Nice. Feeling like sitting in class room. Even cute Cat on the sofa set behind taking keen interest and listening carefully. At the same time she is changing her poses very well. As a naughty student she has courage to sleep in the classroom.
Pitch and timing are also important for actors for spoken language. And also fore salesmen, politicians, teachers, public speakers, etc. to increase the chances that their message’s meaning will be conveyed.
I always has this want to know how to turn spoken sentences into music n what's the difference between the two. Now i understood it finally. Particularly the meter part
your voice is a miracle your gestures are original your teaching is an honorary service to all the music lovers You Are just Yourself 🌷 one of a kind 🌷
Your episodes are always so delightful and informative. I also have been thinking along the same lines as you. Every sentence we utter is a musical composition. Apart from frequency and rhythm, there is one more important element. That is silence. Periods of silence, when used properly, are often pregnant with meaning.
Music is, in a sense, more predictable speech. It's hard to predict in advance how long a speaker is going to say the next word, or at what exact pitch they will say it at. However, with music, you know that the length of the word is going to fit into the tempo, and that the pitches are going to fit into the scale, making it easier to follow along. For the real nerds out there, another way of saying this is that a melody has lower information entropy than spoken word.
Namaste Anuja ji, Indeed an important discussion and thanks for sharing your knowledge. I was fortunate to have an exposure to this subject long back during one my visits to Pt. Vijay Ragha Rao ji (🙏) when he was discussing “nava-rasas). I He also used simply a three-word sentence to demonstrate fascinating variations yielded by slight changes in pitch, timing, and amplitude.
Great Information....What ever we actually speak is in some kind of scale (Moods) the only thing it differs is time is not assigned to it..if we apply both then its alreadu music... If we observe ,,
Although I'm not learning music, I'm learning a lot from your videos... Your explanations are very easy to understand. You are making me to like hindustani classical music too..
Very informative and your way of teaching is quite entertaining 😊 Reading and studying about the technical aspects of poetry such as how meter works also helped me understand how words, if put in a certain order, sound percussive and therefore rhythmic to the ear. Using that knowledge, one can enhance one's songwriting to spectacular levels and make one sound more professional and polished.
Hi Anuja Very Nice & informative video I m a sound engineer n I find dis every time i record songs, dubbing or while recording voiceover so I need to explain it, now i can send dis video. Keep it up. Thank you
Anuja, the tone of your voice is very sweet. Touch wood, and God bless you. Have you considered releasing your own albums? This video of yours is the first time I am commenting on your channel.
Very nice! Also, one more difference - in spoken language we do not conform to ( or are aware of) any particular pitch (sa, re, ga, ma etc Or C, C#, D, D# etc) or pitch interval.
"She has a mobile," with rising pitch isn't exactly exclamatory. The rising pitch at the end connotes an interrogative in English. The possible exclamatory component is an expression of incredulity, which merely modified the interrogative nature of the sentence.
Hello Anuja, Could mood also be connected to the 22 shrutis of the 7 notes. The names of the shrutis like dayawanti, ranjani, raudri etc suggest that each shruti stands for a specific human reaction.
Hello! I have a question. If you answer in detail it would be highly appreciated. Why does professional singers sound so good even if they are not doing anything fancy. Like the first half of Arijit Singh's performance in gima awards 2017 is so simple but it is still mesmerizing even when he starts Janam Janam it sounds so good but when I do the same thing it's not even close.
Hello mam, am a student of Hindustani classical music but I want to make my basics really strong. Could you please what and where should I start from? Please guide me 🙏☺️
Singers like Anup Jalota use timing a lot. Ghazal singing is a lot about timing. Some new singers may use timing just to show-off their lung capacity. It should be used for emphasis or conveying the meaning such as duuuuuuuur (faaaar), duuuuuuub (sinkiiiiing), etc.
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I have never seen such a topic being explained in such a lucid manner. You are simply incredible
Madam, Please continue your lessons on Hindustani Ragas, Examples of Hindi songs...they are so educative and enjoyable and we can learn a lot from you
This episode is original and discerning.
You look pretty with or without make up.
Nice. Feeling like sitting in class room. Even cute Cat on the sofa set behind taking keen interest and listening carefully. At the same time she is changing her poses very well. As a naughty student she has courage to sleep in the classroom.
Thanks!
I Must say Your way of explaining the concept is remarkable ! Thanks a lot for making such informative videos !😊🙏❤️
The way you explain with the example...so easy to understand. Thank you 😊
Thanks
Wonderful.. U explain so well 🙏
Excellent
Love your knowledge
Fantastic, I work on the same subject in my lessons about european ancient music! Thank You!
Pitch and timing are also important for actors for spoken language. And also fore salesmen, politicians, teachers, public speakers, etc. to increase the chances that their message’s meaning will be conveyed.
If there was a higher degree than PHD in music, I think you already have it. Thanks for sharing.
U are a genius
Excellent! An excellent lesson.
Wow ..the way you explain is sooooper !? ThanQ !
I always has this want to know how to turn spoken sentences into music n what's the difference between the two.
Now i understood it finally.
Particularly the meter part
You deliver wonderful concept as always. Its worth watching your videos. Thanks a lot.
Simply wonderful ! So clear and lucid explanation. This is by no means an easy task 👏
Very well explained.
your voice is a miracle
your gestures are original
your teaching is an honorary service to all the music lovers
You Are just Yourself
🌷 one of a kind 🌷
Your episodes are always so delightful and informative. I also have been thinking along the same lines as you. Every sentence we utter is a musical composition. Apart from frequency and rhythm, there is one more important element. That is silence. Periods of silence, when used properly, are often pregnant with meaning.
Music is, in a sense, more predictable speech. It's hard to predict in advance how long a speaker is going to say the next word, or at what exact pitch they will say it at. However, with music, you know that the length of the word is going to fit into the tempo, and that the pitches are going to fit into the scale, making it easier to follow along.
For the real nerds out there, another way of saying this is that a melody has lower information entropy than spoken word.
Namaste Anuja ji, Indeed an important discussion and thanks for sharing your knowledge. I was fortunate to have an exposure to this subject long back during one my visits to Pt. Vijay Ragha Rao ji (🙏) when he was discussing “nava-rasas). I He also used simply a three-word sentence to demonstrate fascinating variations yielded by slight changes in pitch, timing, and amplitude.
Very thoughtful interpretation...really liked the way you have explained in simple words...and the catty sleeping on the couch beside you is very cute
Wonderful video Anuja...! That cat on the sofa behind seems to be enjoying the video...!
Amazing amazing ma’am 👏👏👏just loved this video of urs 👌🏼👌🏼👌🏼Such a deep meaning for pitch & timing 👌🏼👌🏼☺️osm
Great Information....What ever we actually speak is in some kind of scale (Moods) the only thing it differs is time is not assigned to it..if we apply both then its alreadu music... If we observe ,,
Your Method of teaching is just perfect, You are Mam a True Indian idol. Your platform is where we can really understand the beauty of Music. Respect
Fantastic Mam.....You are a genious!!!!
Classic explanation in very simple manner and example. It penetrates in mind even to those who don't know little about music. Thank you very much
You are amazzzzing... Very very very nicely explain.. you are such a nice human.. love your purity and kind of innocence ...God bless you 🌹
Although I'm not learning music, I'm learning a lot from your videos... Your explanations are very easy to understand. You are making me to like hindustani classical music too..
Anuja, you are great! I like your way of explanation. You have made it so simple to understand, difference between speaking and singing. Very nice!
Very informative and your way of teaching is quite entertaining 😊 Reading and studying about the technical aspects of poetry such as how meter works also helped me understand how words, if put in a certain order, sound percussive and therefore rhythmic to the ear. Using that knowledge, one can enhance one's songwriting to spectacular levels and make one sound more professional and polished.
My God what a lesson👏👏👏👏🌹🌹🌹
Remain blessed
Respected young teacher
God bless u
Quite delighted.
Beautifully expressed 👍🎉🌻
You are absolutely amazing, the way you explain is outstanding and hats off to your knowledge mam❤
Very nice and informative, I enjoyed so much this amazing session 👌🙏🏻😊
Khup sundar ❤️
You explain so well❤
Super Man.
What a wonderful information.🙏
Just ☺️🤩
Thank you for this amazing information 🥰🥰🥰🙏🏻
Very well explained in very simple language..
This was really informative👌👌👌
Excellent!👌👌👌
u r brilliant
Superb explanation with example 👌👌👌👌👌
Excellent. 👏👌👍. What a great way to simplify music to even those who don't u/s it.
It is very beneficial video best lesson 👌👌👌👌👌🌹🌹🌹🌹👍👍
Great topic, Anuja🔥
And I think this is the first time that 'Maavo' is also in your video?
Interesting....nicely explained 👌. Your pet seems to have been lulled to sleep with the musical tone of your voice😀
True
Hi Anuja
Very Nice & informative video
I m a sound engineer n I find dis every time i record songs, dubbing or while recording voiceover so I need to explain it, now i can send dis video. Keep it up.
Thank you
Ma'am I am an 18 year old from Lucknow (A music learner) and I really wish that you always keep sharing with your insightful knowledge. Lots of love❤️
You are amazing
Anuja, the tone of your voice is very sweet. Touch wood, and God bless you.
Have you considered releasing your own albums?
This video of yours is the first time I am commenting on your channel.
🙏🙏🙏
Excellent lesson Anuja keep it up
Nice lesson ❤️
Very nice!
Also, one more difference - in spoken language we do not conform to ( or are aware of) any particular pitch (sa, re, ga, ma etc Or C, C#, D, D# etc) or pitch interval.
Hey, nice video. musicians don’t address these issues, thanks for covering.
Can you talk about the accent in speech vs singing?
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Oh my God you can Sing, speak on TED and also have a Cat!!!
Marry me please 🙏🏻💙💙🙏🏻
😂 bring on the ring!
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"She has a mobile," with rising pitch isn't exactly exclamatory. The rising pitch at the end connotes an interrogative in English. The possible exclamatory component is an expression of incredulity, which merely modified the interrogative nature of the sentence.
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The cat😍😍
Mam,itne din kanha the aap! kitna khonje ,u r so beautiful and yr video is also beautiful ❤
Big like!
Hi Anuja, any sessions on Raag Jog ?
Ma'am composition k baare me video banaiye plz plz plz plz
How does one notify timing and pitch in music notation? Thanks!
The cat in the background looks cute..
Hello Anuja, Could mood also be connected to the 22 shrutis of the 7 notes. The names of the shrutis like dayawanti, ranjani, raudri etc suggest that each shruti stands for a specific human reaction.
Hello! I have a question. If you answer in detail it would be highly appreciated.
Why does professional singers sound so good even if they are not doing anything fancy.
Like the first half of Arijit Singh's performance in gima awards 2017 is so simple but it is still mesmerizing even when he starts Janam Janam it sounds so good but when I do the same thing it's not even close.
Mam please make a video on breathing while singing
Madam Thanuja,
I am a subscriber of your chanal.Now a days you are not up loading music lessons why?I am much interested in Hindusthaani music.
I wish I was that cat. Hug and a big kiss for you from far away. You're simply marvelous. Stay well for me.
Voice engineer you are.
love from Pakistan.
“My name is Dolly. Do you want to go with me to the park” sounded like rap music to me.
Hello mam, am a student of Hindustani classical music but I want to make my basics really strong. Could you please what and where should I start from? Please guide me 🙏☺️
Hello miss your presentation is excellent as always I want to contact with you please tell me how can I
Singers like Anup Jalota use timing a lot. Ghazal singing is a lot about timing. Some new singers may use timing just to show-off their lung capacity. It should be used for emphasis or conveying the meaning such as duuuuuuuur (faaaar), duuuuuuub (sinkiiiiing), etc.
Hindi & Urdu language
Jald hi
Everyone has attention until the real attention seeker arrives ;
Anuja, don't ever even try to come close to Maavo in that field ;-)
I'm first again😅, maybe 8th time
I wish if I could learn from you or maybe talk to you one O one maybe some day. No one influenced me before like you do across all over you tube
Cat is cute 🐈
Mam Hindi mei batane achha hoga 🙏
Jald hi
That cat is distracting me!🙈