Music--India
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Dar Fann-i Musiki, undated
Five short treatises on Indian music. The first treatise may be original, the remainder probably translated from the Sanskrit.
Manuscripts of the Islamicate World and South Asia
Ragamala, 1842 C.E.
Ragamala paintings are highly symbolic visual interpretations of Indian music previously envisioned in divine form by musicians and poets. They generally depict romantic and devotional situations in an aristocratic setting. The word ‘raga’ derives from the Sanskrit root – ranj – which means to tinge or to colour and evokes love, passion and beauty.
Saṅgīta Rāga-kalpadruma, c 1842 C.E.
Compilation of North Indian music, with Bengali notes and listing of Ragas in English.
تصویرات راگ مالا Taṣvīrāt-i Rāg-mālā, undated
Music: An album illuminated by thirty-four groups of figures in gouache painting in a variety of colours, attitudes, and surroundings, representing conventional symbols of Rāgs and Rāginīs (the well-known personifications of Indian pitches).
