Fill in the blank: The sound produced by a bat is characterized by a ___ frequency, while the sound of an elephant has a ___ frequency. |
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True or False: The surbahar is more commonly played by women than by men in Indian classical music. |
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False. The surbahar is rare among women due to its physical demands, although Annapurna Devi mastered it. |
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Fill in the blank: Timbre refers to the ___ of a sound, which varies based on the material and construction of the instrument. |
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What scientific principles do instrument makers apply when crafting musical instruments? |
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Instrument makers utilize principles of acoustics and material properties to shape instruments that produce desired sound qualities and pitches. |
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Mysore Doraiswamy Iyengar shaped Carnatic music.
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True or False: Frequency refers to the amplitude of sound waves produced by an instrument. |
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False. Frequency refers to the number of vibrations per second, affecting the pitch of the sound. |
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Annapurna Devi shaped Indian classical music.
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Fill in the blank: The frequency of a sitar increases when the ___ is tightened. |
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Fill in the blank: A log of wood is shaped into a ___ to form the body of a drum. |
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