actually every kind of music has rules. otherwise we wouldn't be able to tell apart different genres. but classical music rules were studied and systematized by the intelectuals, while folk music rules were not, until ethnomusicology became an academical discipline
Anuja ji, congratulations for creating such informative series on Indian music. Please help me regarding three questions. 1. How to differentiate between a thumri, kheyal and dhurpad? 2. How to recognise different ragas? i.e. how can know that this song is in darbari and that one is in Bhairvi? 3. How to know Thath of a raga? Thank you. Peace be with you!
Grt lessons Anuja Ji... Please complete this series.. I have watched all of your video and now dying to have another one.. Please go ahead.. God bless you for this grt initiative. Thanks towards all music lovers :)
Yes, MADAM ANUJA ji, 34. Your tutorials are very well Designed and excellently delivered 🏵️. Hats off to You 🏵️. 35. Your presentation style is Beyond Words, Beyond Comparison 🌺. 36. Your teaching style and tutorials are Beyond Time and Space 🌻. In other words it is" Timeless". 37. You are a great achiever and a great source of inspiration to the Generation X 🏵️. 38. Your tutorials and teaching will go into History and the coming Generations will inspire for many centuries....😊. 39. At this young age, you have created History, that the Historians of Indian Classical Music will make a Remarkable Note of your Contribution. 40. You are not only a Great Guru for us, but.... you are a Celebrity 🙏. Congrats and BEST of LUCK to You 💐.
We are blessed with your videos...you have enthused at least 5 people including me to learn about the basics of music ...may god bless you with good health and enthusiasm to enrich our lives through music , and by learning music through your music video basics ..Sincere Thanks to you ...🌸🙏🌸👌🌹👍❤️
Thank you for such simple explanations. Myself is a classical learner but your energy and clarity made such a vast, huge classical music so interested. Thanks again and wish you best of luck for your efforts in future.
Great Effort Anuja, you are creating KANSEN's for the Indian Classical Music this is a great service. It is the job of Music Singers or players to also make people know what is music to let them enjoy the music differently and not just southing sound. Thanks
Hi Anuja, Feedback from the viewer says it all about the explanation of music theory. I and many others have benefited from your videos - looking forward to see many more videos. Excellent job. Would like to see video about “Raga and its Pakad”.
Nice Anuja! Just felt it should go a little longer! Not only it demonstrates your knowledge about Indian Music but also creativity through animation! Enjoying thoroughly - let them coming!
Superb scientific clarity Love your enthusiasm. Would you be posting how to sing bhaj hari naam, Vilambit khayal in raag yaman. Haven't seen or been able to find a single video on that one
It's a great series. I only hope you take it to the completion. Could you, in the future FAQ series episodes, also elaborate on the relationship between folk and classical? Now certain raags have their origin in folk tunes and also how the folk might have been influenced by classical? I presume there was always some give and take, the two didn't evolve in isolation.
Thank you for your work. It is very helpful. I would like to learn more about the duration of melodic and rhythmic phrases used in indian classical and folk music.
Nice video , as usual , very interesting and full of a positive energie ! Glad to see that you answer my comment about the word classical in indian music. ^^ Anyway , i think i will enjoy this new serie ! What about devotional music like bhajan , kirtan , qawwali ? What about ghazal ?
Waiting for your next episode! Also would like to know about concepts like thumri,khyal,qawwali,dhrupad,dadra,ghazal,padam,javali, the gharanas, some basic info about main instruments etc .Thanks a lot for the videos.
Anuja Kamat madem your contirbution towards indian music is very appercial ur sound is so sweet for listing your total singing and action is" deel se" that is u devot the singing very good .
Hi Anuja, Gr8 job!!! Can you pl shef light on how does singer sync with accompanying musical instruments. what do they watch for to be in tune with them. thnks
Hello. Very nice video! you explained well the different origins of both kinds of music. However, I still cannot differentiate one another simply by listening to them... just like the "other Anuja" in the video hehe... I thought you'd explain that as well... nice video though!
Excellent! Would love to hear about religion in classical music and the difference between north and south when it comes to religion in music. I would also love to learn more about the method of instruction in India. What are gurus and how does that system differ from conservatory training? Thanks!
Good work! I find your work really informative and importantly unprecedented. With this new format, it is even better. You're doing something really significant here and thank you for that! :)
hi Anuja, great videos! i was wondering, could you tell me the origin and expand on the folk melody you sang in the beginning ? "ke sariya, baalma"? is it a common folk tune?
nice and informative. काफी दिनों से आपके अगले वीडियो का इंतज़ार कर रहा था। माड गायकी बीकानेर से निकली है। जो आपने शुरू में गाय केसरिया बालम। इसकी गायिका थी अल्लाह जिलाई बाई। आपको उन्हें क्रेडिट देना चाहिए :) वैसे एक मज़ेदार पॉइंट ये भी है कि लता मंगेशकर जी ने माड गाने से मना कर दिया था। उनका कहना था कि माड गाने से उनका गला प्रभावित हो सकता है। सीरीज की आगामी कड़ियों के लिए शुभकामनायें।
I'd love to have more people know about Santoor, Shatatantri Veena which I love, and its difference with its Persian brother Hammered Dulcimer. Sadly this instrument is not much recognised, the name of it is always identified as a bathsoap! The common man doesn't know that the musical instrument is way more ancient than the soap! Even the Legends who are its Maharathis like Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma ji, Rahul Sharma, Pt. Bhajan Sopori ji, Abhay Rustum Sopori, Ulhas Bapat ji who left this world quite recently, have played this instrument for decades still people don't know anything, despite it is a lot used even in Bollywood songs! Example Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma ji worked with O P Nayyar sir (Shiv ji was called in midnight to practice the Santoor prelude of song Jaaiye Aap Kahaan Jaayenge), Ulhas Bapat ji played Santoor and made the Mera Kuch Saaman song more beautiful, along with Ashaji's beautiful voice! I'll be very happy if you have an episode talking about such rare melodious instruments. I am a novice player of Santoor, but would love to play it on forever, being a master of it some day, if God wants me to achieve so
Very nicely explained. Very creative in double acting. Your art work is also excellent. However you have stopped uploading new videos in your channel. Please do share something of relaxation effects of music for healing purpose.
Great indulge knowledge & presentation with heart. Anuja ji can u help me out to select any classical instrument (I tried basuri but due to my face surgery I couldn't blow rightly) . I need peace so wanna to surrender in music.
u r doing a vvv good job to give lot of information for those who wants to know about music no elderly people done this job keep it up,I seen every video and got good knowledge of basics.good luck for good job ur doing,Prakash Vizag smart city
Hy mam plzz tell me the difference b/w (raag) and (raagni)? And Mam aap ne btaya hai raag k bare mein but jaise for ex; raag bhairavi mein agar shudh (ni) and (dha) lga doo toh raag change nhi ho jaye ga kya? aisa hi kuch other raags mein bhi confusion hai g.... plzz tell me something about that is confused??????????????????????????????
mam, your videos on music are very useful and informative to new music learners. can you throw lights or advice how to identify or recognize notes(sa, re ga etc.) of any song, scale of song, tonal centre of song etc. as I am learning to play harmonium/keyboard since last 2 years. Thanks.
I am presently learning electronic keyboard both in Indian and western notations. I would be happy if you could mention about learning only Indian music on electronic keyboard. Is it possible to learn Indian classical music on electronic keyboard? Can anyone play Indian ragas on KB? Awaiting eagerly for your future videos.
Hi Anuja, Thanks for the lovely videos on the understanding of Indian music. I have a request. Can you please elaborate on the use of breath or air while performing Indian classical music? It is often heard that while singing one should produce the sound from the pit of the stomach. What does it mean? I know it is a very basic question, the answer to which might be known to all practitioners of classical music, but for someone like me who is very new in this field, it is a source of bewilderment. Would love to know how the vocal sounds are expected to be made and how the vibrations are to be felt while singing... Thanks in advance! :)
Is any classes going where you are teaching. You are very learned If any classes of yours going on please inform so that we can also take advantage of that
इतनी सुंदर और सरल शिक्षण शैली जो एक अनपढ़ को भी अच्छी लगे...
हम सभी प्रेषक आपकी मजाकिया तकनीक से बहुत ही खुश है
actually every kind of music has rules. otherwise we wouldn't be able to tell apart different genres. but classical music rules were studied and systematized by the intelectuals, while folk music rules were not, until ethnomusicology became an academical discipline
Gentle introduction to a fascinating subject! Thanks for creating the series.
Anuja ji, congratulations for creating such informative series on Indian music. Please help me regarding three questions. 1. How to differentiate between a thumri, kheyal and dhurpad? 2. How to recognise different ragas? i.e. how can know that this song is in darbari and that one is in Bhairvi? 3. How to know Thath of a raga? Thank you. Peace be with you!
Love your enthusiasm and energy!! Keep the videos coming
U r right
Amazing work ! ☺️☺️ keep it coming
Nice smile
Ya
Loving it...thanks Anuja for this wonderful initiative of yours !!
Your videos are great! Thank you!🙏🏼
Grt lessons Anuja Ji... Please complete this series.. I have watched all of your video and now dying to have another one.. Please go ahead.. God bless you for this grt initiative. Thanks towards all music lovers :)
So simple and explicit. Would be really interested in your classical music performances.
Yes, MADAM ANUJA ji,
34. Your tutorials are very well Designed and excellently delivered 🏵️.
Hats off to You 🏵️.
35. Your presentation style is Beyond Words, Beyond Comparison 🌺.
36. Your teaching style and tutorials are Beyond Time and Space 🌻.
In other words it is" Timeless".
37. You are a great achiever and a great source of inspiration to the Generation X 🏵️.
38. Your tutorials and teaching will go into History and the coming Generations will inspire for many centuries....😊.
39. At this young age, you have created History, that the Historians of Indian Classical Music will make a Remarkable Note of your Contribution.
40. You are not only a Great Guru for us, but.... you are a Celebrity 🙏.
Congrats and BEST of LUCK to You 💐.
We are blessed with your videos...you have enthused at least 5 people including me to learn about the basics of music ...may god bless you with good health and enthusiasm to enrich our lives through music , and by learning music through your music video basics ..Sincere Thanks to you ...🌸🙏🌸👌🌹👍❤️
I found your videos the best among the tutorials
please don't stop producing them.
You do commendable job by educating about Indian music and it would be good for those who know little about Indian music. Keep posting such videos,
Anuja ....you are marvelous. I love the way you introduce/ teach different concepts. Great service to music lovers.
Thank you for such simple explanations. Myself is a classical learner but your energy and clarity made such a vast, huge classical music so interested. Thanks again and wish you best of luck for your efforts in future.
Great Effort Anuja, you are creating KANSEN's for the Indian Classical Music this is a great service. It is the job of Music Singers or players to also make people know what is music to let them enjoy the music differently and not just southing sound. Thanks
Love you mari bati. I know nothing about music, but I love to know the basics of music. Bless you
very informative anuja,keep posting videos.
Hi Anuja,
Feedback from the viewer says it all about the explanation of music theory. I and many others have benefited from your videos - looking forward to see many more videos. Excellent job.
Would like to see video about “Raga and its Pakad”.
Cant thank you enough! Carry on the good work.
Thank u so much! This has been extremely inspiring
APPRECIATE YOUR EFFORTS TO EDUCATE US. IT IS AN EYE OPENER.
GOD BLESS YOU.
Love to explore our music ,culture :) Thanks.
hi anuja !! thank you for such an amazing series!!! do throw some light on the different gharanas of music too..
Nice Anuja! Just felt it should go a little longer! Not only it demonstrates your knowledge about Indian Music but also creativity through animation! Enjoying thoroughly - let them coming!
Ur research on indian classical music ! U r indeed multitalented!
You are awesome! Please make more videos... umm.. more frequently please ??? :)
Superb scientific clarity
Love your enthusiasm.
Would you be posting how to sing bhaj hari naam, Vilambit khayal in raag yaman.
Haven't seen or been able to find a single video on that one
your explanation is very simple ,can be understood by a big numbers of learners
thanks a lot betiya
god bless u
It's a great series. I only hope you take it to the completion.
Could you, in the future FAQ series episodes, also elaborate on the relationship between folk and classical? Now certain raags have their origin in folk tunes and also how the folk might have been influenced by classical? I presume there was always some give and take, the two didn't evolve in isolation.
Anuja ji Hats offfor your efforts.. Respect &Lots of Love😇🤗
Thank you for your work. It is very helpful. I would like to learn more about the duration of melodic and rhythmic phrases used in indian classical and folk music.
Nice video , as usual , very interesting and full of a positive energie ! Glad to see that you answer my comment about the word classical in indian music. ^^ Anyway , i think i will enjoy this new serie ! What about devotional music like bhajan , kirtan , qawwali ? What about ghazal ?
You are amazing... I enjoyed the session 👍
by going through ur videos....really I am learning atleast wt music is ...really superb anuja ji
Waiting for your next episode! Also would like to know about concepts like thumri,khyal,qawwali,dhrupad,dadra,ghazal,padam,javali, the gharanas, some basic info about main instruments etc .Thanks a lot for the videos.
Great work! I never knew this difference!!! 😀 😀 🙏
Anuja Kamat madem your contirbution towards indian music is very appercial ur sound is so sweet for listing your total singing and action is" deel se" that is u devot the singing very good .
Yes, MADAM ANUJA ji,
41. How can anyone forget the beautiful Graphics of Your Presentation....☺️🌻.
May Peace be with You 💐.
Thanks God you're back! feeling just a bit confused, somewhere i heard classical music was evolved from folk, as folk was older form.
superb...keep uploading
Hi Anuja ,
This video was very informative .
Thank you :)
most informative...thank you kindly
thanks.....for making music knowledge videos, i follow every video lessons. i am learning piono ur videos helpfull to beginars...
Hi Anuja, Gr8 job!!!
Can you pl shef light on how does singer sync with accompanying musical instruments. what do they watch for to be in tune with them.
thnks
thank you anuja kamat for giving valuable information of indian music for lay men
you are doing a great job : )
gr8 job!!
your videos are very informative thank you so much
You unravelled my 40 year search the manner of your presentation is so honest
Your are very talented !
बहुत खूब .... काश हिंदी में भी होता ... कृपया जारी रखें....
Hello. Very nice video! you explained well the different origins of both kinds of music. However, I still cannot differentiate one another simply by listening to them... just like the "other Anuja" in the video hehe... I thought you'd explain that as well... nice video though!
thank u so mich mam......very nice effort......
Excellent! Would love to hear about religion in classical music and the difference between north and south when it comes to religion in music. I would also love to learn more about the method of instruction in India. What are gurus and how does that system differ from conservatory training? Thanks!
Very Informative.
Good work! I find your work really informative and importantly unprecedented. With this new format, it is even better. You're doing something really significant here and thank you for that! :)
Wonderful video
Khub valo
"Its the same thing no beta?".. :-D. Thats Classical! Keep it up Anuja.
hi Anuja, great videos! i was wondering, could you tell me the origin and expand on the folk melody you sang in the beginning ? "ke sariya, baalma"? is it a common folk tune?
Well I like your presentation .
ya really clarified many things to me..
mam. your teaching is really nice... mam
nice and informative. काफी दिनों से आपके अगले वीडियो का इंतज़ार कर रहा था।
माड गायकी बीकानेर से निकली है। जो आपने शुरू में गाय केसरिया बालम। इसकी गायिका थी अल्लाह जिलाई बाई। आपको उन्हें क्रेडिट देना चाहिए :)
वैसे एक मज़ेदार पॉइंट ये भी है कि लता मंगेशकर जी ने माड गाने से मना कर दिया था। उनका कहना था कि माड गाने से उनका गला प्रभावित हो सकता है।
सीरीज की आगामी कड़ियों के लिए शुभकामनायें।
I'd love to have more people know about Santoor, Shatatantri Veena which I love, and its difference with its Persian brother Hammered Dulcimer. Sadly this instrument is not much recognised, the name of it is always identified as a bathsoap! The common man doesn't know that the musical instrument is way more ancient than the soap! Even the Legends who are its Maharathis like Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma ji, Rahul Sharma, Pt. Bhajan Sopori ji, Abhay Rustum Sopori, Ulhas Bapat ji who left this world quite recently, have played this instrument for decades still people don't know anything, despite it is a lot used even in Bollywood songs! Example Pt. Shiv Kumar Sharma ji worked with O P Nayyar sir (Shiv ji was called in midnight to practice the Santoor prelude of song Jaaiye Aap Kahaan Jaayenge), Ulhas Bapat ji played Santoor and made the Mera Kuch Saaman song more beautiful, along with Ashaji's beautiful voice! I'll be very happy if you have an episode talking about such rare melodious instruments. I am a novice player of Santoor, but would love to play it on forever, being a master of it some day, if God wants me to achieve so
lovely video. can you recommend a good place to start listening to indian folk music?
Wow!
Very nicely explained. Very creative in double acting. Your art work is also excellent. However you have stopped uploading new videos in your channel. Please do share something of relaxation effects of music for healing purpose.
Great indulge knowledge & presentation with heart. Anuja ji can u help me out to select any classical instrument (I tried basuri but due to my face surgery I couldn't blow rightly) . I need peace so wanna to surrender in music.
u r doing a vvv good job to give lot of information for those who wants to know about music no elderly people done this job keep it up,I seen every video and got good knowledge of basics.good luck for good job ur doing,Prakash Vizag smart city
Like me and you
Hy mam plzz tell me the difference b/w (raag) and (raagni)?
And
Mam aap ne btaya hai raag k bare mein but jaise for ex; raag bhairavi mein agar shudh (ni) and (dha) lga doo toh raag change nhi ho jaye ga kya? aisa hi kuch other raags mein bhi confusion hai g....
plzz tell me something about that is confused??????????????????????????????
verry helpfull dear keep it up
mam, your videos on music are very useful and informative to new music learners. can you throw lights or advice how to identify or recognize notes(sa, re ga etc.) of any song, scale of song, tonal centre of song etc. as I am learning to play harmonium/keyboard since last 2 years. Thanks.
Thank you thank you sooo much ma'am
I am presently learning electronic keyboard both in Indian and western notations. I would be happy if you could mention about learning only Indian music on electronic keyboard. Is it possible to learn Indian classical music on electronic keyboard? Can anyone play Indian ragas on KB? Awaiting eagerly for your future videos.
which ragas and talas are used in Indian folk music?
Which mic and tanpura and editing software you use?
That was really good one. Could you throw some light on the difference between sufi, qawwali, ghazal and how to identify the difference between them?
Please, make videos on raags and about their details like pakad and how to learn different raag
Madam very nice. Please let me know what's Hori gayan style,Bhendi Bazar gayaki, and gharana music..Thanks
May I request that you cover a lesson explaining what is That. I do not understand differences between Raag and That! Thanks
Congrats on your quality work.
Raaga is a group of swaras...
Taal is?
How does it fit into raaga?
Could you elaborate the rudiments of Taal, and Laya?
😂😂please manage to bring uncle next time !!😂😂😂 , You are awesome!!🫡👌👌
Great
Kya koi bi raag madhyam aur pancham k bina hota ? Please give answere
The question may sound dumb. But as a listener how do I recognize the song Kesaria not a classical song. How do I differentiate them?
welll explained
I am so miserable that my vocal range doesn't reach last two notes of C3! How to increase vocal range? Thanks
Hi Anuja, Thanks for the lovely videos on the understanding of Indian music. I have a request. Can you please elaborate on the use of breath or air while performing Indian classical music? It is often heard that while singing one should produce the sound from the pit of the stomach. What does it mean? I know it is a very basic question, the answer to which might be known to all practitioners of classical music, but for someone like me who is very new in this field, it is a source of bewilderment. Would love to know how the vocal sounds are expected to be made and how the vibrations are to be felt while singing... Thanks in advance! :)
Please say what is tha flok defrent cuntry
hiiiiii anuja.....i am your regular follower ...can u please make a video on the rules of singing khayal.....it will be a great help.thanks.
Zabardast cheers from Toronto
How can i make my 'taanas' clear...
#Wonderful people
Soul
Peace#
Now this is the language of classical and non classical musics par excellence.
Very Short intro...But Looking ahead for more info on Music. Keep Going.......
You are amazing
Is any classes going where you are teaching. You are very learned If any classes of yours going on please inform so that we can also take advantage of that
Hey dear, can you make a video on gharana,s of Indian classical music.