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In the context of Indian classical music, which statement correctly explains the concept of Vikrit swaras?

1. They are notes that remain constant in every raga
2. They refer to altered notes such as Komal and Tivra
3. They are notes sung only in fast tempo compositions
4. They are exclusive to folk music traditions

Correct answer: They refer to altered notes such as Komal and Tivra

Solution

Vikrit swaras are altered notes in Indian classical music. They include komal (flat) and tivra (sharp) swaras, unlike shuddha swaras which are natural notes.

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