Question

Some of our folk musical instruments are on the verge of extinction. What should be done to preserve them? present your idea in four points
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Answer 1

The musical instruments which are in a condition of being extinct should be included in the curriculum and taught in schools and colleges.

The active role of Government.

Mass awareness about its importance.

Conduct folk musical competition time to time. Things to remember.

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Answer 2

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Pass them along from teacher to learner(s), in person, by ear ( the aural/oral tradition)

Write the lyrics and music down. The music can be written using standard music notation or some system of tabs, be they guitar tab, banjo tab, mandolin tab, or what-have-you. Most tablature transcriptions, however, don’t do a very good job of conveying the rhythms and phrasing of the music, note durations and so forth, requiring the learner to already have a pretty good idea of how the tune should sound in order to play the tab accurately.

Record the song in some fashion. Thomas Edison revolutionized the world of music forever by inventing the phonograph in the late 1800’s, thereby making it possible for the first time to record and preserve sound for future listening.

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