dumka

Thus, in classical music, dumka came to mean "a type of instrumental music involving sudden changes from melancholy to exuberance". Though dumky are generally characterized by a gently plodding, dreamy duple rhythm, many examples are in triple metre, including Dvořák's Slavonic dance (Op.

The composition of "Dumka" basically follows the musical structure of the classical Russian folk song in three parts. Tchaikovsky made it the title music while also using a large number of rhythmic patterns from Russian folk dance music, reflecting his love for his country and his people.

noun,plural dum·ky [doom-kee].

tam·​bou·​ra tam-ˈbu̇r-ə variants or tambura. : an Asian musical instrument resembling a lute in construction but without frets and used to produce a drone accompaniment to singing.

Dumka – as the name suggests is a district surrounded, within lofty hills and exotic forest. This land of temples is also a famous health hill resort situated at a height of 472 ft.

Dumka is famed as the land of tribals. It is one of the oldest districts and also the headquarter of Santhal Pargana division in Jharkhand. The city is all through filled up with mesmerising beauty. Gigantic mountains, splendid landscapes, serene rivers and stretches of greenery in the valleys are a treat to the eyes.

Jharkhand state Welcome to Dumka – The Land of Temples. It is one of the most spectacular district of Jharkhand state that has the epitome of being the sub- Capital of this State.

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Sitar is used in Hindustani classical, and the Veena is used in Carnatic music. While Tanpura looks like the sitar, it is missing a top gourd and does not have any frets. These frets allow for the Sitar to tune the sympathetic strings, which the Tanpura does not have.

plucked drone instrument The tambura or tanpura is a plucked drone instrument used to accompany instrumental or vocal performances. The four strings are played open rather than being depressed to alter the note. This example is considerably smaller than the typical tambura. A very small version is sometimes known as a tamburi.

1,700 mi²Dumka / Area

Dumka is the sub-capital of Jharkhand.