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The idea of Hindustani music being "sweeter" than Carnatic music is subjective and depends on personal taste and musical exposure. Both styles have their own distinct beauty and appeal. Why Some People Find Hindustani Music "Sweeter" Long, Flowing Melodies – Hindustani music emphasizes Meend...
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The idea of Hindustani music being "sweeter" than Carnatic music is subjective and depends on personal taste and musical exposure. Both styles have their own distinct beauty and appeal. Why Some People Find Hindustani Music "Sweeter" Long, Flowing Melodies – Hindustani music emphasizes Meend (glides between notes), making it sound smoother and more fluid. Slower, Meditative Approach – Raga elaboration (Alaap) is gradual, allowing for a serene and expansive feel. Lighter Ornamentation – Compared to Carnatic Gamakas (intricate note oscillations), Hindustani music has softer embellishments. Influence of Persian & Mughal Styles – Adds a unique grace to its presentation. read less
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It is inaccurate to say that either Hindustani or Carnatic music is inherently sweeter. Both styles offer unique musical experiences, and the perception of "sweetness" depends on individual taste and musical background. Hindustani music is known for its improvisational nature and emotional depth, while...
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It is inaccurate to say that either Hindustani or Carnatic music is inherently sweeter. Both styles offer unique musical experiences, and the perception of "sweetness" depends on individual taste and musical background. Hindustani music is known for its improvisational nature and emotional depth, while Carnatic music is characterized by its structured compositions and poetic vision. read less
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