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Line 114: − − The portion of the first song of Samaveda illustrates the link and mapping of Rigvedic verses into a melodic chant:[1] − − Vina (lute) is mentioned in Samaveda.[20] − − अग्न आ याहि वीतये – Rigveda 6.16.10[21] − − Agna ā yāhi vītaye − − Samaveda transformation (Jaiminiya manuscript): − − o gnā i / ā yā hi vā − i / tā yā i tā yā i / − − Translation: − − O Agni, come to the feast. − − — Samaveda 1.1.1, Translated by Frits Staal[1] − − — V. Raghavan, [7]
Bharatiya Sangita Shastra (भारतीयसङ्गीतशास्त्रम्) (view source)
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Gramageyagana and Aranyagana are connected with purvarcika and are called Prakriti gana.<ref name=":0" />
Gramageyagana and Aranyagana are connected with purvarcika and are called Prakriti gana.<ref name=":0" />