Learn the Technique of Indian Violin - 8th Lesson "Playing the octave with a single finger"

[@victorhigh7896]

you are the real maestro of violin, you demonstrated it very clearly how the violin is different from a harmonium or any digital instrument, if it is somewhat complicated to produce a note on it, it deserves so because it produces a note in its sweetest form. I am very thankful to you for the illustrations

[@peter-subramanian]

I'm so happy to have found your channel! I have been learning western classical music since I started on violin at age 7, and listening to carnatic violin for just about as long. Now I can finally learn the technique!!

[@rchandr47]

This is like cracking the 'da vinci code' of violin playing...i followed what you say after listening for quite a few times repeatedly...again and again...but executing it to near perfection still eludes...Thanks for bringing this up...it has renewed my sagging interest in playing violin...Thank you once again...

[@pinakichakraborti7159]

This is just an infinite fortune to have the opportunity to learn from you respected madam. I am a pretty senior Professor of Economics, started learning since my twenty years of age. I have played Ragas and dhoones with difficulty because of imperfect bow and fingure usage. I feel blessed that I suddenly discovered this lesson. Thus you become the last of my Gurujis. I bow down on a Pranam. Kindly accept my. In case you happen to visit Kolkata, kindly inform so that I can present my Pranam personally. I have been one of your devout fans ever since you started playing in the TV. Stay safe madam, stay blessed.

[@narayanneralla5046]

I finally found a video that teaches Hindustani style violin playing ! Please post more videos covering songs etc.

[@dhananjayraghunathan]

The clearest exposition of one finger playing with the why along with the how. Thank you madam.

[@solamanfatehabid775]

You are a very good teacher God bless you.Thanks alot for your effort

[@dr.sheksaha2149]

Thanks a lot.. ma'am... Very good teaching ❤️

[@konekumar5260]

Many thanks maa. 🎉

[@035lal]

Great lesson. We need more of the same. Thank you Kalaji.

[@guruprasadmusicsinger5397]

wonderful speak medam 💐💐good sagetion very very nicely 💐💐 congratulations 💐💐

[@Joy_Hushtrings]

Thanks a lot ma'am...looking forward for more of your tutorials..☺️☺️

[@srestharoy6624]

Thank you so much ma'am. This was so helpful. Looking forwrd o learn more of such beautiful techniques. Please keep enriching us with more of such tutorials

[@gopalchoudhary2383]

Excellent explanation

[@mrbmrb2616]

Wow. Had been trying this type of thing for a long time. I was not successful. Now I came to know. Thank you very much. 😊

[@saudalkaabi58]

You are the best

[@jalajasankar6369]

Great lesson.New techniques .Thank u so much for all ur lessons.Waiting for more uploads mam🙏🙏🙏

[@yashwantchaubisa681]

Beautiful lesson's for beginners. please continue madem. it's very helpful lesson. mene aapka live program Dekha h in udaipur kumbha samaro me. gud morning. jai sri krishna ❤❤❤❤❤

[@osmangonikhondaker6659]

nice ,,❤

[@daegabmusic59]

Thank you! I am a jazz-guitarist and I also have a fretless guitar, which I'm trying to teach myself, that I have tuned to carnatic tuning, so I think these lessons are precious for my left hand technique, as I would love to learn to play Gamakas on my fretless guitar. :-)

[@ravikant7124]

Namaste mam ! 👌 Thanku for this leasson.

[@jinsonViolin]

Nice teaching...🙏

[@ayeshwiranga5036]

Very valuable video...Thank you madam.🙏🙏🙏🙏

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Thanks so much sangat ber manfaat Music is my life

[@abp07082007]

Thank you very much for your training videos. These are very useful.

[@Indiantrav]

nice informative video keep posting new videos

[@jjrecords5254]

Super super super Very helpful

[@naveenkulkarnijc]

Madam you are my manasa guru. Thank you so much for your precious mentoring.

[@rohitchauhanviolin7295]

Thank you so much didi 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@philemonadam1606]

I love your lessons, I can work everyday, thank you so much Mina

[@mollagirisreenivasachar209]

Mk.

[@mollagirisreenivasachar209]

Mk.

[@ranjanadj]

excellent thanks for your grate attempt

[@Musicpanel-cg6lv]

you r great didi

[@barnalisarkar6551]

Thanks for posting the video. Pls upload more video

[@akashredder9478]

Loved it maa-c ji

[@santi-gm5zo]

Thank u very much mam,u are very humble,u solve my problem

[@pswapnavaruna7353]

nice

[@raju8268]

thnks for thiss lesson

[@qmknu]

Waah nice technique

[@CivicWhiz]

very nice lesson mam thanks for lessons

[@jjrecords5254]

Thanks di

[@sujithelackadu748]

thanks....😍

[@jashanpreetsinghrababi]

Wow so nice

[@binilkumar5524]

Thanks madam.

[@vijjiananthu8918]

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[@ppani3284]

Thanks for lessons ma

[@JustFiddler]

thankyou guruji

[@goutamraychowdhury8203]

Excellent. Please upload more lessons. G ray chowdhury

[@kalyanchatterjee1816]

It will be very helpful if you teach the function of using second and third finger on the upper part.from GA to say and ma to say.

[@noahdeatley8751]

What do you call this technique?

[@gurbhagatsingh8908]

Mam thanks a lot Mam please send raag khamaj Alaap gat and taans pleeeeeeeese Thanks for a great post

[@supratimbal3351]

Mam can you please tell me the model number of your violin????

[@muskankhatun3257]

Ma' am , can't join the two halves and can't play fast😞

[@manipalani622]

0:26 I freaked out seriously

[@nordlys4261]

why indian hold the violin like this😳

[@thenoob8682]

Try to play like this, you will understand