Teaching about Carnatic music in a college course

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  • carnatic_scores

    Scores/Notation of Carnatic compositions viz., Varnams, Kritis. Typeset using inkscape, latex or lilypond

    • Hey all, I'm a master's student in Choral Music Conducting, and I've chosen to give a lecture on Carnatic Music in our lecture-based course this semester. I'm coming in relatively fresh to the genre (I know of a few performers and have a little background knowledge) but I'm looking for solid musical examples that might be considered exemplary. Additionally, I've found some written notation: https://github.com/ananthp/carnatic_scores

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