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Evolution of Indian Music: Part I (3000 BC - 1945 AD)

Link of Part II :    • Evolution of Indian Music: Part II (Mid 19...   This video is an attempt at mapping the evolution of Indian music and poetry from the beginning of recorded Indian history till the end of our freedom struggle. I am neither a historian nor a musician but take a keen interest in both Indian history and Indian culture. I do not claim the video to be an authority on the history of Indian music but I have tried my best to maintain historical accuracy. 3000 BC – Chanting of OM at gurukulas (ancient Vedic schools) 1500 BC – Rigveda hymns sung by sages 1200 BC – Brahma Samhita passed on as oral tradition 1000 BC – Hymns from Vedas become popular with masses 700 BC – Upanishads are penned 300 BC – Maurya dynasty popularizes hymns from Upanishads to masses 200 AD – Peak of Buddhism in India with ubiquitous Buddhist chants 500 AD – Kalidasa composes Meghaduta 1000 AD – Various genres of dance forms spread (Bharatnatyam becoming the most prominent) 1150 AD – Carnatic music style achieves mass popularity 1200 AD – Jayadev composes epic poem Gita-Govinda 1300 AD – Amir Khusrow takes India by storm with his musical innovations 1400 AD – Qawwalis popularized by Sufis 1500 AD – Kabir challenges orthodoxy of Indian culture through many of his seminal works 1525 AD – Devotional songs composed by Meera bai become a rage 1550 AD – Chaitanya Mahaprabhu ushers in the Bhakti movement (music as a form of devotion) 1600 AD – Tansen is immortalized through his innovations of Raagas 1625 AD – Tulsidas pens the epic Ramcharitmanas 1700 AD – Rajasthani style of music gain popularity 1725 AD – Maraths carry their battle songs to the rest of India 1750 AD – Sufi poet Bulleh Shah gains popularity in North and North-West India 1800 AD – Sikhs popularize their martial dance (bhangra) as a music genre 1850 AD – Mirza Ghalib becomes the most influential composer of Ghazals 1875 AD – Rajasthani folk songs made popular by wandering traders 1900 AD – Bankim Chandra pens Vade Mataram which becomes the battle cry for Indian independence 1905 AD – Patriotic Poems composed by Allama Iqbal gain popularity 1910 – Sardar Ajit Singh pens famous song “Pagdi Sambhaal” which rallies people against British rule 1920 – Gandhi’s favourite bhajan Vaishnav Jan gains popularity through its recitals in prayer meetings 1931 – Patriotic Songs penned by India revolutionaries are outlawed which makes them more popular 1935 – Gandhi’s musical preferences continue to influence pre independence Indian music 1940 – Noorjahan becomes the first Indian radio superstar 1943 –India movie songs start gaining popularity 1945 – Poet Rabindranath Tagore pens Jana Gana Mana which goes on to become the national anthem Link of Part II :    • Evolution of Indian Music: Part II (Mid 19...