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Ragas and Raginis: A Pictorial and Iconographic Study of Indian Musical Modes Based on Original Sources c14.s4.t2: Articles

Rāgas and Rāginīs: A Pictorial and Iconographic Study of Indian Musical Modes Based on Original Sources c14.s4.t2

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MISS P C DHARMA: *Musical Culture in the Ramayana*, Indian Culture, Vol IV, 1938 pp 445-454.

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MAHARANA SAHEB OF DHARAMPUR: *Music in India*, Indian Arts and Letters XII, 1938, pp 61-64

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MUHAMMAD UMAR KOKIL: *Music during the reign of the Sul-tans of Gujarat* (Gujarati Text) Quarterly Journal of Forbes Gujarati Sabha, Bombay, Vol III, 1938, p 398

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LAKSHMANA SANKARA BHATTA *The mode of Singing Sama Gana*, Poona Orientalist, IV, 1939, p 1-21

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V K R. MENON AND V. K RAGHAVAN. “*Govinda*”, the greatest musical theorist of South India, Bulletin Ramverma Research Institute, Trichur, VII, 1939, pp 140-143.

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N S RAMACHANDRAN *The Ragas of Karnatic Music*, Bulletin No 1, Department of Indian Music, University of Madras, 1938

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P SAMBHAMURTI *A History of Sacred Music of India*, K. V. Rangaswami Aiyangar Commemoration Volume, Madras, 1940.

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JOHN KAVANAGH *Indian Music*, Indian Arts & Letters, XIV, 1940, pp 105-110

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TARUN GHOSHAL *Hindu Contribution to Music*, Calcutta Review, LXXIX, 1940, pp 257-266

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K D RUKMINIYAMA *Music*, Journal of Indian History, XX, 1941, pp 133-34

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DENNIS STOLL *The Philosophy and Modes of Hindu Music*, Asiatic Review, Vol 37, 130, 1941, pp 334 342

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O C GANGOLY *Non-Aryan Contribution to Aryan Music*, Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute

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O C GANGOLY *Date of the Sangita-Raga-Kalpa-Drumah*, Annals of the Bhandarkar Oriental Research Institute, Poona, Vol XV, Pts 1-11, 1931

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O C GANGOLY *Who were the Satavahanas?* Journal of the Andhra Historical Research Society, Vol XI, Pts 1 & 2, P 13-15 (Discussion of Andhra Ragini)

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O C GANGOLY—*Dhruva. A type of Old Indian Stage-Songs*, the Journal of the Music Academy Madras, Vol XIV, Pts I-VI, P P 1-7

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O C GANGOLY *The Meaning of Music*, The Hindoosthan, (a quarterly Journal published from Calcutta) January-March 1946, P 12

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Dr BANI CHATTERJI—*Applied Music*, a Lecture delivered at the Royal Asiatic Society of Bengal, 8th March, 1948, and Published by Bankim Mukherji, No 5/1B, Baranashi Ghose 2nd Lane, Calcutta.