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Hindustani Vocal HINDUSTANI VOCAL Diploma of Performing Arts (Syllabus) First Semester Marks : (Theory - 80, Internal Assessment – 20) Total: 100 Unit 1: Performing Arts: Concept, Review and its different Aspects: (Music, 10 Dance & Drama). Unit 2: Detailed knowledge of the two Hindustani Sangeet Paddhatis. 10 Unit 3: Short Notes: Saptak, Naad, Shruti, Raga, Thata, Alankar, Laya, 15 Vadi, Samvadi, Pakad and Lakshan geet. Unit 4: Write the description and the notation of Drut Khayal of the following 10 Ragas: Yaman, Bhupali, Bilawal, Khamaj and Bhairav. Unit 5: Write the description of the following talas with theka, dugun and 10 Chaugun: Tintal, Dadra, Kaharva and Ektal. Unit 6: Relation between Swara and Shruti. 5 Unit 7: Life History: Pandit Vishnu Narayan Bhatkhande, Tansen, Shankardev 10 Ustad Amir Khan. Unit 8: Detailed knowledge of the History of Indian Music. 10 HINDUSTANI VOCAL Diploma of Performing Arts (Syllabus) First Semester Marks : (Practical - 80, Internal Assessment – 20) Total: 100 Unit 1: Knowledge of various Alankar with ten thatas. 10 Unit 2: Bilambit khayal with alap and taan in the any of the following 25 Raga: Yaman, Bhupali, Bilawal and Bhairav. Unit 3: Drut Khayal with alap and taan in the following Ragas: 15 Yaman, Bhupali, Khamaj and Bhairav. Unit 4: Notation of the following Talas with Barabar,dugun and Chaugun: 15 Tintal, Dadra, Kaharva and Ektal. Unit 5: Viva of the detailed knowledge. 15 Reference Books for the related syllabus: 1. Sangeet Visharad Part I & II, Laxmi Narayan Garg, Sangeet Karyalaya. 2. Raag Sangeet, 1990, Birendra Kr. Phukan. 3. Bharatiya Sangeet ka Etihaas, 1985, Sharat Ch. Shridhar Paranjape 4. Bharatiya Sangeet – Vaigyanik Vishleshan, 1986, Dr. Swatanra Sharma 5. Sangeet Gunjan – Dr. Kashi Kr. Karan. 6. Sangeet Shashtra, 1967, K. Vashudev Shastri. 7. Sangeet ke Pramukh Shashtriya Siddhant, 2002, Shubhash Rani Chaudhury. 8. Sangeet Visharad, 1999, Basant. HINDUSTANI VOCAL Diploma of Performing Arts (Syllabus) Second Semester Marks : (Theory - 80, Internal Assessment – 20) Total: 100 Unit 1: Vadya Bargikaran: Detailed knowledge of various divisions of 10 Instruments. Unit 2: Short Notes : Sthayee, Swargam, Vivadi swar, Antara, Varna, 15 Dhwani, Taan, Gamak and Tala. Unit 3: Detailed knowledge of ‘Natyashastra’ of Bharat or ‘Sangeet 15 Ratnakar’ of Sharangadeva. Unit 4: Write the description and the notation of Drut Khayal of the following 10 Ragas: Asawari, Bihag, Tilak Kamod, Desh, Kedar and Malkaunch. Unit 5: Write the description of the following talas with theka, dugun and 10 Chaugun: Rupak, Dhamar, Chautal and Jhaptal. Unit 6: Distinguish between Poorvangvadi and Uttarangvadi Ragas. 5 Unit 7: Detailed knowledge of the Jati of the Ragas. 5 Unit 8: Detailed knowledge of Gharanas: Gwalior, Banaras and Dilli Gharana. 10 HINDUSTANI VOCAL Diploma of Performing Arts (Syllabus) Second Semester Marks : (Practical - 80, Internal Assessment – 20) Total: 100 Unit 1: Bilambit khayal with alap and taan in the any of the following 25 Raga: Bihag, Kedar, Desh and Malkauch. Unit 2: One Dhrupad or Dhamar in any of the above mentioned Ragas. 15 Unit 3: Drut Khayal with alap and taan in the following Ragas: 15 Asawari, Bihag, Tilak Kamod, Desh, Kedar and Malkaunch. Unit 4: Notation of the following Talas with Barabar,dugun and Chaugun: 15 Rupak, Dhamar, Chautal and Jhaptal. Unit 5: Viva of the detailed knowledge. 10 Reference Books for the related syllabus: 9. Sangeet Visharad Part I & II, Laxmi Narayan Garg, Sangeet Karyalaya. 10. Raag Sangeet, 1990, Birendra Kr. Phukan. 11. Bharatiya Sangeet ka Etihaas, 1985, Sharat Ch. Shridhar Paranjape 12. Bharatiya Sangeet – Vaigyanik Vishleshan, 1986, Dr. Swatanra Sharma 13. Sangeet Gunjan – Dr. Kashi Kr. Karan. 14. Sangeet Shashtra, 1967, K. Vashudev Shastri. 15. Sangeet ke Pramukh Shashtriya Siddhant, 2002, Shubhash Rani Chaudhury. 16. Sangeet Visharad, 1999, Basant. .
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