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This is a reaction video of Mia the voice teacher and vocal coach reacting to Patiala Khayal performing Kaushiki Chakraborty. We hope you enjoy this reaction!
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It require years of practice she is a Maestro ,it sound really easy because she is master ,if you try you realise how super hard it is
By the way, this is not vibrato but actually a very fast portmento -- meaning she is actually descending on to each note from a note higher but it's so fast, westerners hear it as vibrato - we're not allowed vibrato in Indian classical because the focus is on very precise notes, whereas with western vibrato you can be a little off the note and it will still sound OK. In western vibrato you oscillate around a note but don't go all the way to the upper or lower note. But she is actually going to the upper note as a grace note before hitting the actual note. The notes she is singing are all white notes on the piano from D (say one octave above middle C). So if you play all the white notes from D to the next upper D or down to the lower D on the piano, you will get an approximation of the Raga Bhimpalasi based on the scale we call Kaafi in north Indian classical. Think of the Kaafi scale as the western major scale with the third and the sixth flat. So, if you were playing the Kaafi scale in C, you would be going C, D, E flat, F, G, A, B flat upper C, and so on. But she is not singing Kaafi, but the Raga Bhimpalasi based on Kaafi. So, the ascension in the scale of C would be -- lower B flat, C, E flat, F, G, upper C, and the descension would be upper C, B flat, A, G, F, E flat, D, C. In other words, it's pentatonic going up but all 7 notes coming down.
To sing like her, you would have to start practicing your scales at age 4 or 5 and often practice 9, 10, or sometime 14 hours a day for several years. You, don't practice fast. Instead, you first practicing singing a single notes with no vibrato till you have perfect pitch, then you zig zag up and down several different scales say 2 and a half to preferably 3 octaves in range. By zig zag, I mean say if you're practicing C major, sing it like this D, C, E, D, F, E, G, F, A, G, B, A, upper D, C. Do that slowly focusing on exact pitch. It may take several months or even a few years, but eventually you will get faster and faster at it. You have to also practice many different movements, like say C, E, D, E, C, E, D, E, C, E, D, E, C with a plain AAAA sound. Start slow and don't try to speed it up. Just stay focused on exact pitch. Speed will come automatically. Only speed it up to the point you're still in correct pitch. It takes years of practice. You can also practice just oscillating two notes with AAAA sound like C, D, C, D, C, D, .... keep doing that throughout the day and gradually you will develop the motor skill to do it.
Good luck to all --- Indian Classical vocal cannot be sung correctly unless you really really really practice forever, meaning day and night just keep humming your scales.
Vocal coach ☕
Pls don't underestimate Indian classical music this is the pure Indian classical music. It's not rap.. She singing Indian classical note call raag 7note..Sa, Ri, G, Ma, Pa, Da, Ni .indian music its another world don't compere western music in to Indian music. Indian classical musicians life time part of practicing
@AK art media But she isn't making fun of it... she's paying tribute....... listen.
I think few people are not made to listen to music like this.. so leave it
@@FocusedFighter777 yeah but she is not feeling the music and judging the singing style. Indian classical music is another level which connects us to the supreme power.
She does not do vibrato on a single note, she is moving between notea every time you hear a vibrato...the notes have ti stay within the grammar of the raga ..the permissible notes and the signature combinations
@Vinaya Patcha replied in a sensible way 🤟
2:02 it's not head voice, falsetto is not allowed in Indian classical you think it's connected because she never got into the head voice it's coming from solely throat
One thing to appreciate here and she would be the first one to catch that.. 2:15 Mia picked up that what she is singing and whats played on harmonium sounds imitating... Yes harmonium player trying to catch exactly what she just sang.. Its mesmerizing coz this is all improvising.. Indian classical music is all improvisation. You WON'T see two same exact concerts of same raag EVEN by same person...
yes She picked up very quickly...lots of other reaction channel could not.
Exactly 😀
Most toughest music culture in the world...that's our indian classical music 🎶
this takes life ... rigorous training everyday consistently to even come close to master indian classical.. .. those aren't vibrato... those are called "taans" like do re mi fa so la... In indian classical the 7 notes are called "sa re ga ma pa dha ni sa" so she is singing the notes and combination of notes without vowel extremely fast.
West still needs 1000 years to evolve to the level where you can actually begin to comprehend Indian music.
I have studied both and trust me western musical knowledge is just on drop of water compared to the vast ocean called Indian classical music.
Absolutely
Keep the indian music reactions coming 😍😍😍😍
This is how a person knowing only western music react to way more complex Indian classical music 😂
@@Jess-737 I found a inferior guy , like u on Internet 😤
She is reacting in a funny way and quite often with audacious suppression of laughter. How ignorant these westerners are.... but posing as know-alls...
It leads me to 100 years before. It protraits the beauty and grace of that time. It rediates the aroma of south Asian classical music.
Huge respect from Nepal.🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
This is what Indian classical music art is. And 'someone is tickling them' was good..😅😅😅
React to mahesh kale
Song name - kannada raja pandharicha
She is not mimicking Harmonium, Harmonium is following her. Harmonium player is ver well known Milind Kulkarni.
Dude it’s not easy. You can’t do it in your life time 😜
Not good to explain Indian Classical vocal using Western vocal concepts like vibrato and tremelo and niether are they runs like western jazz vocalists do. Instead, it's a very fast portmento zigzaging the notes up and down the scale. Please listen carefully -- we use our own version of what are sol fa notes in western music. So, instead of Do, Re, Me, Fa, So, La, Te Do, we sing Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni Sa. So, going up the scale zigzaging is Re-Sa, Ga-Re, Ma-Ga, Pa-Ma, Dha-Pa, Ni-Dha, Sa-Ni, Re-Sa ... then come down as Sa-Re, Ni-Sa, Dha-Ni, Pa-Dha, Ma-Pa, Ga-Ma, Re-Ga, Sa-Re, Ni-Sa. --- don't sing it fast. Just practice that throughout the day slowly. First pronounce the Sol Fa notes, then without pronouncing them sing them as AAAAAAA which we call Aaakaar. And by the way, these are not simple runs. They are complex continuous patterns that are synchronized with the tabla percussionist doing his 16 beat pattern. So, not only is she singing complex patterns fast, notice she finishes exactly in sync with the end of the 16 beat tabla percussionist cycle. These are not simple runs as in western music. You need several life times of slow practice. You don't get this by fast practice. You sing slow but repeat the scale around 10,000 times every day for say one year. Then you will find speed comes automatically. But to get to her speed you will have to practice 10 hours a day for 20 years.
she js reviewing an entirely different culture, this video is for western people who are curios about indian music. she does not need to do a whole research on indian songs and how they are structured before doing this. it is not a school project.
when we Indians try to put an English song on instrument we also use the sa re ga ma pa. we don't use their method. so it is fair thay they understand and appreciate our music, at least at the beginning in their terms amd do research on our culture and music structure later out of curiosity.
No she need to research before saying anything indian classical is very developed far far more than any music in the world the complexity and small minutes details is only limited to us and by comparing it with western music is like degradation because you are comparing a well developed music with small intricuie to music which is just at a nascent stage s@@abantimukherjee9745
This is new thing for you as we grew up on this music so have fun and enjoy thanks.
There is a 15 years of practice behind her singing .
She is just fantastic and no one can sing like her 💖💖💖
Mr coach you need a coach
You can't compare Hindustani classical music with the basics of western music.
Correct bola bhai
Hamko sangeet ka gyan de rhe hai
Bhadve log angerj 😂😂😂
Khud ko to gane b nahi aa rha h ise 😂
OK, THAT was awesome!
She actually touch the notes
No she is not raping 😂.
This is Indian classical music.
I suggest you to React more Indian music and Singers.
Very good reaction I love it😊😊
this is pure classical music - she started training at the age of 5 for many hours a day a regerus training. sa re ga ma pa dha ne sa these are the Indian classical notes to music.
First thing it's not vibrato, It's going from mind voice to chest voice in a single note. Going up and down the ladder.
Rap God but real musical doctor and proud Indian classical singing this is world most powerful sing
You have to learn this for atleast 100 years to learn this complex Indian music..... You are not capable of judging this masterpiece..... You are too niave to judge.....🙂
@@Jess-737 Why don't you mind your own business......
IT'S NOT VIBRATO AT ANY PARTICULAR SINGING NOTE BUT IT'S A "TAAN" BRIDGING SEVERAL SINGING NOTES IN AN OCTAVE OR MULTIPLE OCTAVES
You're not enough for this
You can mimick damn , shades 🔥
Each one of them is notes ,not vibrato. Micro notes but very fast.
Lyrics
Ja Ja Re, Apne Mandirwa
(Go away, go back to your home)
Sun pave gi saas nanadiya
(My mother-in-law and sister-in-law will hear you)
Suno ho Sadarang tum ko chahat hai
(For while I love you)
Kya tum hamko chalana kiyaa
(How could you trick me)
Indian poetry or song is sometimes also a prayer, or poetry about the gods especially about the god Krisha (also a flute player) who also has many female companions.
They sing to him or humans sing to him.
Sometimes you feel that it is a love song of a man to a woman and you can fall into the trap and not know that it is a song to Lord Krishna.
By the way house she means ( temple = Mandirwa) the house is also a man's temple.
Sending you another link to a song from Bollywood that sounds like a song for a lover to wake up from his sleep, but it wakes up the beloved Lord Krishna.
A song performed by the greatest Bollywood singer.
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Learn Indian classical then you will realize it's not like an ocean its like whole universe 🙏🙏🙏
Learning takes atleast one decade
love that plushie :) good one
You know indian singer arijit singh. His voice is very sweet. He is legendary singer. Arijit singh is king of playback singing. Please reaction arijit singh live performance
well for westerners it's hard to comprehend what she is doing ,
You have to learn a lot of things
You are just a kid🔥⚡⚡
Vibrato😂😂😂😂
Please come to India once 🙏
Wow such ego in the comment section, for absolutely NO reason.
If you think a westerner shouldn't react to such music, which is an astoundingly stupid belief in itself, why did you even clicked on this?
She NEVER said it was a rap song, but only if you had paid a lil more attention in your English class in school, or only if you had the self-awareness to understand your English isn't good enough and you might understand things wrong, before making absurd incoherent comments.
What does a language "English" has to do with it
If you start you might finish learning in 30 more years 😂
I always wonder why western vocal coaches or singers think that they know all the music in world and with that knowledge they comment on Pure Indian Classical Music... Please hold ur opinions and comments until u properly research about Indian Classical Music 💜💜
Some vaguely captured myths here-
"She is singing 'simple' notes
The vibratro is doing the work for her
Rap song??
She is wobbling the voice
Her head voice and chest voice do not differentiate"
🤔🤔🤔😭😭
No head voice is allowed in Indian Classical Music
Those are complete notes sung very rapidly not wobbling
Simple Runs are structured in a Raag and the sequence cannot be changed
Please pay some due respect to Indian Classical Music by researching before commenting 😁😁💜💜
Thank you for showing interest!
Mia has not reacted to Indian Classical before - this was her very first reaction. She enjoyed it so much that she decided to post it on CZcams!
Mia explains things from the perspective of vocal pedagogy:
- Referring to the very fast movement in the singer's voice as "vibrato" or "tremolo", assisting the quick production of so many notes.
- Head voice and Chest voice musculature working as one is usually referred to as the Mixed voice. Chest voice is in the low notes and as each singer goes higher in their range, the more they are using the musculature of Head voice. In this case, it would be called a Heady mix. It is not pure head voice, which indeed is not allowed in Indian Classical. Mia really loves to see when a singer has the perfect mixing technique and she points out when a singer transitions to the Head voice musculature. She tries to keep things simple for the viewers.
When Mia said "Rap God" she was referring to the rap song by Eminem called "Rap God", where in a specific part of the song, the speed of the rap becomes very fast. It has been a challenge to many singers and rappers to replicate. What she meant here is that this is not only a challenge to replicate due to the words being spoken in a very quick succession, but also the vocal agility that is needed in order to sing the correct notes perfectly, making this Indian Classical song even harder than Rap God.
@@BigBrainSinger thanx for the reply 💜💜 just to be clear I'm not critical of her work. Which is why i didn't specifically address her..... I might even sound little rude but that's just because I have been watching many uninformedand under appreciated reviews of Indian Classical Music on yt even by Indians sometimes🙄🙄. Just thought that it would be helpful if people research on new stuff.. And it's evident that this genre is vast and deep, beyond imagination for first time watchers. And i definitely appreciate her reviewing/ listening to Indian Classical 💜😁 people appreciating this genre are getting scarce despite being most unique and genius.
PS : no rap songs in Classical.. Those are note pronounced by their names😁😁 Also Classical songs are totally different from a Pure Raag.. This was a Raag✌🏻
U could watch or react to a video by "Anuja Kamat" on What is Raag.. Just saying
@@Jess-737 Hey Jessica......, I apologise if the comment section hurt you. Mia's reaction and ignorant people commenting are like primary school kids giving opinion on Einstein's theory of relativity. But, I would like to point out one thing that Indian classical music is not surviving because you people are buying it. Believe me, none of these musical maestros will beg you people for inviting them or buying their music. Even if they have only 10 students and a two room house, they'd be happy dedicating their whole life to music. The classical music in India is not seen only as an art form. Its seen as a prayer, meditation and a way to attain nirvana. And therefore our classical music has been passed down(that too orally) for 1000s of years irrespective of westerners bought them or not. Western classical music has been dated back to 6th century CE whereas Indian classical music has been dated back to 2000 BC.
If you appreciate Indian classical music then you are most welcome. But if you think its surviving because of your money then you are fantastically wrong. Its surviving because its good, its unique, rich and deep...., 😊
Please react to "Bhavyamayi padumente" sung by contestant "Srilalitha", Classical song live on stage Talent show.
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It’s not really vibrato we call it taan in ICM. It’s similar but it’s a little different.
The quick note changes are NOT VIBRATO. This is completely wrong. There are many indian classical singers who do not have any vibrato in their singing and are able to do these super fast note fluctuations. This is a huge misunderstanding of your reaction. If I were you I would try to engage someone who actually trains in this discipline and find out the mechanics of this style of singing.
Vibrato is forbidden in Indian classical music
React to AR Rahman - urvasi urvasi live performance. He is an oscar award winner
Mahesh kale Indian classical Singer recation
“Simple notes”. Lol
speed is not everything u need diresction to achieve it #vector
I have not met one western musician who could identify that it's not a vibrato. The thing she is doing....it takes decades to get to that point.
Arjith
Plz react to shreya ghoshal rozana mixtape
AN INDIAN CAN DO IT
Nop those vibrato you said are actually notes , and yeh minute notes , think covering so le me pha with just haa and speeding it , here in this case there are frames too ,so each notes change hwitb each rags and
Do re mi fa so la te do*
You sounded just like her when you tried to explain what she was doing.
😂😂 I am just kidding, you sounded so primitive compared to her super advance vocal skills.
Why your nose 👃 is so cute ❤️
It's not Rap. It's Indian classical music.
Yes but people who dont understand sa re ga ma, or dont know our language will think it is really fast pronunciation of words....hence maybe they call it rap
The notes in the Indian classical music consist SA RE GA MA PA DA NI (7 nots). Now from these 7 nots there hundreds of RAGA form. You have to go through some lessons of the Indian classical to understand this.
I'll just say stay away from Indian classical its not your cup of tea. It literally takes decades of practice yeah I am saying decades in plural cos a decade might not be enough to get this control ability. It will not be just done by adding H in vibrato 😂 Vocal Coach lmao...
No she's not peak yeah she's is very gud because in india there is lot of musicians who's better. It's india music it's complex.
this is not a rap its an indian classical music and don't compare it with that because rap is not a music we believe
You have no idea at all what you are commenting. It takes a life time to learn this classical tradition. Don't tread on unknown territories.
If u do not know basics of music , please don’t react to any singing and musical items
Is that just a general remark or aimed at a specific person?
Is that why you are not reacting?
@@patverum9051 my comment on big brain ( I doubt that ) she needs to know what is Indian classical music and what is Rag etc, Doing sound analysis do not make you singing expert. ( comment for that girl who is reacting )
@@Jess-737 it’s artist insult
@@Jess-737 But wouldn't it be a litttlee bit offending if someone tag Sumo wrestlers "obese". Now, don't go mad at me for I'm just trying to pacify you in the simplest way. For, example .....I'm a singer with miniscule skills and still my friends get offended and sad when I get like 25 views on my video or people make silly comments on my singing. So, its quite natural for her(A modern maestro!) fans to go crazy when a kid with zero knowledge makes silly/ignorant remarks....😊
Don't try to explain Indian classical music it's beyond your understanding and imagination.... just try to experience it..... It takes almost 25 years of hardcore practice to sing like this quality singing .....
U r totally wrong miss couch, it's not rap mam and she is not doing vibrato she is touching each note in high tempo.
Can this Sadhguru's video be watched by you,
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Its about the save soil movement, An early response will be highly appreciated.......
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Only if it was so simple..
It's not vibrato...she is singing each and every note very quick...it's called taan and vibrato is not allowed in Indian classical music
Sorry, thats neither vibrato nor rap. Its very different from the concept of western format of music. She is not wobbling. She is hitting distinct notes ina very rapid pace and in full voice. Falsetto is not allowed in hindusthani classical music. And again its totally diffrent from a vibrato and waayyyy more tough than rap or vibrato. Please consult videos explaining the basics of indian calssical music for a better undertanding. 😊
Rap ?
U should react on arijit singh he is the king of melody songs
Yes
not vibrato or anything, pure notes, sung precisely, no transition between notes (like square waves in physics, maths etc.) slow down and you can distinguish each note precisely. No decorations, just singing pure notes at a very high speed.
Vocal coach☕😂
FUN FACT: Most of such Indian classical musicians, even the elite ones make most of their living by performing internationally, i.e. outside India because no one, I mean literally NO ONE buys their music in India. They get some gigs but it's mostly the international gigs that pay their bills. Less renowned one make ZERO money. And knobheads in the comment section think Westerners shouldn't react to such music.
ANOTHER FUN FACT: Indian classical would have died away long ago ONLY if it wasn't for Sir George Harrison of Liverpool. Get a grip.
Thanks to George Harrison then..
You surely are clueless about Indian classical music. She is not doing what you think she is doing. Indian music has to strictly follow the rules of raaga and taal without exception. Once you realise what they are, your brain would explode
Madam it is not rap song
It is not vibrato. One wishes it was but it is not.
it's just he he he he, and just change the pitch, and add vibrato.😕. The he he would take 5 years or more; change of pitch another 5 years, and ultimately the speed... perhaps only 3 out of 100 learners can achieve. it's just that simple.
Please don't talk. Ven u down know the number of years and hours of. Practicing the vocl under control and the notes. Is. Divine
Kids can't evaluate the vocal magic ....this is not the thing which can be analyze with the knowledge of voice produce by mouth or throat......this is happen when sound comes from deep inside of your soul...
that is not rap miss....
What? That's not rap. That's classical indian music. Much older than your so called new "civilization". So. Please give respect.
You got it all WRONG!
really ashamed of the people here....... she is trying to something that is foreign to her and trying to make connection to something she knows..... just give her a break
By looking at your reaction you did not have 0000000.1 % idea of music. You're just thinking into the lines of western music.
Sorry but Indian classical is something only Indians can understand the entire world dosent have that technical knowledge on how it works
Definitely not vibrato! It takes alot alot more work than vibrato!
Nothing to do with Rap. Lol
This is not a Rap song , western have very tiny knowledge about Indian classic and Ragas.
This required years and years practice . This is not funny like ABCD ... 😐 😂
This is the wide of your range this is not your area. Indian classical music is like a worship of Narayan Shiv Durga not God. God is near Narayan Shiv durga. you have need guru diksha and guru not coaching.
Unfortunately, God doesn't make your brain sensitive to music,
And worst part is that you don’t know it.
Sorry you are not big brain singer 😢