there are many teachers who teach music but there are few who give us the knowledge about the raga . This is so educating and inspiring . thank you :) great work :)
You are such a source of inspiration for anyone wanting to learn more about the raagas. But what I find most striking is how you explain the heart of each raaga. The very soul of it. It's so moving.
Madam I came across your singing episodes while surfing on youtube, I have no words to tell how much I have attracted to your devotional singing.... thank u....
Every time you take many examples of different songs of same raaga so that enhances our knowledge in Carnatic music thank you very much for giving us such a nice video
No clue of what all these ragas and details ...but can listen to you all day long...you are effortless switching btw languages, classical to movie music in pinch...if there is one person to learn music, it has to be from you. Hats off 🙏 And a charming and beautiful face to add to the mix!
Your exposition of hindola is romba nalla. I could not fully understand your earler exposition in tamil. I am a layman as far as karnatic music is concernrd but still i daily try to listen your hindolam class. God must bless you for your english version. Tq once again.
Congrats for the wonderful courses. You are a wonderful teacher encouraging people to understand the beauty of Ragas and how great Kritis were made using this wonderful framework. It is our great heritage and should be promoted across India.
very nice madam, i like ur carnatic music class , ur are blessed by gana saraswathi, i am learning maam from you, ur transaltion english is superub, every learner will follow u madam, god bless maam ,
saamaja = an elephant; vara=the best;gamana=movement/gait; saadhuhrit=the hearts of the saints; saarasaabja=the lotuses born out of the ponds; paala=ruler; kaalaateeta=one who is beyond the time; vikhyaata=the celebrated/well-known; saamanigama=hymns of saamaveda;ja=born; sudhaamaya=full of nectar;gaana=music/singing; vichakshana=skillful;gunasheela=possessing all virtues;dayaa=compassion; aalavaala=reservoir;maam=me; paalaya=please save/ protect;vedashiromaatrija=that emanated from the fountainhead of vedas; saptasvara=seven notes of the science of music; naada=the sound/cry;achala=mountain; deepa=the light/beacon;sweekrita=acknowledged; yaadavakula=born into the clan of yadus; muraleevaadana=playing flute;vinoda=entertaining; mohanakara=fascinating;tyaagarajavandaneeya=worthy of being worshipped and glorified by Tyagaraja. Oh Lord Shri Krishna ! you are the one whose gait is as elegant as that of a stately elephant. You are the ruler of the lotuses born in the lakes of the hearts of saints; you are beyond the conditions of time and space. Oh Lord you are the most celebrated and glorified (in this universe). You are full of nectar born from the hymns of samaveda.You are the master of song and melody. Oh Lord, you are the embodiment of all virtues; you are the repository of compassion and grace. Please do protect me, save me (from the entanglements of this material world). Oh Lord, you are the seven notes of music that emanate from the head of the vedic lore. You are acknowledged as the beacon of the mountain of sound/voice. You are a descendant of yadava dynasty. You are a great fascinator through the entertainment of your flute-playing. You are therefore, Oh Lord, always glorified and worshiped by Tyagaraja.
Thank you so much for explaining the Raga so beautifully with examples. Appreciate it if you could teach, put up notations to be able to sing along with you 🙏🏽😊👏🏼
Everything was perfect and thank you for the Gyan, the final song could have been recorded better, clarity concerns. Still I like the performance and shared knowledge very much.
