অসমৰ সংগীত

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অসমৰ সংগীত, a state in the northeastern part of ভারত, can be divided into various categories of লোক সংগীত. In recent times a nascent সংগীত industry has emerged that caters to local popular demand too.

A basic characteristic of the ethnic সংগীত of অসম is its descending scale which distinguishes it from the raga-based or folk সংগীত from the rest of ভারত. This style is shared by ethnic সংগীত of the hill people surrounding the state of Assam, and by the সংগীত of Thailand, ম্যানমার and চীন. Furthermore, the tunes are structured in a pyramid, in contrast to the সংগীত of rest of India which is meend based. Assam is a state with valleys and hills, and the home of many ethnic tribes. Just as the geography and varied people co-exist, the pulsating Bihu songs co-exist with languorous সংগীত of other forms.

সূচী ১ বিধা ১.১ ক্ষেত্ৰীয় লোক সংগীত ১.২ জাতীয় লোক সংগীত ১.৩ বিহুগীত ১.৪ Allied styles ১.৫ ভক্তি সংগীত ১.৬ আধুনিক সংগীত ১.৭ Exponents of অসমৰ সংগীত ২ স্রোত ৩ External links

[edit] বিধা

[edit] ক্ষেত্ৰীয় লোক সংগীত

• Kamrupiya লোকগীত
• Goalporiya লোকগীত
• Ojapali

[edit] জাতীয় লোক সংগীত

• Jhumur
• Bharigaan [1]

[edit] বিহুগীত

• Husori [2]

[edit] Allied styles

• Bongeet
• Biya Naam
• Nisukoni geet

[edit] ভক্তি সংগীত

• Borgeet (an example Template:Audio) [3]
• Zikir

[edit] আধুনিক সংগীত

• Contemporary সংগীত

[edit] Exponents of অসমৰ সংগীত

• Luit Konwar Rudra Baruah
• Padmabhusan Bhupen Hazarika
• Jayanta Hazarika
• Rupkonwar Jyoti Prasad Agarwala
• Kalaguru Bishnu Rabha

[edit] স্রোত

• Phukan, Mitra (2003) Musical Identity and being an Assamese, Shruti, October 2003.

[edit] External links

• markinkalpataru.org, a pay-site with popular music from Assam.
• Rupaliparda.com, a free resource for current happenings in assamese entertainment world.