Published 2022-02-28
Keywords
- Purananuru,
- Yazh,
- Tamil Artist,
- Tamil Isai
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Abstract
In the middle of this century, Tamil isai Renaissance was achieved and tamil isai sangathar brought in a number of musical instruments. Tamil people are innisai of their pandai Yazh. Music in Tamil isai Sangam is the music of Pandai Yazh. Music research was conducted at the Tamil isai Sangam and music tamil scholars and composers gathered. From the grammars they had learned, they spoke of the handkerchief, the sleep, and the sound. Tamil is composed by all tamil people and tamil is played by tamil artist nall isai. The aim is not to tell the passionate history of the Tamil isai Renaissance. There is a feeling that the word music is given in the sense of music. But the history of the word music is remarkable. It provides not one thing but many things. Its appearance is also delicious and the aim here is to explain them.
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