Hindu Music From Various Authors

Hindu Music from Various Authors by Sourindro Mohun Tagore is a seminal work that compiles diverse perspectives on the theory, practice, and cultural significance of Indian music. As a pioneering figure in the study of Indian classical music, Tagore brings together writings that delve into the historical, spiritual, and technical aspects of the art form. The book explores the foundations of Hindu music, including its origins in the Vedic tradition and its deep connection to religious rituals and spirituality. It provides insights into the structure of ragas, talas, and the philosophical underpinnings that distinguish Indian music from Western traditions. Tagore also emphasizes the role of music as a medium for devotion and emotional expression. With contributions from various scholars, this work offers a holistic understanding of Indian music’s evolution and its enduring cultural importance. It remains a valuable resource for musicians, historians, and anyone interested in India’s artistic heritage.