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A FOUR-SESSION WORKSHOP ON THE MUSIC OF INDIA

A workshop covering the playing of the Raga (the basic form of
Indian music), styles of playing, Indian scales and rhythms,
history of Indian music.

When: Saturdays, 2-3:30 p.m.
February 2-23, 1974
Where: Music Building, Douglas College
8th Ave. & McBride Blvd., New Westminster
Fee: $25
Instructor: Mr. Balibir Bhangu, a recognized

musician and lecturer on Indian music

This new workshop will concentrate on the fundamentals of Indian 2
music covering its history, scales, and rhythms. Those enrolling

in the course will have the opportunity of involving themselves

in actually playing Indian music with the view of understanding

the Raga.

This course is designea for persons with musical training. It

is not necessary to possess an Indian musical instrument to
participate. Ability to play violin, guitar, clarinet, percussion,
oboe, is sufficient for playing the Indian scales and rhythms.
Voice training will also qualify applicants for admission to the 5
workshop. 2

Each cluss will comprise a short lecture on the history and
mechanics of Indian music, and at least an hour of practical
experience.

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RHYTHMS OF THE RAGA

 

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Please make cheque for $25 payable to Douglas College and mail
with your registration to Admissions Office, Douglas College,
P.O. Box 25@3, New Westminster, B.C.

Musical training (please check): Violin
Guitar
Clarinet
Percussion
Oboe
Voice

 

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