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	Kadamba Foundation :: Ranayaneeya :: (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Saamaveda has been hailed as the most important of the 4 Vedas.
		Saamaveda is entirely different from all the other Vedas in almost all respects.
		The Saamaveda is written and presented in verse, instead of prose.
	www.kadambafoundation.org /ranayaneeya.html (965 words)

	Your e - Acharya on Indian Tradition
		Saamaveda’s Poorvaarchiak and Uttaraarchika contain six and three prapaatakaas respectively.
		The greatness and importance of ‘Om’ is described in great detail in Saamaveda.
		The Chaandyogopanishad, that belongs to Saamaveda, has ‘Om’ as its prime subject.
	www.acharyaonline.com /samaveda1.htm (340 words)

	Wikipedia: Indian classical music
		The origins of Indian classical music can be found from the oldest of scriptures the Vedas.
		Saamaveda, one of the four vedas describes music at length.
		Indian classical music (marga) is monodic, and based around a single melody line.
	www.factbook.org /wikipedia/en/i/in/indian_classical_music.html (784 words)

	Your e - Acharya on Indian Tradition
		According to the Vishnupuraana, kaandarshi Jaimini, disciple of maharshi Vedavyasa, studied the saamaveda and divided it into two parts.
		Krutinaabha, a prominent disciple of Hiranyanaabha, taught his part to twenty-five students and they in turn taught to their numerous disciples.
		One thousand branches of saamaveda are mentioned in major works such as Paatanjala Mahaabhaashya, Sutasamhitaa, Muktikopanishad, Skandapuraana,etc. The Vishnu Puraana cites nine parts of the Raanaayaneeya – Saatyaayaneeya, Saatwala, Moudgala, Khalwala, Mahaakhalwala, Taangala, Kouthuma, Goutama and Jaimineeya.
	www.acharyaonline.com /samaveda.htm (353 words)

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		And though you have only one heart, you have innumerable echos inside it.
		> #sarasa swara surajharI gamanamou saamavEda saaramidi > Filled with nice swaras, and flowing like the sacred river #sarasa# also means filled with #rasa#.
		>(#gaMga#), this is the theme of the saamavEda, the song of life I #saaramu# means essence.
	www.ae.utexas.edu /~vajapekc/telugu/siri2.txt (246 words)

	TeluguPeople.com - Articles (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		The beauty of speech lies in the 'Richas', the beauty of richas lie in the 'Saama' and the beauty of the 'Saama' lies in the individual's capability to sing it.The richas of Saamaveda are sung in a typical style- the pitch is kept high initially and it is lowered in a gradual manner.
		The richas of Saama veda when sung in a proper manner has soothing effects on the wavering mind.
		The use of all the 7 musical notes adds to the mesmerising effects of the richas of Saamaveda.
	www.telugupeople.com /discussion/article.asp?id=22203 (1296 words)

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