The Music of Hindostan c21.18

c21.18

Indian musicians (*continued*): Jayadeva, 83, 157, 286. Mān, Rajah, 287. Mārār, 85, 86. Miranbaksh, 228, 237. Mudaliar, Chinnaswami, 156, 346. Nanne Khan, 230. Nārada, 75. Panna, 236. Pingle, 151, 230, 285 note, 346. Prabhu, Chandra, 90. Rāmachandra of Trivandrum, 89. Ray, Upendrakisor, 152, 161, 162, 166. Sahasrabuddhe, Trimbak Balwant, 151. Śār(a)ṅgadeva, 105, 154. Seshanna of Mysore, 86, 87. Sharqi of Jaunpur, Mahmud, 287. Shori (songstress), 300. Somanāth, 105, 347. Subbanna of Mysore, 86, 87. Tagore, Rabindranath, *vide sub voce*. Tagore, Rajah S. M., 285, 347 seq. Tānsen, Miyan, 83, 84. Tiagarāja, 84–6; Ex. 379. Tuka Rām, 300. Tumburu, 75, 76. Indian mythology, 76. rhythms in European music, 223, 224. singing, 13. infinite series, 125. instrumental, *see* vocal. instruments, *see* Indian. intensity of sound, 123. intervals, the Fourth, 31, 44, 327. mediately and immediately perceived by the ear, 125. quarter-tone, 108, 113, 117 seq. septimal, 125. sharpened, 104. the Third, 36, 325. three-quarter tone, 21, 38, 39, 184. tone and semitone, 101 and note, 109, 110 note. vocal and unvocal, 322 seq. intonation, 17, 18, 27, 100–33. Irish pentatonic, 126 note. iṣṭa, agreeable, identified with *anu-vādī*, 114.