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Classical instrument of East Indian state of Odisha
Mardala (Odia: ମର୍ଦ୍ଦଳ, romanized: Mardaḷa, Odia: [mɔrd̪d̪ɔl̪ɔ] ) is a classical percussive instrument native to the east Indian state of Odisha, traditionally
Mardala
Genre of Indian classical music
the Mardala in his treatise, the Natya Manorama as: ānaddhe marddaḻaḥ śreṣṭho yatastallakṣaṇaṃbrube / Translation: Among the membranophones, Mardala is
Odissi_music
Traditional dance form of Odisha, India
accompanied by traditional Odissi music with the primary percussion being the Mardala. To transform into graceful feminine dancers the boys do not cut their
Gotipua
State in Eastern India
Hindustani and Carnatic traditions, and is performed with instruments like the mardala (a traditional percussion instrument), flute, sitar, and violin. Together
Odisha
Odia poet
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Upendra_Bhanja
Female representation in Indian iconography
Shukasarika (one who plays with a parrot) Nupurapadika (one who ties anklets) Mardala (drummer) Alasyakanya (lazy) Shubhagamini (thorn remover) The presence
Surasundari
Medieval Indian text based on Hindu god Radha and Krishna
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Gita_Govinda
Dance festival in Odisha, India
ankle and fell on a percussion instrument known as Mardala. The brass material hitting the Mardala made a very loud "Da" noise. Those two sounds were
Danda_Nata
Indian classical dancer (1926–2004)
dance. Guru Kelucharan Mohapatra was a master in Percussion instruments – Mardala and Tabla, which clearly resonates in his dance compositions. He was also
Kelucharan_Mohapatra
Percussionist from Odisha, India
specializing in the Mardala, a traditional percussion instrument of Odissi music. He is widely recognized for systematizing the Odissi style of Mardala playing and
Banamali_Maharana
13th-century UNESCO world heritage site in Odisha, India
female musicians holding various musical instruments including the vina, mardala, gini, Other major works of art include sculptures of Hindu deities, apsaras
Konark_Sun_Temple
Singari Ghumot Gummeta Kanjira Khol Kinpar and Dhopar (Tribal Drums) Madal Mardala Maddale Maram Mizhavu Mridangam Naal Pakhavaj Pakhavaj Jori – Sikh instrument
List of Indian musical instruments
List_of_Indian_musical_instruments
Stringed musical instrument
lists several instruments in his version of "Ramayana", such as Dotara, mardala, tabal, jhajhar etc. The dotara is a plucked stringed instrument, played
Dotara
10th-century Hindu temple in Bhubaneshwar, Odisha, India
dancers perform during the function, accompanied by musical instruments like mardala. The event is webcast in the state government portal. Angel view of Mukteswar
Mukteshvara Temple, Bhubaneswar
Mukteshvara_Temple,_Bhubaneswar
Percussion instrument
Mridangam/Tannumai Percussion instrument Related instruments Mardala, pakhawaj, khol, tabla, kendang Ghatam, Kanjira, Morsing (accompanying instruments)
Mridangam
Nepali folk instrument
मादल (Nepali) Nomenclature of Maadal Percussion instrument Other names Mardala, Maadal, Mardal, Madal, Mirdang, Phakawaj, In Pali it is called Maddala
Madal
Classical dance of India
tanpura is used for a consistent, droning ambience throughout, with the mardala for percussion. Melodic instruments range from the harmonium, bansuri (bamboo
Odissi
Musical artist
known for his powerful voice and intricate style, his command over the Mardala as well as his contribution towards the academic institutionalization of
Singhari_Shyamsundar_Kar
Vaishnava Sanskrit poet (c. 1170–1245)
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Jayadeva
Instrument
distinct traditional repertoire and technique. It has been used alongside the Mardala in Odissi classical music from ancient times, which is a comparatively
Mrudanga
Ramayana, lists several instruments in his version of "Ramayana", such as mardala, khumuchi, bhemachi, dagar, gratal, ramtal, tabal, jhajhar, jinjiri, bheri
Music_of_India
membranophones Cuba percussion Maram membranophones India percussion drum Mardala membranophones 211.222.1 India percussion Mazhar membranophones 211.311
List_of_musical_instruments
Musical artist
Culture and Tourism, Government of Odisha. Received the Junior Fellowship in Mardala from the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Govt. of India. Some major
Ratikant_Mohapatra
music of Prahallada Nataka is a mardala. The ensemble, which typically stands on one side of the mancha, includes Mardala, Mukhabina, Gini, Jhanja, and
Prahallada_Nataka
Linguistic phenomenon whereby a language allows multiple cases suffixed on the same head
time bi-l-da 3-PL-NOM mardala-tha paint-ACT dangka-walath-i, man-a.lot-MLOC ngimi-marra-y night-UTIL-MLOC birangkarra bi-l-da mardala-tha dangka-walath-i
Suffixaufnahme
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Debakiri
Odissi Singer and Guru
as Guru Ramhari Das, Guru Dhaneswar Swain (Odissi Mardala), Guru Sachidananda Das (Odissi Mardala) and of Hindustani & Carnatic music, such as Pt Vidyadhar
Gopal_Chandra_Panda
Classical Musician Guru Bijaya Kumar Barik playing the Odissi Mardala
Music_of_South_Asia
Indian musical artist (born 1953)
romanized: Dhaneswara Swāin; born on 18 May 1953) is an exponent and Guru of the Odissi Mardala, the traditional percussion instrument of Odissi music. He founded Vadya
Dhaneswar_Swain
Musical artist
disciples are Shyamamani Devi and Ramhari Das.[citation needed] Odissi music Mardala Gita Govinda Gitaprakasa Dey, S.C. (1990). The Quest for Music Divine.
Balakrushna_Dash
Odia poet
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Baladeba_Ratha
Indian Odia poet (1720–1793)
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Banamali_Dasa
Female sculptural form on Indian temples
Shukasarika (One playing with a parrot), Nupurpadika (one wearing anklets) and Mardala (drummer). Alasa Kanya depiction can also be discussed in reference to
Alasa_Kanya
Australian Aboriginal language
Archualda Benbakanjamata Binbarnja Gadjnjamada, Kanjimata, Keydnjmarda Jandali Mardala Nimalda Nuralda Umbertana Yura ngarwala Yura ngarwala is a widely used
Adnyamathanha_language
Indian performing theatre form
which is absent in the epic. The ensemble of Bharata Lila comprises a mardala, gini, jodinagara, ghuduki and harmonium. Ananda Lal (2004). The Oxford
Bharata_Lila
14th century Assamese poet
of Lord Bishnu. He lists several instruments in his "Ramayana", such as mardala(a type of wooden Mridanga), khumuchi, bhemachi, dagar, gratal, ramtal,
Madhava_Kandali
Traditional system of Indian architecture as described in Hindu texts
example, it describes a civic building for display of art that is circular (mardala, drum-like), with main entrance and smaller ones enclosing a court-like
Hindu_architecture
Intentional community in India
accompanied by musicians like Swain playing the percussion instrument, Mardala, Srinibas Satapathy’s on Bamboo flute (Bansuri) and Sanjib Kumar Kunda
Nrityagram
Indian playback singer
Paramasivan Kannada Vichakshana "Prakshalana" Jagannath Sindhi Telugu "Sandella Mardala" 2015 Anaganaga Oka Chitram "O Sanjana" Vinod Yajamanya Baahubali: The
L._V._Revanth
Performing folk art of Odisha, India
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Dasakathia
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Dinakrushna_Dasa
Indian author (1898–1978)
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Kalicharan_Pattnaik
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Chinta_Kamodi
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Kedaragouda
Indian dancer (1948–2010)
later trained at Utkal Sangeet Mahavidyalaya in Odissi and in playing the mardala, and accompanied Sanjukta Panigrahi as her co-dancer and percussionist
Gangadhar_Pradhan
Shadow puppetry from Odisha, India
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Rabana_Chhaya
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Ghantaraba
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Gujjari
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Panchama_Baradi
Performing Arts College in Bhubaneswar, Odisha, India
Chandra Panda Bhikari Charan Bal Ramhari Das Bijaya Kumar Jena Odissi Mardala Banamali Maharana Mahadev Rout Odissi dance Pankaj Charan Das Deba Prasad
Utkal_Sangeet_Mahavidyalaya
18th-century Odissi musician, poet and composer
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Gopalakrusna_Pattanayaka
Musical artist
the state. For his mastery over eight disciplines (vocal music, Bina, Mardala, musicology, sahitya-explanation, poetry-music composition and others)
Tarini_Charan_Patra
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Abhimanyu_Samanta_Singhara
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Madhukiri
singing is accompanied by instruments like harmonium, tabla, flute, veena, mardala, thali and nagara. Although an important part of the literary and cultural
Dhumpa_sangita
Indian classical musician (1935–2022)
Devi and father Sri Gopinath Hota who was skilled in Odissi music and Mardala. He also learned from the elderly musicians of the Jaga-Akhadas of Puri
Damodar_Hota
Raga of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Baradi
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Mangala_Gujjari
Odissi Singer and Guru
workshops & seminars. Students are trained in Odissi classical vocal, Odissi Mardala and Odissi Bina (Veena) by Guru Ramhari Das, Guru Dhaneswar Swain & Guru
Ramhari_Das
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Sri_(Odissi_raga)
Indian singer (1929–2010)
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Bhikari_Bal
Type of dance
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Mahari_dance
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Ramakeri
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Sokabaradi
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Kedara_Kamodi
Gotipua dancer and guru
his contributions to Gotipua dance. Das died on 5 December 2008. Gotipua Mardala India portal "God's Little Dancers: The Gotipua Tradition of Odisha". Craft
Maguni_Charan_Das
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Abhiri
Classical Indian song
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Dhanasri
Odissi Singer and Guru
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Ramarao_Patro
Rāga of the tradition of Odissi music
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Debagandhari
Musical artist
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Shyamamani_Devi
Aboriginal Australian people
(eastern tribal exonym, kudna = feces, i.e. shit-eaters) Kutchnamootha Mardala (Diyari exonym from Wailpi ma:dəla, meaning 'no') Mardula Ngatjuwalda ('our
Wailpi
17th-century Indian classical musical treatise
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Sangita_Narayana
Odissi musical treatise
Compositions Gita Govinda Odissi Prabandha Chhanda Champu Chautisa Janana Bhajana Malasri Pallabi Charjyapada Instruments Mardala Benu Bina Khol v t e
Gita_Prakasa
MARDALA
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MARDALA
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Girl/Female
Assamese, Gujarati, Hindu, Indian, Kannada, Malayalam, Marathi, Sanskrit, Sindhi, Telugu
Spellbound; Innocent; Innocent Young; Spell Bound; Peace
Boy/Male
African, American, Australian, British, Chinese, Danish, Dutch, English, French, German, Greek, Irish, Jamaican, Latin, Slovenia, Swedish, Swiss
Brave; Of a Man; Warrior; Masculine; Manly
Boy/Male
American, Anglo, British, Christian, Danish, Dutch, English, French, Gaelic, German, Scottish, Swedish
Friend of the Sea; Form of Irving; Handsome and Fair; Place Name; Beautiful; Honored Friend
Female
Scandinavian
Scandinavian form of Latin Anna, ANITRA means "favor; grace."Â
Male
Hebrew
(יַעֲקׄב) Hebrew name YAAQOB means "supplanter." In the bible, this is the name of a son of Isaac and Rebecca, and the twin brother of Esau.
Boy/Male
Tamil
Bright
Biblical
black
Boy/Male
Christian, French, Greek, Indian, Latin
Carnal Love
Boy/Male
Hindu
Born of the Sun
Boy/Male
Australian, Indian, Telugu
Cool Breeze
MARDALA
MARDALA
MARDALA
MARDALA
MARDALA