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In Carnatic music, "avartham" (also spelled "avartanam") refers to one complete cycle of the tala (time meter), similar to a bar in Western music, used to measure the length of musical phrases.
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Tala and Avartham:
The tala is the rhythmic structure or meter of a piece of music.
An avartham is one complete cycle of that tala.
For example, in Adi tala (a common tala in Carnatic music), one avartham consists of 8 beats (4+2+2), and in Rupaka tala, one avartham consists of 7 beats.
Purpose and Usage:
Avarthams are used to measure the length of musical phrases or sections.
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