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www.mangalayatan.in<\/span><\/span><\/span><\/span><\/a> <\/span><\/span><\/span><\/p>\n <\/span>> MAJOR SCHOOL\u00b4s OF DRHRUPAD<\/span> <<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n > NADA YOGA & PHILOSOPHY<\/span> <<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n http:\/\/dagarvani.org<\/span><\/span><\/a> ( info & free videos)<\/span><\/p>\n > ON YOGA AND MANTRA SIDDHI <\/span><<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n > INDIA INSTRUMENTS.DE<\/span> <<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n www.alankara.com<\/span><\/span><\/a> <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Dhrupad is the oldest surviving form of Indian Classical music and traces its origin to the chanting of\u00a0VEDIC HYMNS\u00a0and MANTRAS. Though a highly developed classical art with a complex and elaborate grammar and aesthetics, it is also primarily a form of worship, in which offerings are made to the divine through sound or nÄ?da. Dhrupad can be seen at different levels as a MEDITATION, a mantric RECITATION, a worship , a\u00a0YOGA or\u00a0TANTRA based on the knowledge of the\u00a0NADIS and\u00a0CHAKRAS and also purely as a performing art portraying a universe of human emotions. It is mainly a vocal tradition based on the practice of NADA YOGA, but is also performed on instruments like the Rudra Veena and the SursringÄ?r. For the past five centuries Dhrupad has mainly thrived under the patronage of Mughal and Rajput kings. Read More: > HERE <<\/span><\/a><\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Nada Yoga is the core of Dhrupad Music<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n By<\/span> Dr.Acharya Trigunateet Jaimini<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n Indian traditional systems of health and healing<\/strong> also include various musical treatment approaches. A few healing traditions are also integrated in modern music therapy practice in India.<\/span><\/p>\n Vedic traditions <\/strong>dating back roughly 5000 years ago had a great intuition about the power of sound and intonation. The Vedic chants and music which had more sound and rhythm, used as a source of healing and up liftment reflected the intuition that each intonation and inflection of voice could have beneficial or adverse effects.<\/span><\/p>\n Music Raga Therapy<\/strong> , an extinct sanskrit treatise, as its name implies dealt with curative ragas and suggested specific ragas with specific therapeutic and a prophylactic medium in clinical and educational settings. the Vedic system of health care concerned with healthy living and not disease specific takes into account the patient\u2019s entire personality, body, mind and the spirit and guides the participants for a healthy living along with the therapeutic measures that relate to physical, mental, social and spiritual harmony.<\/span><\/p>\n Nada Yoga is the core of Dhrupad, the most ancient style of Hindustani Classical Music. Originally only sung by priests in the temples as an act of worship, it induces a deep meditative state in the singer as well as the listener.<\/span><\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Vrindaban, the abode of Lord Krishna, situated on the bank of the Holy river yamuna is known for its devotional classical music „Dhrupad“. Bhagwat Puran states that Lalita Sakhi sang in Dhrupad style during the famous „Raas“-dance. Since then this tradition of ancient form of worship of Lord Krishna has been maintained in the temples of Vrindaban. Dhrupad is a particular north Indian style of classical music related to „Vraja“. This was enriched and elevated to godly heights by the celebrated swamy Haridas of Vrindaban, the Guru of world famous musician Tansen.<\/span><\/p>\n Dhrupad is the most ancient form of Hindustani classical music. There are two interpretations for the word Dhrupad. One is that it is derived from dhruva, the steadfast evening star, and pada, meaning \u2018poem\u2019. The other is that the word druva means \u2018fixed\u2019 and pada \u2018poem\u2019 which makes it into a poem set to music. Its origins have been traced back to the recitation of the sama veda, one of the four sacred vedic scriptures. The form developed through the sama gaan, the chanted transmission of holy texts. <\/span><\/p>\n Dhrupad is the oldest existing form of Indian classical music. The nature of Dhrupad is spiritual- its purpose is aradhana (worship). Seeking not to entertain, but to induce deep feelings of peace and contemplation in the listener.<\/span><\/p>\n Its origin is linked to the recitation of Sama veda<\/strong>, the sacred Sanskrit text. Dhrupad probably evolved from the earlier chanting of Om, the sacred syllable which is claimed to be the source of all creation. Later, the rhythmic chanting of the Vedic scriptures evolved into singing of Chhanda and Prabandha.<\/span><\/p>\n According to some accounts, Dhrupad was sung in temples, the singer facing the divinity. From this early chanting, Dhrupad evolved into a sophisticated, classical form of music. The language of Dhrupad changed from Sanskrit to Brijbhasha sometime between the 12th and the 16th century.<\/span><\/p>\n