Sourindro Mohun Tagore

Books by Sourindro Mohun Tagore

Total count: 51

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  Jantra khettra deepicaor, A treatise on "citara," containing all the requisite precepts and examples on the rudiments of Hindoo music, intended as an introduction to the study of the above instrument. Illustrated with various exercises and ninety four airs arranged in the present system of Hindoo notation

  Kally Prossonna Banerjeea1872-01-01
• Mridunga munjoreeA treatise on mridunga

  Printed by Mothoranath Turkarutna at the Pracrita Press1873-01-01
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  English Verses Set to Hindu Music, in Honor of His Royal Highness the Prince ...

  J. N. Ghose & Co.1875-01-01
• Yantra kosha, or, A treasury of the musical instruments of ancient and of modern India, and of various other countries

  Aubhoy Churun Ghose1875-01-01
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  Victoria-gítika, or Sanskrit verses, celebrating the deeds and the virtues of Her Most Gracious Majesty the Queen Victoria and her renowned predecessors

  I.C. Bose1875-01-01
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  Elementary rules for the Hindoo musical notationwith a description of signs frequently used in airs intended for the ækatana

  Printed by Mothooranath Turkarutna1875-01-01
• Hindu musicfrom various authors.

  Babu Punchanun Mukerjea1875-01-01
• Fifty stanzas in Saṅskrita, in honor of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales

  I.C. Bose1875-01-01
• [Samgīta sāra-samgrata

  1875-01-01
• Six principal rágaswith a brief view of Hindu music.

  Calcutta Central Press Company, Limited1876-01-01
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  Victoria sámrájyan, or Sanskrit stanzas ; with a translation on the various ...

  Printed by Bose andpublished by the author1876-01-01
• Short notices of Hindu musical instruments.

  Printed by Ashutosh Ghose & Co., at the Albert Press1877-01-01
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  Fifty tunes

  The author1878-01-01
• Bhāratīya nāṭyarahasya, arthāt, Saṃskrta san-gīta o alankāraśāstrānuyāyī nāṭyaprakaraṇa

  Thākura1878-01-01
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  A Few specimens of Indian songs

  Printed by I.C. Bose& Co. ... and publishedby the Author1879-01-01
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  Mani-málá; or, A treatise on gems

  1879-01-01
• The ten principal avatáras of the Hinduswith a short history of each incarnation and directions for the representation of the múrttis as tableaux vivants

  The author1880-01-01
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  The eight principal rasas of the Hinduswith múrtti and vrindaka, or tableaux and dramatic pieces, illustrating their character

  The author1880-01-01
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  Rasābishkāra-br̥ndaka

  Śaurīndramohana Ṭhākura1880-01-01
• The five principal musicians of the Hindusor A brief exposition of the essential elements of Hindu music, as set forth by the five celestial musicians of India, an offering to the fifth International congress of Orientalists, to be held at Berlin in September, 1881

  The author1881-01-01
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