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# The Music of Hindostan c15.s1.167

The Music of Hindostan c15.s1.167

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### [c15.s1.167](https://indike.org/pramana/ins.art.foxstrangways-1914.c15.s1.167)

The definition does not appear to state, what seems evident, that in this progression one syllable is sung to two notes, that it is, in fact, the podatus of Plainsong.² No. 8 of these plays a great part in Rāga (see p. 158). These examples clearly presuppose the tetrachord E D C B, not F E D C.

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