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Nottuswara

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According to one popular account, the violin was introduced into Carnatic music by Baluswami Dikshitar (1786–1858), the younger brother of Muthuswami Dikshitar. He encountered the instrument being played by British bands in colonial Madras, and decided to learn it. The music was mostly Irish and
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in 1833. In 1893, Manali Chinnaswamy Mudaliar published them with European notation, and in 1905, they were compiled by Subbarama Dikshitar as 'Prathamaabhyaasa pustakamu' in
138:. In recent years, Kanniks Kannikeswaran has researched these compositions further, found the sources of a few compositions, and given several lectures. 146:
The European songs used as basis include "Limerick", "Castilian Maid", "Lord MacDonald's Reel", "Voulez-vous Danser?", and "God Save the King".
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Sometimes the name "nottuswara" is used to refer to other compositions based on Western notes, not necessarily by Muthuswami Dikshitar.
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Weidman, Amanda (2009), "Listening to the violin in South Indian classical music", in Richard K. Wolf (ed.),
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Singing the classical, voicing the modern: the postcolonial politics of music in South India
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Theorizing the local: music, practice, and experience in South Asia and beyond
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proper, being based on simple melodies and devoid of the ornamentation (
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of Hindustani music. Technically, the compositions are not in
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Nottuswara Sahityas of Muthuswami Dikshitar - K Kannikeswaran
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Homage to the Great Composer - Sri Muthuswami Dikshitar
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scale, whose pitch intervals correspond to that of the
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East meets West: Western instruments in Carnatic music
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Index

Nottusvara
note
swaras
Carnatic music
Muthuswami Dikshitar
Trinity of Carnatic music
East India company rule
Sanskrit
C major
Shankarabharana
raga
Bilaval
that
Shankarabharana
Western classical music
violin
C. P. Brown
Telugu
Example
God Save the King
My Country, 'Tis of Thee
Anthem
Traditional setting
"Indo-Celtic"
Rakes of Mallow
Leroy Anderson
Live version
Flute
Jabara
Concert

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