Love the tihai formula as you put it here. I've been trying to abstract that lately to maybe make it easier to teach.

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dude you're a freakin beast at music theory.

love this stuff - good on you Josh

Excellent material !! Thank you so much! This sort of content should get more relevance.

Such a great explanation - absolutely love this series! I'm trying to build a similar curriculum of my own at the moment, and honestly haven't come across anything else that explains the natural basis of music in such an intuitive way. I can tell you put a lot of work into explaining things as simply as possible, and these videos deserve much more exposure. I will certainly start recommending them to my beginner students!

Such an incredible series. So glad I came across it!

Thankyou for this wonderful one!

Wow

Amazing song, and amazing playing indeed :)

Excellent

You are a great exponent of Indian music. God bless you

So is a raga a mode or a style of play in a specific mode?

Great great lesson! Learned so much

Very good teaching

I like u Teaching but i playing very fast I can’t get the scale . Plz slow down bro. Play all the scale slowly we people can learn the scle

Just one thing to say Josh. बहुत खूब।❤

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Great lesson 🙏

Referred here by Nick Keeling! Very good video 👍

So thankful to you for the peaceful melody. Wanted to learn it but never could manage for it.

The 81/64 is in fact what a justly tuned major third sounds like. It not being in tune is just a lie that people have been repeating especially for the last few hundred years, it is not the case. Look at the song I arranged on my channel all with 81/64 thirds everywhere. The pure and right intonation for music is "Pythagorean" tuning. Even for triad music. The 5/4 is not a major third, it is the 5th partial. Really try and understand this. It is not a note to tune notes of a scale or chord to, it is a partial that exists within a pitch to give timbral distinction to individual pitches. 1 limit ji gives you a pitch, 2 limit gets you octaves, and 3 limit gets you all the notes. That's it. 5 limit gets you confusion with infinite versions of every note you have in 3 limit. Even within the diatonic scale there is a comma, and melodically and harmonically it is out of tune. Musical intervals cannot be looked at in a vacuum. They must be analyzed within a musical context. In context it is clear every time the 81/64 is in tune vertically and horizontally as the major third in chords and scales, the 5/4 is not.

Hey a small correction the first raga is called Mohanam not bhupali Great work btw👍👍👍

awsome Josh, Please let me know how to play and sing Indian Raga simultaneously using a guitar.

Excellent rendition of rarely played raga. Interested to know the arohon and aborohon. Resembles hemabati in my ear. Thanks

India always on top 🥂

Duff sounded great, no surprise. However I was impressed with the Michael Kelly.🎵🎶🎸

BTW I love how you included the didgeridoo. To anyone who think this is "too woke", keep in mine that no matter how big you think you are or how much better you are due to your race or ethnicity, we are all a bunch of small insignificant humans on a small rock in the vastness of space. We could be alone but that's why Voyager has this song in its record: to tell other life forms that we feel alone. I don't like "wokeness" as much as the next guy but that's why it's called "woke": we need to wake up and smell the roses and accept the fact that we are all just humans.

Good,,,,,teaching sir,,,,,thank you

gold

The Duff is astonishing. Love it on all levels.

Super excellent and inspiring

Finally someone good 😊😊😊

Love the Duff, I think the Kelly was great sounding and the Collings last.

Truly, well done, Josh. I didn’t think any living soul could do justice to Johnson’s original performance but you managed it, and a worthy choice of song for this powerful message too. Thank you.

my favorite was the new mandolin. i think the third one was the new one on the test.

Wow!! Signal Processing too should be taught this way! Thank you for the excellent animations!

I 2ould die to listen to this with my father. I miss h him. It's my last memory of him

I love this!!

I love this!! This is a kind of music I want to listen everyday.

Great. I love this song. Power to aboriginal people!

great work,,, please teach in more slowly....

Why black lives matter, you just ruiner this song.

Indian classical music tutorial on guitar would be a good idea. I like the way you explained pentatonic scale in both systems. At 4 I started on Hindustani classical music and then, as fate would have it, nothing until now in my retirement my son has given me an acoustic guitar and wants me to play. He is learning western system… I am in limbo between the two systems. May thanks. God bless

Thank you so much for this valuable and practical knowledge for applying raga concepts on guitar! Translating the concepts into a jazz theory framework really is helping me understand how to apply the approaches to my lines. Also, when I close my eyes and listen to your playing I could swear it's John Abercrombie :)

Nice!!!

My god that far away? Wow....I feel small.

Excellent playing!! What guitar are you playing?? Brand, model..??

Kelly, Collins, Duff in that order for the quiz

learnt so much, shocked it ended so quickly, I was enthralled, bloody great work! when's series two coming out?