The Music and Musical Instruments of Southern India and the Deccan c6.68

c6.68

I give the number of degrees (s'rutis) and the calculation of their value on both plans, old and new, with the names of the nineteen Indian notes, assuming that the pitch varies inversely as the length of the string, as shown by the position of F and the octave, and that any errors thus arising have been corrected by ear.