Let me know what do you think of this episode.

Great.

Excellent Podcast, would you make a complete series by making podcast on Listening, Writing and Reading as an Art Form?

Superb..

Do let me know if you liked the episode.

Salimbeg

Very informative

Very nice explanation

Beautiful analogy by Mr. Correa

श्रवणम् सर्व विषय अती प्राथमिकता विषय आवडो वा ना आवडो बरोबर ज्ञानात भरच पडते विविधांगी होय

Mi tumche sagle video aikte.khup chhan watate.

Congrats on 300th ep and more to go! and your podcast has shaped me as a better designer and a person which I'm today 🌟

Interesting take

Sir Congrats for this milestone!! Best wishes for your next milestone!

मॅडम ची प्रत्यक्ष एकदा भेट व्हावी अशी खूप इच्छा आहे. 😊🙏🏻🙏🏻 माऊली जरूर ती पूर्ण करतील. 🙏🏻😊 नुसती भेट झाली तरी मी त्यांच्या नुसत्या नजरेच्या कटाक्षाने मला बरंच काही देऊन जाईल.😊🙏🏻

Vikram Sir is a gem teacher

Congratulations on your 300th 🎉✨ !! Thanks for the immense knowledge pool you have shared over the years to all the designers and creatives of India. Always inspired by your dedication, discipline & consistency ❤

Do let us know what do you liked or disliked in this episode. 🙏

reminds me of "Mr Man what does your building do?"

“Architecture makes objects that are environmental machines…” ❤❤❤

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धनश्री ताई तुमचे वक्तृत्व ज्ञान अवर्णनीय. तुम्ही मला ओळखत नाही. मी मंजिरी जोग पुणे. नुकत्याच आपण सोनाली आणि रणजित कडे जाऊन आलात सर्व व्रुत्त ऐकून छान वाटले सवडीने भेटू किंवा बोलू. तुमचा नं कळवाल?आणि कधी मोकळ्या असा ल ते कळवा

अप्रतिम व्याख्यान ❤

Thank you, @Audiogyan, for this inspiring and thought-provoking podcast. It provided valuable insights that I look forward to applying in my work as an Indian designer.

Would love to know your take aways from this episode. Here is a complete list of questions asked. audiogyan.com/2024/05/21/woman-graphic-designers/

Let me know what do you think? Are lines between Product Managers and Product Designer's blurring? How much should they overlap? Would love to know your take aways from this episode.

Awesome video sir, Now i am waiting to see how quickly do you reply to this comment.

धनश्री ताई खूप, खूप छान वाटलं. आॅडिओ ऐकून. तुमचं कौतुक कराव तेवढ थोडं आहे. दोघांनाही धन्यवाद! पुढचे ही आॅडिओ ऐकायला मिळावेत. यूट्यूबवर तुमचे कार्यक्रम पाहते. कान ऐकून तृप्त होतात ही. आणि नाही ही. अशी कानाची अवस्था होते. पुन:श्च धन्यवाद!!!

loving this podcast as a creative myself, love to listen to those while working

Same

Wonderful the best designer in the 🌍

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22:30 What's an alarm clock test, where can I learn more about it?

धनश्री ताई तुमचा हा सुसंवाद तुमची वाणी तुमच्या आवाजातील अवीट गोडवा खरंच सगळं काही आनंदाचे झाड आहे.

Excellent Guidance on Speaking Skills! ❤

God

Varnams and Kruthis are different Before Making statements why don't you approach any experts. And For Carnatic music Tyagaraja, Muuththu swamy deekshitar, and Syaama saastri are called trinity of Carnatic Music. They have contributed a lot through their Compositions. Carnatic is not Biased , South Indians have great temple culture We believe in god so the compostions were composed on Gods and Goddesses of the temple. We believe Music is a path of devotion. And in " Padams" and "Jaavalis" there are compositions other than devotion. We have 72 Melakartha raagaas. Many great composers other than the trinity had composed so many varnams, Kruthis, padams, Jaavalis, Thillaanaas All were Raaga based, In order to bring all these Raagas into one structural form to study and learn by the next generations 72 Melakartha table was structured. And all the Raagas which has been contributed by the composers had been put under this classification system of Music. The compositions are in Telugu, Tamil, Kannada, Sanskrit. All together it is called Carnatic or South Indian Music. Since the raagas were evolved and were practiced through Guru Shishya parampara.. All need to be studied and learn from generations to generations. What it has been told about R1, R2, R3 and in other cases is not a normal thing untill unless some one understands the technicality of it. If some thing is created long before and it is still fillowed with respect till date being able to handle it nicely, and if some one doesn't understand and thinks it is complicated for them.. Then they should just stay out of it. Music is a language to express our feelings and emotions... There are only 7 colours and 7 notes We put them into 12 notes. More over we have 22 shruthis in that case except 'S' and 'p' every note gets 4 sruthis. So for example R1, R2, R3, R4. May be it gets more complicated now. But that's Music. Carnatic musicians can learn and handle 16 notes very easily and nicely. I think the Mughals couldn't get through this. That's why there is no influence of them in this art form. Let it be what it is And just respect the creativity...that had been passed on from generations to generations.

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खुप सुंदर!🌹🙏👌

आम्हालाही ती bhruthari यांची पुस्तके मिळतील का

धनाश्री ताई तुम्ही ईतक्या छान बोलता की त्याचे कौतुक करण्यासाठी शब्द कमी पडतात..तुमच्या व्याख्याना मुळे न्यानात तर भर पडतेच पण त्यासोबतच अध्यातमात पण मन वळते .लता मंगेशकर जसे कोकिळा आहे असे म्हणतात तसेच तुम्ही व्याख्यान मध्ये आहे, तुमचे बोलणे फक्त ऐकत ऐकत राहावे अणि आचरण करून आयुष्याचे सोने करावे. मी देवाचे खूप आभार मानते की तुमचा आमच्या आयुष्यात त्यांनी सहभाग दिला. ......

धनश्री लेले ताईंचा संपर्क क्रमांक हवा आहे.मिळैल का?

Namaskar sir .Awaj utapatisamandhi khup chan upayukat mahiti milali . Thanks sir .

खूप सुन्दर आख्यान मीअरचना मरखेडकर

Awesome conversation ❤

Good content. Informative.

धन्यवाद! खूप नवीन माहिती मिळाली.

Thank you for sharing this wonderful conversation. “Ghosts of the future” is such an eerily appropriate way to express the realisation that what you may think, design, and build will eventually be inhabited and known by those you do not know today and who may not know you tomorrow when they arrive at the very spot where you now stand; and yet the labour you spent will not lose its meaning and the memories they create will be no less intimate. It is as though what you built physically with substance will be built again in the imagination of their memories.

... ... i am an ardent fan of Rabindra Sangeet ... had a very vague idea about Baul ... but thanks to Audiogyan for this interview , i have now a fairly clear idea .. .. Dr. Uttara Chouskar has a wonderful melodious emotive voice backed by in depth knowledge of theory and technical side of music ... her replies to the barrage of questions aboute Baul were very precise and informative ... many thanks and regards to the her, the interviewer and the whole production team of Audiogyan. 🙏

He's not right about one thing: Thaats do not necessarily precede rāgās.