"Samaveda Uha Uhya Ganam" is a Sanskrit book, published in two volumes, which is a study of the Samaveda, one of the Vedas in Hindu tradition. It appears to be an analysis and commentary on the musical and melodic aspects of the Samaveda, specifically focusing on the "Uhagana" and "Uhyagana" sections.
The book delves into the "Uhagana" and "Uhyagana," which are sections within the Samaveda that are known for their musical and melodic elements.The term "Uhagana" (also called "Uha") likely refers to a specific type of chanting or singing within the Samaveda tradition, while "Uhyagana" (also called "Uhya") might refer to a more complex or elaborate musical form within the same tradition.