Introduction to Carnatic Music | VoxGuru ft. Pratibha Sarathy

[@niemand262]

No product placement. No pleas to smash the like button. No filler time to achieve automated advertisements. All class, education, and a voice that makes me want to hear more. This might be one of the best KZbin videos ever made.

[@saucewrld9995]

I know right? Couldn't agree more, swear it gives me chills. Never thought it was possible to have a content creator not tell me what to do, the high quality of her content makes a like or sub a given

[@ogcips]

no it is the worst music video i ever heard

[@ogcips]

@@aarvalanverlathelilan7145 thank you

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@@ogcips you're funny!

[@alexandrahenderson4368]

I mean the Chanel itself is product placement for their classes on app

[@patrickcate1070]

As a westerner who grew up learning western music in school and on my own, it’s amazing how impoverished our singular understanding of music is, even when thinking of the most advanced “developed” contemporary western music of the century. Polyrhythms, microtones, and non-centric scalar patterns and systems, built on motion and other kinds of effects (just to name a few) is as sophisticated, developed, and intentional as any music I’ve encountered using strictly ternary harmony. It’s lovely to finally learn.

[@talichettyrangabai]

Fantastic I'm a beginner❤

[@stuffnuns]

It’s so interesting to see how this music system is built. It’s looking at music with fresh ears.

[@sourabhdhingra91]

That is the power of Indian classical music. If you want to learn the basics of creating sounds of language, Search about Sanskrit varnamala

[@dark2613]

@@mahavakyas002 No need to be so toxic. They simply said that learning about a system that is different than what is normal for them is a valuable experience.

[@KevinsPortal]

I wish Americans had the beauty love and joy that essentially comes from the teachings of the East. I remember seeing a picture of a group of friends happy just lying under an apple tree in basic garb and thinking, America will never have this. Their ideas of success and happiness won't allow it. May you touch more souls with your delightful persona, upbeat heart, and beautiful intentions by any avenue. The lesson plan is great, but how you carry it and yourself, like so many of your people, is simply beautiful. :)

[@bassma852]

When you can't sleep but KZbin recommended this for the second time! Why I'm enjoying this! It feels addicting

[@Zippyheru]

bass ma THIS IS EXACTLY WHAT IM EXPERIENCING, 2nd time here and I’m hooked. Ive never watched singing videos before lmao

[@whoknowsknight9628]

Count me in lol

[@hristiyanavalkova6665]

Same with me.

[@sharanurs]

👌

[@DamnDraa]

Glad to know I’m not alone! Sent this to a friend!

[@d_1012]

what sorcery is this . the ancient wisdom of music ! very impressive .

[@LPFan4]

Demonstrating dissonances is pretty advanced. What a great teacher!

[@bwolff7364]

Western classical music solfege equivalent: Do= Sa Pa = Sol. Great program, this is amazing to learn!

[@Keith_Petersen_Actor]

@@777GabrielGP_moneyYHVH HOME GIRL SAID SOL # INSTEAD OF SI, IM SCREAMING

[@NewErsatz]

@@FedeGode Get outta here with your fixed DO! hahahhaah

[@FedeGode]

OK obviously I miss something! So explain instead of cursing me!!

[@Keith_Petersen_Actor]

@@FedeGode The pitches line up perfectly with Western Solfege. Sa= Do. Pa= Sol. There is no such thing as Sol# a # symbol indicates the raising of the pitch a half step. Sol# doesn't exist, but a half step up from Sol is Si. Or Le, but it's up from Sol so it's Si.

[@FedeGode]

@@Keith_Petersen_Actor thank you so much for the explanation!

[@bhavanaelamarthi3031]

Excellent classes for the begginners, please continue forever.

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you! Please checkout the complete Carnatic course on our VoxGuru mobile app! Here's the link to download. Android - play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.voxguru iOS - itunes.apple.com/us/app/voxguru/id1299389665?mt=8

[@priyan551]

Akka l love your vioce

[@paramasivank7262]

It is very useful. thanks I too one of the beginner I am wating for ur next class

[@kritithakur2509]

Iam beginner when I sing I feel difficult to breath how can make it good or better

[@ravib5439]

@@paramasivank7262 hi

[@amandaschmitz9024]

I am so very fascinated by this from my world music course. Naturally as an American, I am accustomed to the Solfege syllables. This is so neat!

[@sahanaav_]

I know, it's pretty cool. I've been learning Karnatik for a while now, since before I started school, and I was unfamiliar with the Solfege syllables at first. Then I realised that they were literally the exact same as Swaras and I quickly got the hang of it :)

[@ayan251]

Lovely, I'm new to Classical music but I have years of piano training in western classical. I always wante to learn carnatic music as it is one of the most complex form of music. It is so beautiful to hear and sing. The Sa - Pa - Så is the same theory as the overtones in western classical music which is the very basic of the music structure. Thank you for this content.

[@sylviasylph]

Great voice training and clear instruction. Thank you, Pratibha Sarathy!

[@MMCmarcelo9]

Your lessons are very useful, very comprehensive and lovely to follow. Congrats! Greetings from Brazil.

[@naveendsouza9491]

I'm getting goosebumps while I listen your lessons...Amazing

[@AcidAllah]

I deeply appreciate this video. I'm not even a singer but I'm having so much fun learning about and practicing Indian music

[@BeatsAndGuitars]

That second Sa hit me in the feels! Great job

[@ramanjaneyulupabbathi8275]

Ma'am you are teaching us so clearly that in one second we can sing the Sa PA Sa easily

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you! For many more such videos, please download our VoxGuru app! Android - play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.voxguru iOS - itunes.apple.com/us/app/voxguru/id1299389665?mt=8

[@Real_Yagrum_Bagarn]

As a Norwegian metal head, I enjoyed this

[@MorrisUK1990]

As an English musician, I enjoyed this comment.

[@francescaceliberto8148]

I'm not the only european here...

[@m3talh3ad18]

Just like I enjoy metal but was born in Kerala, where carnatic music is pretty popular.

[@MichellePerera]

Love this comments

[@TimiPigeon]

As an Australian sand band man I also enjoyed this

[@Lakshmi-si4rk]

Excellent mam. This is the best coaching for learning Carnatic music. May God bless you with immense success and happiness

[@nehajulka]

Nobody can expect more clear and perfect explanation than this. Pls keep on helping us in learning music. If you explain like this everyone in the world will learn Carnatic music. Thank you very much for your videos.

[@denisa_the_jedi]

When the "Sa-Pa-Sa" moment went on, I couldn't help playing in my head Thus Spoke Zarathustra by Strauss.

[@lizagodziashvili6944]

Hahaha same 😂😂😂

[@cliffbernzweig2621]

Saaaa paaaa saaaaa.......GA RIIIIIIIII!!!!!!

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[@AjayKumarMumbai]

Same!

[@laharispeeches1297]

your voice your expression and your pronunciation is very clear very cute

[@doubletrouble783]

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[@amrutanthite]

Not really cute but I agree with all the other things you said

[@dineshrajan6043]

Yess....

[@girijashamanna9856]

Vvbeautiful teling

[@meenakashetty3947]

Yes

[@ramona2003]

Excellent teacher. She breaks it down so that it's understood easily.

[@CaptainSlowbeard]

When she says "right?" I feel like I'm back in school and got caught looking out of the window.... sorry miss :/

[@alitsa]

Your voice is so precise it sounds digital

[@spurthichadharam9144]

Thank you, music reflects harmony in different sounds..it takes inspiration from animal sounds like for example 1. Sa ..shatjamam..peacock voice 2. Ri..rishabam..cow shouting 3. Ga..gamakam..goat sound 4. Ma..Madhyamam..Crane sound 5. Pa..panchamam..ku ku sound 6. Da..daivatham..horse snare 7. Ni..nishadam..elephant roar And also Mandara swaras..insect voices and Thara sthayi swaras..lion tiger etc

[@profkarthick.m5813]

Your Pronunciation Is very Clear And Bold-Nice Class

[@srivatsaa.r.9936]

VOICE TRAINING--EP#4 YOUNG LADY INSTRUCTOR, WATCHED YR ABOVE VIDEO FOR THE SECOND TIME AND EACH TIME I GOT IMPRESSED DOUBLE THAN THE OTHER YR THIS ONE VIDEO IS THE BEST THAT I HAVE COME ACROSS IN MY LIFE SO FAR. WHAT A SPLENDID WAY YOU HAVE PRESENTED IN THIS VIDEO AND MY VOCABULARY IS SHORT OF ADJUCTIVES TO PRAISE ITS QUALITY AND EXCELLENCY. AFTER SEEING YR 1ST VIDEO IT DAWNED ON MY MIND YOU ARE A CLASS TEACHER/INSTRUCTOR WITH A UNIQUE STRENGTH TO TEACH. AFTER SEEING THE ABOVE VIDEO, I AM SURPRISED TO SEE YR RARE TALENT IN VISUAL PRESENTATUON METHODS AND IDEAS. VERY IMPRESSIVE INDEED VERY FEW PEOPLE CAN PRODUCE A VIDEO OF THIS QUALITY COMPRISING VISUAL PRESENTATION USING COMPUTER GRAPGICS AND VOICE RECORDING, TRAINING METHODOLOGY, PRESENTATION, ALL IN ONE COMBINED. FRANKLY SPEAKING YR ABOVE VIDEO IS A VISUAL TREAT AND CAN SERVE AS AN EXAMPLE TO MAKE A VIDEO PRESENTATION. VATSA

[@hoodafukisalice]

Holy God. What a teacher. Please continue with the skills.

[@himajaalvakonda4765]

This video was amazing. I have been learning Carnatic Music since I was 6, almost 11 years now. To pass time during this summer vacation, I have agreed to teach the kids of a family friend. I know the notes and what to sing but I did not know how to approach the teaching aspect of it, especially because the my students are quite young, so I went looking towards KZbin. Thankfully I found this video of yours which was great. I now know how to correctly explain to them the basics of Carnatic Music. Thank you so much for a video that was crisp and to the point!

[@kirthikam9718]

Hbn

[@yurilopez9435]

Gracias por compartir, que bonito explicas como crear las notas correctas, felicidades

[@himajaseuphony]

You are the true Guru of the Indian classical music ma'am 🙏

[@uniartofficial296]

What a fabulous and fantastic teacher your voice so sweet l. You teach with a wonderful concept 👏☺️💐

[@ClaudiaM-v7h]

im learning so much!!! im tired of trying and getting nowhere with the belcanto and so on... i switched to hindu! best desicion ever

[@DalDagor90]

I don't know why I'm watching this, but it's very interesting.

[@yogamilk]

Тоже)

[@nishagowri2081]

I was searching for u all my life.. Carnatic music free online.. My good ness. Here after when no one at home I will get my lost life. Thank you so much

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you!

[@lukaovsec]

it was mind blowing when many years ago i learned from hindustani musicians... but this is even better and more straight to the point!!! thank you for shareing this knowlage!!! interesting is this i only now understand... that sa can be either C or C# now i will implement it on my tamburica ;)

[@mynameisjeff3182]

actually, there's two types of music in India, one is Hindustani and another one is Carnatic. This is a Carnatic :)

[@lukaovsec]

@@mynameisjeff3182 i know this i learned from pandit Talwalkar from Pune ;) thank you so much for your videos... they help with all music not just indian!!!

[@mynameisjeff3182]

@@lukaovsec yeap. thanks for venturing into our culture :)

[@lukaovsec]

@@mynameisjeff3182 i hope to learn more... thank you for shareing small bits so i can eat them and digest them properly ;)

[@vps1948]

I think while western music uses a fixed notes, Indian music uses variable note system, that is why we need to use tambur or sruthi box to set the base note from which other notes are derived. Pleasecorrect my understanding if it is not correct.

[@nottysreevika]

That's a lovely way of teaching. I'm a beginner who don't know any basics in music but very much interested in learning it. Thank God and Universe for making me come across your channel. Pls continue the service 😊

[@Banka235]

I'm not addicted to music but only to your clear stuff without any time wastage things.

[@nandakumarrajamanickam7812]

omg, i felt singing is too difficult and with carnatic basic its not possible. but after seeing u r video, omg i feel i too can sing, thank u not enough.... u r gift of god for people like us.

[@blaquebeardcoder]

Shoutout to these animators for visualizing this content!! Brilliant!

[@YatiAcharya]

Coming here from extreme singing, rock singing and screams. I can't wait to learn Carnatic singing to sing bhajans better with Amma 😁

[@venkymr]

Loved this effort! Appreciate it from the bottom of my heart! I wanted my daughter to learn Carnatic music but was struggling as I had no teacher nearby! But glad she will at least get the basics ready!

[@UssTak]

Height of teaching skills... Great a big salute you ma'am 🙏🙏

[@CookwithThanu]

Such an awesome class!!!😍🔥👌🏻👌🏻

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you!

[@TheDipankarrai]

Our ancestors of ancient BHARAT have created some amazing stuff in all the fields.

[@FlutePhani]

The way you are explaining with visual display is very nice....#FlutePhani....

[@GypsyEncounters]

You are a fantastic educator. Beautiful voice control. I truely enjoy your personality. I am among the newest of newbies to carnatic music, but I am very inspired by your videos

[@IsisVieiraArte]

I'M JUST LOVING IT. I never knew I could sing like that. Thank you so much

[@elihyland4781]

I play noise and metal. Her lessons make my brutal riffs more merciless. I am eternally indebted

[@shangjanewang5440]

I can’t believe that I’m learning and practicing this😂😂😂

[@omegamelody6947]

Same hahahaha

[@Arunkumar-ym5wk]

😂😂

[@UzairKhan-qd3xu]

where's the humor?

[@rishabhrox1]

@@UzairKhan-qd3xu The guy, by his name it seems, is East Asian, maybe Chinese or Korean, and they have a VERY different kind of musical system than the Indian one..which is why it's funny for him that he's practicing an Indian style of music despite not being an Indian or despite not having any experience or prior interest in it. ;)

[@pankajamurali8200]

I am doing senior and have learnt all this and I don't know why I am watch in this video so useful.....

[@shailajaupadhyay3506]

One of the best techniques n explanations... Thank you 🙏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻 Ma’m you have very sweet voice 👌🏻

[@nivaschandable]

This is one of the finest explanations I have heard. Thank you.

[@kandiappan.kkrishnan.r9254]

Very good starting for beginners. Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@margicates553]

I did not expect space oddessy to be the pattern we’re singing 😝

[@Havea121]

Respected Madam, Most perfect explanation. Happy to listen. Thankyou.

[@NeciaGamez]

Omg... 1. these editing skills are seriously on point! 👏🏼👍🏼 And 2. This video is soooo relaxing. I just woke up in bed and started watching this, and I feel this is giving me such a calm and clear mind for the start of my day. Definitely subscribing 🥰💕

[@somutube]

yes true

[@gomathir4356]

Very useful and inspiring to senior citizens to follow their passion which they could not do dhanyosham do you also have learners printed material

[@joshuajarman]

13 weeks: This is my life now.

[@keerthanajadav8222]

Wowowwwwwww I just loved it I want to learn music but no classes available in my place 😔😔😔

[@julialopez5997]

Man, this music is soooooooooooo relaxing (the back sound) it's like a magical insect massaging my brain

[@anonymousguy329]

The instrument is called Tanpura, I use it for meditation !

[@chandaerkala]

Very very interesting. You have very beautiful voice. Thanks for sharing lovely music 🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@gelbweisslilaschwarz]

This is amazing The design, the whole video is well made, your explenation, ...all of it combined. Perfect. Thank you!!

[@sasikumaran4352]

Arumaiyaana Vilakkam... Kodi Nanrikal...

[@YogiGhorecha]

CREATIVE EDITING

[@nishasivakumar1438]

Dearest ma'am thanks 🙏🙏 a tons for this informative video... outstanding...

[@aparnnas1469]

Madam you are really a wonderful teacher

[@lavarajugiduturi2441]

Excellent..awsm teaching.. madam.. there r so many people who r interested in music but they may not attend for the classes wht ever the problem.. for me financial problems.. so many time I just stepdown frm music academy after hearing the fee.. so please provide complete course madam.. I really love your teaching n it's helpful..thqq madam 🙏🙏 gurunbhyonamahaa

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you for your kind words!

[@lavarajugiduturi2441]

@@VoxGuru thqq soo much madam... I use to practice by listening ur classes.. plz provide complete course madam if it is possible.. n plz tell us more details n explanations of each part madam.. like how to write notations for the songs from beginners to increase levels.. plz madam.. my humble request madam.. n I never see teacher like u in you tube 🙏🙏🙏 great works madam . All god blessings with u madam...

[@healthyrecipeschannel5149]

Mam your voice perfectly blends with music like honey and water thank you

[@nagalakshmiiyer4979]

Excellent way of teaching swara positions.

[@2logj]

Excellent teacher.this is an important technique to sing at the right pitch. Can you please tell why you chose G# In western classical we mostly start on Middle C

[@ananyaanand5491]

2logj In Carnatic music, G sharp is considered as the basic shruthi to learn Carnatic music in, and most people prefer to use this key. It’s also easier for accompanying instruments to play in this key.

[@CierraHoulihan]

@@ananyaanand5491 it's so interesting because she said G# is 5-5 (5 and a half) in this culture. And relation to C, G is the fifth scale degree and G# is just a half step above G. So would you say the name for G# (5-5) is in relation to C? Super cool.

[@ananyaanand5491]

cierra houlihan that’s super cool, I’ve never thought about it that way. Maybe they are related in some way

[@Nanoubonbon]

Merci beaucoup! c'est tellement fun de vous suivre madame :)

[@pa_rv__th__i]

Wonderful teacher

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you

[@libomarysr.rayappan4794]

, beautiful voice

[@subhashjaiswar3133]

To good

[@r.lkalas23]

You teach in Very deep in Simple terms.thanks 🌹🎻🎻🎻🎻

[@krismaly6300]

Akka, hats off You are awesome I love it

[@deepakalyane9322]

I think one right stop for knowing music and learning it in a right form :0) , Thank you Very much VoxGuru Pratibha Sarathy Garu :)

[@rushendramaniu2984]

Man if you were my teacher I never would’ve had to quit.

[@Girishhiremath69]

Ur the very good teacher ever seen 😍😍

[@LogeshwaranM]

I will be eternally grateful for you for this wonderful training session 🙏 God bless you mam

[@jaladurgampeddarajulu1698]

I want seenimedam tg mqdam plz

[@ophanielofanim7648]

Sarasvati on her tongue 🥰 The root, 5th, octave in her voice gave me chills 💜

[@dasartattack]

U r very beautiful in teaching and also from ur expression!😊

[@lohitakshd7455]

very good teaching

[@shafirh3334]

Thank you Guruji ~ Eklaiyva

[@whynot4828]

😃 good one

[@independentthinker7970]

crisp clear, scientific, to-the-point, no-nonsense awesome pleasureful teaching :)

[@p.saravankumar352]

Very nice mam, I want to learn music

[@mesientogut6701]

Wonderful lesson ! I just want to add something that might just be personal to me but I see it in every lesson on music and pitch: when discussing how to know if you are singing the correct not you give the example of singing the incorrect note and say it can be heard as a two different tones (this is true) and then say it is "unpleasant." Calling it unpleasant, displeasing, or some other subjective word is what the majority of musical educators say when discussing pitch. In the context of trying to recreate the correct tone or pitch matching, yes it can be called the incorrect tone. Out of context though I feel it has a very pleasant sound. Especially going from the wrong tone to the right tone in unison with another voice.

[@krnarain]

Excellent. I badly wanted to learn music, only now I am trying to understand the basics after watching your videos.

[@r.shankarz6220]

Best video explaining about Sa Pa Sa thank you👍

[@dharinikarunakaran5892]

Mam really amazing .. I need exercise for high-pitch vocal

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you! For many more such videos, please download our VoxGuru app! Android - play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.voxguru iOS - itunes.apple.com/us/app/voxguru/id1299389665?mt=8

[@sawdust6148]

Im not Indian but I love Indian classical music and want to learn

[@mvvenkataraman]

#She has in her face #cheer Due to mainly her musical #gear Learn well music my #dear Eternally peace will be #near By circling you forever #here You won't surely get #tear And never will arrive #fear Hope my request is #clear Music thorough our #ear Into our heart will #appear Our worries then #disappear Whenever we gladly #hear In learning music, be #sincere Let no shyness #interfere If your training is #severe Heaven comes daily #dear! M V Venkataraman

[@kavikumara6333]

Iam a mother of 2 kids... I learned music in my school days.. after watching ur video..I planed and adjust my timing to learn music...thank you mam..

[@moumitadas5237]

Superb method of voice training😊

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you! Please checkout the complete course on our VoxGuru mobile app! Here's the link to download. Android - play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.voxguru iOS - itunes.apple.com/us/app/voxguru/id1299389665?mt=8

[@rabiyaap956]

I have very intresting.... This class....👌👌👌👌

[@shridevirao]

Beautiful explanation. Very beautiful rendition. I cannot sing in 5.5 so can I give classes in 4.5 Shruti . Please.

[@dhruvtaragundisridevi6579]

Oh. You are an excellent teacher Ms Prathibha garu.

[@CarolineMartin]

sa pa sa is the Theme from 2001 Space Odyssey 😊

[@Uncle_otium]

Thanks

[@Char10tti3]

Yeah that’s what I though! Confused it with Mars for some reason though

[@priyanka.a320]

Tku somuch. I hope I would have met u long back when I started my Carnatic classes. Please upload more videos.u r treasure of music.

[@hattiem8846]

Thank you, everything I sing I use the swaras to warm up and my singing sounds amazing!

[@VoxGuru]

Thank you!

[@Adhyayana]

It's amazing. But not an easy task to master swaras. It varies person to person. Thanks a lot.