India has a variety of traditions and religions and many people worship by chanting Mantras and Aarti and singing devotional songs.

Although these devotional sessions are steeped in tradition, many India musicians now incorporate electronic instruments into their worship ceremonies and electronic keyboards can be seen across the country in temples, churches and other prayer halls.

The Roland EX-30 is a very popular worship keyboard and here are some new Devotional Rhythm and Accompaniment Styles that were specifically designed for Indian worship musicians.

1.HARE RAMA HARE KRISHNA (KIRTAN): This style contains useful Indian rhythm beats and Tanpura accompaniment for Kirtan and Bhajan.

2.JAY GANESH DEVA (AARTI): This is a 6/8 Indian rhythm and useful accompaniment for playing devotional Aarti songs of Lord Ganesha.

3.SUKHKARTA DUKHKARTA (AARTI): This is the popular rhythm of traditional Ganesha Aarti.

4.SINDHI LADA (LADA): Lada is the Sindhi sangeet ceremony. To perform these devotional Sindhi songs Dholak and claps are performed as an accompaniment to the vocal.

5.MALAYALAM MASS PRAYER: Special six rhythm beats and accompaniment for performing church mass prayer songs of Kerala.

6.TAMIL MASS PRAYER: Special six rhythm beats and accompaniment for performing church mass prayer songs of Tamil Nadu.

These devotional styles are arranged with popular devotional songs in mind and are useful for the performer making devotional music.