North Indian classical music is called Hindustani Classical Music, while the South Indian expression is called Carnatic -North Indian music.
Ten Taat's are fix melodic improvisations that are propounded by Late Pandith Vishnu Narayan Bathkandy, a dedicated influential Musicologist in the 20th Century.
Pandith Bhatkhande traveled throughout India to make research in music, meeting with ustads and pandits to research on music. Hindustani music and building on that system a coordinated theory and practice of music. During his travels in India, he spent time in Baroda, Gwalior, and Rampur where Tansen disciple of legendary Veena Player Ustad Wazir Khan, a descendant of Miyan Tansen.
Pandith Bhatkhande prepared the Hindustani Sangeet Kramik Pustak Maalika as a series of textbooks. He also started the tradition of the All India Music Conferences to provide a common platform for discussion between Hindustani and Carnatic classical musicians.
He began to study an ancient texts such as the Natya Shastra and Sangeet Ratnakara and his tireless work lead to create 10 Taat notations developed and documented .
Pt. Bhatkhande's first published work, Pt. Bhatkhande wrote all of his works under one of the two pseudonyms, Vishnu Sharma and Chaturpandit.
1. Swar Malika, was a booklet containing detailed descriptions of all prevalent ragas. In 1909,
2. Shri Mallakshaya Sangeetam, in Sanskrit, under the pseudonym 'Chatur-pandit'
His disciple S N Ratanjankar, famous musician Shri. Dilip Kumar Roy, Ratanjankar's disciple K. G. Ginde, S.C.R. Bhatt, Ram Ashrey Jha 'Ramrang', Sumati Mutatkar and Krishna Kumar Kapoor are among the notable scholars who followed in the footsteps of Bhatkhande.
Pt. Bhatkhande started schools and colleges in India for systematic teaching of Hindustani music. In 1916, he reorganized the Baroda state music school, and later, with the help of the Maharaja of Gwalior, established the Madhav Music College in Gwalior.
In 1926, Rai Umanath Bali and his nephew Dr. Rai Rajeshwar Bali, then education Minister of United Provinces, established Marris College of Music in Lucknow, Bhatkhande preparing the course material.
The college was later renamed Bhatkhande College of Hindustani Music, and is now known as Bhatkhande Music Institute (Deemed University). Preparation of that course material was a landmark achievement of Bhatkhande since musical knowledge used to be passed on orally in earlier times from Gurus and Ustads to their disciples.
Raga's -Deshkar, Hansadamani, Variasions of Bilawal
3. Kamaj - SA, RE, GA ,MA, PA, DHA, ni ,SA - ( ni Komal)
Rageshshri, Jhinjothi, Desh, Thilak Kamod, Jaijayawathi, kambawathi.
4. Kaphi - SA, RE, ga ,MA, PA, DHA, ni ,SA - (ga, ni, Komal)
dharshanashri, Pilu, Dhani, Bhimpalasi, Meg Malhar, Bagesheree
5. Asawari - SA, RE, ga ,MA, PA, dha, ni ,SA - (ga,dha,ni - Komal)
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