I blog I belong I will play the music life long
Meeting friends, listening to their songs
Murmurs of joys, pains and wrongs
A story to read, an anxious reader longs
About clouds, trees, hills and fog
Lush green meadows and trimmed lawns
Sweet melodies of people who belong
This is a beautiful world to prolong
I blog I belong I play the music all along !Â
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And my Pakistani boss once told me that the scale of music in India has far more notes that Western scale of basic 8 notes with a few sharps and flats in between. They also have inbetween tones – far more comprehensive.
Perhaps your boss is right. Indian music is more of riyaz(practice) and dedication. It needs years of hard work and dedication and a good teacher to learn it properly.
Back when I was studying music, I listened to a lot of Indian music. I still love it, though I admit it is very much more complex than western music. I enjoy it despite not entirely understanding it.
Thanks for liking Indian music. It is mutual, even I enjoy western music