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In Hindustani Classical Music, "alap," "jor," and "gat" are distinct sections of a performance. The "alap" is an improvisational introduction that explores the raga's melodic framework without rhythm, allowing for expressive exploration. The "jor" follows, introducing a rhythmic pulse while still maintaining improvisation, bridging the gap between the alap and the more structured sections. Finally, the "gat" is a composed piece that features a fixed melody with rhythm, often accompanied by percussion, marking the transition to more dynamic and rhythmic elements of the performance.

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