flutes and drums
sitar and tabla
drums
Music is timeless. Music may go back as far as the beginning of man.
maths is every where but if we go on checking maths is also in instruments as for tuinig gutir we need to count how many times do we have to make the key move round. thats why i thing that maths is every where.
The Musical Times was created in 1844.
The region of Spain called Galicia was part of a much larger region in which the Celtic culture flourished in pre-Christian times. It is to be expected that the music of Galicia has roots in Celtic musical traditions.
Yes. Sometimes the song that the students play is in fast mode and they have to practice many times. As they practice, their reaction to the music notes improve and they have faster reaction time.
The music that was populat in ancient times was music created by the various musical instruments such as the flute, the lyre, the harp, the syrinx, the trumpet and other musical instruments brass, string or woodwind instruments.
stringed instruments
In ancient times, no. Buddhists rejected the Caste System, which is why many Hindus converted to Buddhism.
Drums
I am assuming you are referring to musical instruments. The middle ages saw the introduction of bowed instruments. There were primitive predecessors of these in ancient times, but they were not important European instruments. This meant that the medieval people had fiddles of all sorts, including hurdy-gurdys, which ancient people did not have. Medieval music was much more dependent on harps than ancient music was. There are some indications that ancient people had bagpipes, and even that Nero played one, but there were probably not common as they were in the Middle Ages. The Middle Ages saw the introduction of new types of organs that could be moved easily. One of these, the portative organ, was small enough to be carried and played by a single person and were used in processions. The instruments that were ancestral to the guitar were introduced in the Middle Ages, and they differed from lutes in that they had flat backs. Other instruments called citterns also had flat backs, though their outlines were more like lutes. The medieval lutes themselves were medieval introductions to Europe from Arabic lands. In ancient times, there was a lot of use of lyres, which were mostly out of favor in the Middle Ages. (The Byzantine lyra was not a lyre, but a bowed lute.) Unfortunately we do not know much about ancient musical instruments, so a complete comparison is impossible.
Music is timeless. Music may go back as far as the beginning of man.
no, hindus do not worship 5 times a day. However Hindus do worship 3 times a day, at dawn, at afternoon and at dusk.
In ancient times, the types of media available varied depending on the culture and time period. Some common forms of media included oral storytelling, cave paintings, stone carvings, and written texts on materials such as papyrus or clay tablets. Other forms of media included sculptures, pottery, and early forms of musical instruments.
maths is every where but if we go on checking maths is also in instruments as for tuinig gutir we need to count how many times do we have to make the key move round. thats why i thing that maths is every where.
The didgeridoo has been used by Australian Aboriginals and similar instruments by others since ancient times. It is not known who invented it.
during ancient times higher castes of Hindus used to go to Gurukul aka schools. While lower castes were banned from learning.
It is a musical Instrument and was used throughout times of ancient egypt. If you want to know when it was invented it was in 1500 BCE