Talk:Ganga (music)

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A stronger article on ganga would refer to the work of ethnomusicologists; the late Mirjana Lausevic is essential, and I suspect that Pettan and Petrovic should be quoted as well. Lausevic's research noted the participation of Orthodox believers as well as Catholics and Muslims in this beautiful tradition; she also observed age-related factors, performance norms, and a custom of singing these very loud dissonances face-to-face. It's good that there is a stub already. I look forward to an improved article. Cecile Bruner (talk) 17:29, 9 July 2012 (UTC)[reply]