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Nothing but melody
Melody and Rhythm are two essential elements of any Hindi film song. In film songs, melody is mostly identified with the vocals or the singable part and rhythm is usually identified with accompanying percussion instruments like Tabla or Bongo or … Continue reading
Posted in Hindi film music, Orchestration and arrangements, Special themes
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