The Music and Musical Instruments of Southern India and the Deccan c9.30

c9.30

The chief characteristic, for instance, of Hungarian music is that it usually employs a scale with two superfluous seconds, or the harmonic minor with a sharp fourth. This scale is in every respect similar to the Indian scale called S'rinhandra, and nearly similar to one much employed and called Sábhapán-tovarâli, both of which will be found among the list of scales upon pages 32-35.