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Hindu music are divided into different forms that includes Classical Music of India. Their devotional song is called Bhajia and their chants is called Kirtan.
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Where is Hinduism used?
Hinduism is used around the world but mostly in India
Do they sing and dance to gods in Hinduism?
Hinduism has an ancient, highly sophisticated culture of arts, music and dance which celebrate the gods.
Is Hinduism polytheistic or pilosophy?
No, Hinduism is not Polytheistic Religion. Hinduism used to be a Philosophy of lifestyle before it became Religion.
Are Ragas played by large orchestras?
No, they are one of the forms of sacred music in Hinduism. :)
True or false music is a very important part of the practice of Hinduism?
false
Who is the Hinduism forefather?
Lord brahma himself is the founder of Hinduism. Also Aryans ./ Dravidian are forefathers, because they used hinduism as their Religion.
When was the sign used and who used it?
The sign used for Hinduism is the OM
How are reincarnation and karma related in Hinduism?
They are both used in Hinduism & Buddhism. -writen by Willow! you know it!
What is the connection between Hinduism and Indian traditional music?
my pillow ate me so i have no clue sozx
How is Hinduism used by believers of religion?
Hinduism is used by believers by text, books, and other different things so that they could tell a detail.
Explain the philosophical and religious belief that influence the music of India?
Hinduism has had a great influence over the music of India. Two of India's earliest forms of music, Carnatic and Hindustani, are closely linked to Hinduism. Carnatic music, one of the earliest, surviving forms of music, is supposedly a gift from the Hindu gods. An even earlier form, Hindustani music, also was supposedly not made by men, but passed down from gods. This kind of music is also closely linked to chanting and meditation.
What are some philosophical and religious beliefs that influence the music of India?
Hinduism has had a great influence over the music of India. Two of India's earliest forms of music, Carnatic and Hindustani, are closely linked to Hinduism. Carnatic music, one of the earliest, surviving forms of music, is supposedly a gift from the Hindu gods. An even earlier form, Hindustani music, also was supposedly not made by men, but passed down from gods. This kind of music is also closely linked to chanting and meditation.
