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Actually sattriya-ojaplali music is usually to some extent similar to hindustani music but it also has some distinct classical elements which are absent in hindustani music. Same with manipuri music. But unlike carnatic, hindustani , odissi music manipuri and sattriya music isn't recognized. But sattriya and manipuri music are distinct from hindustani music.

@Shadow-1xyz correct. similar, not same. Specially the stretching of vowels, its very distinctive.

@@luitbaishya1581 yes isn't same It's distinct from other indian classical musics

@Shadow-1xyz there are people trying to get distinct recognition for Odia Classical music ? are there similar groups for Manipuri n Xotriya ?

@@luitbaishya1581 link share nhoi copy kori e desu The Sattriya Ojapali: The Sattriya Ojapali is an ancient music of Assam. But during the neo-Vaishavism movement, the old tradition of Ojapali has been modified with the principal technique of Sattra-style. The Ojapali has two varieties i) Vyah-gowa (big-goa) and 2) Sukanna. The Ojapali performance is categorised under the following units 1) Rag Diya (the recital starts with the rendering of a raga) 2) Sloka (some slokas are recited); 3) Geeta (the Ojapali performs Abhinaya to a Borgeet 4) Diha (a kind of refrain (Ghosa, Sloka) 5) Pad Gowas or Thiya-Paton (Narrating a verse). The Pada-Gowa is again divided into many subunits. In Ojapali, the main central figure of the dance is called Oja (Like Isheihanba in Manipuri). He is a dancer cum-narrator singer. Next is Daina like duhar in Manipuri) and others are called pali. Palis consisting of numbers from 10 to 15 take their position in a semi-circular form and keep their rhythm in their cymbals as well as in their feet. The dance strictly follows the Raga music. In Ojapali music, there are six Purushas. They are i) Mallar 2) Saranga, 3) Hindol 4) Bheirab 5) Dipak 6) Megha. There are other 36 Bandha Ragas also. In the rendering of the Raga, the mridanga is not used, instead Bhot tal (mangang or gong is used.) The main five talas are used. they are i) Char tala 2) Choutal, 3) Tikari 4) Leecheri and 5) Thoka tala.

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It is done in classical dance sattriya style by pune students, thanks for liking

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Dear Rituraj, your observation is perfect, Before this Performance Dancers performed Nadubhangi Ramdani , but due to tight schedule of organisers they are unable to change costume, as Jhumura mela nach is Male grace dance , so they performed in Same costume, they all are Marathi Girls performing Jhumura Mela , Thanks for liking ♥️🙏

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Thanks a lot for your message; it was a very very great show

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