Music in India: The Classical Traditions¶
Wade, B. C. (1987). Music in India: The Classical Traditions: The Classical Traditions.
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- Jhala
- Jhala commonly culminates the unaccompanied alap–jor–jhala progression: free-rhythm melodic exposition develops into pulse-bearing jor and intensifies into jhala
This sourceStandard survey of the classical traditions, cited for the unaccompanied instrumental trajectory from unmetred alap through pulsed jor to jhala; the text could not be consulted directly, and Will et al. (2015) state the same ordering from measured performances.
- Jhala commonly culminates the unaccompanied alap–jor–jhala progression: free-rhythm melodic exposition develops into pulse-bearing jor and intensifies into jhala
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