@OR NA-043 P.T.O. (5) dukZVd laxhr i)fr ij fVIi.kh fyf[k;sA Write short notes on Karnatic Music System. bdkbZ & V / Unit -V 20- estj Ldsy ij fVIi.kh fyf[k;sA Write short notes on Major Scale. vFkok@OR x] fu dksey okys jkxksa dks le>kb;sA Explain Ga, Ni Komal ragas. [k.M & ^l* Section - 'C' nh?kZmRrjh; iz'u& Long answer question: 2x10=20 fuEukafdr esa ls fdUgh nks iz'uksa dks gy dhft;sA Attempt any two questions from the following:- bdkbZ & I / Unit -I 21- vius ikB~;Øe ds fdlh ,d jkx esa foyafcr [;ky dks Lojfyfic) dhft;sA Write in notation a vilambit khayal in any one raga from your syllabus. bdkbZ & II / Unit -II 22- Hkkjrh; laxhr ds e/;dkyhu bfrgkl ij izdk'k Mkfy,A Throw light on the history of music in medieval period. NA-043 P.T.O. (6) bdkbZ & III / Unit -III 23- ^ekuothou esa laxhr ds egRo* ij fuca/k fyf[k;sA Write an essay on 'Importance of Music in humanlife'. bdkbZ & IV / Unit -IV 24- ok| oxhZdj.k dks foLrkjiwoZd le>kb;sA Explain classification of instruments. bdkbZ & V / Unit -V 25- jkxksa ds le; fl)kUr dk o.kZu dhft;sA Describe the time theory of ragas. --00-- NA-043 R-000.
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