Year 5
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will begin with the Indian lullaby from the previous lesson sung in canon, followed by a review of Tin Tal. Then, we will learn to speak a composition, and perform it within the Tin Tal cycle.
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5 Questions
Q1.
How do we say '1, 2, 3' in Hindi?
Un Deux Trois
Uno Dos Tres
Q2.
Which of these instruments is traditionally used in Indian classical music?
Agogo
Djembe
Q3.
Which of these defines Tala?
A pair of side-by-side drums traditionally used in Indian music
A stringed instrument
Q4.
How many beats are there in a Tin Tal cycle?
10
12
Q5.
Which two actions are traditionally associated with performing the beat pattern of Tala?
Clap and nod
Wave and nod
5 Questions
Q1.
What type of instrument is a tabla?
Stringed instrument
Woodwind instrument
Q2.
What is a tala?
a traditional table
an instrument
Q3.
How are rhythmic patterns taught traditionally?
By reading notation
Q4.
What is a ṭukḍā?
An Indian dialect
Traditional Indian cuisine
Q5.
What did Yogesh replace traditional symbols with to help you say the ṭukḍā?
Fruit
Landmarks