Historical Development of Indian Music: A Critical Study c4.4

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What is a history, 3—Mere accumulation of facts is insufficient for history, 4—Profs. Bury, Croce, Toynbee, Renier, and Spengler about the history, 4—The history can be regarded as an art, 4—Schopenhauer, Plato, Aristotle, and Kant, regarding the art of music, 5—The history of music is closely associated with human society, 5—Music and human life, 6—The popular ballads and folk-songs of East and West Bengal, 7—The evolutional nature of the art of music, 8—The utility in the study of the development of music, 9—Prof. Ogden, regarding historical research, 9—A historical outlook is necessary in the study and culture of music, 10—Alfred Einstein about musical culture, 11—Music, during the dawn of Christian era, 12—Changes in music, 12-14—The characteristic of change in Indian music, 15—Music in the advent of the Muhammedan rule, 16-17—The future of Indian music, 17.