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The rhythmic patterns of Indian music are called A. pungis. B. talas. C. veenas. D. tablas.
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The rhythmic patterns of Indian music are called

A. pungis.
B. talas.
C. veenas.
D. tablas.

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The rhythmic patterns of Indian music are called "talas," although it should be noted that the way in which this type of rhythm occurs in Indian music is different than in the west. 
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