Sāmavedic chants and song-books (Sāmagāna)

सामगान

Sāmavedic melodies (sāman), song-books (gāna), stotras, and stobha collections arranged for chanting.

Contents

162 works, 5 readable

Words

112,530

Main works

• Geyagana (Geyagāna) — Sanskrit; 1350–400 BCE; partly digitised
• Veyagana (Veyagāna) — Sanskrit; 1350–400 BCE; partly digitised
• Arshika (Ārṣika) — Sanskrit; 1350–400 BCE; partly digitised
• Agneyagana (Āgneyagāna) — Sanskrit; 1350–400 BCE; partly digitised
• Agneyaparvasaman (Āgneyaparvasāman) — Sanskrit; 1350–400 BCE; partly digitised

Contents (7)

• Individual named sāmans (Viśiṣṭasāman) — 1350–400 BCE; 38 works, 0 readable
• Domestic, daily, and Rudra/Śānti sāman collections (Gṛhyasāman and Nityakarmasāman) — 1350–400 BCE; 15 works, 0 readable
• Basic song-books (Grāmegeya and Āraṇyageya) (Prakṛtigāna (Grāmegeya and Āraṇyageya)) — 1350–400 BCE; 21 works, 5 readable
• Stobha (musical interjections and syllables) (Stobha) — 1350–400 BCE; 6 works, 0 readable
• Sacrificial stotras and priest-specific chant collections (Kratustotra and Ṛtviksāma) — 1350–400 BCE; 55 works, 0 readable
• Ritual song-books (Ūha and Ūhya/Rahasya) (Ūhagāna and Ūhyagāna) — 1350–400 BCE; 6 works, 0 readable
• Not in a sub-category (Other works) — 1350–400 BCE; 21 works, 0 readable