A form of Indian vocal music. Formerly called dhruvapada, it developed in the royal courts in the 15th and 16th centuries. It is said to be the most mentally and physically demanding form of music in the pursuit of artistic excellence, and is solemn and reminiscent of religious ceremonies. Its founder is said to be Rājā Mān Singh (1486-1525) of North India, but its origins can be found in prabandha (musical composition), which was popular around the 12th century. Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
インドの声楽曲の一形式。古くはドルバパダdhruvapadaといわれた。15~16世紀にかけて宮廷で発展した。芸術性を追究するうえで,精神的にも体力的にも最も厳しい音楽であるといわれるように,荘重であり,宗教的行事を思わせる。創始者は北インドのラージャー・マーン・シングRājā Mān Singh(1486‐1525)に帰せられるが,起源は12世紀ころに盛んであったプラバンダprabandha(楽曲)に求められる。
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