The third part of Raga Bhupali contains Taan and brief explanation how to make Taans in 16 and 8 Matras. Some of the famous film songs e.g. "Panchi Banoo Udti Phiroon" from "Chori-Chori", " Sayonara" from "Love in Tokyo", " In Aankhon Ki Masti Ke" from "Umrao Jaan" and " Neele Gagan Ke Tale" from "Humraaj" belong to Raga Bhupali.

This podcast provides training for beginners in Hindustani classical vocal music.

This podcast provides training for beginners in Hindustani classical vocal music. 

 Carnatic Music - Basic Theory

 This series from the Darbar Festival,  features ten outstanding performances from artists from the two main strands of Indian classical music, the North Indian Hindustani and South Indian Carnatic traditions.

Here Sri Nidhi is in Madras where the vidwans tested her before her name was entered into Limca Book of records. Here she is almost 4 years old.

Isai Payanam with Charulatha ManiRaga Bhairavi in Carnatic MusicSee "A Raga's Journey - Bewitching Bhairavi" - http://charulathamani.blogspot.in/2012/07/ragas-journey-bewitching-bhairavi.html

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Carnatic Vocal Series : Lesson No.2 on Janta Swaralu ( Janta means a "pair" and swaram means a "syllable or note ". So the syllables which occur in pairs are all put together as Jantaswaralu) .This is the fifth lesson of the series of Jantaswaralu which form the second most important part of Carnatic music. So here we observe that the syllables occur in pairs and follow a particular rhythm. The written format of the syllables enables you to read and understand the notes better. One should get a grip of the Jantaswaralu to equip oneself to move on to further lessons.Raaga: Maayamaava Gowla(15th Melakartha Raagam)Arohana : S R1 G3 M1 P D1 N3 SAvarohana : S N3 D1 P M1 G3 R1 Spresented by EdewcateMusic .For more details log on to www.edewcate.com

Carnatic Vocal Series : Lesson No.2 on Janta Swaralu ( Janta means a "pair" and swaram means a "syllable or note ". So the syllables which occur in pairs are all put together as Jantaswaralu) This is the fourth lesson of the series of Jantaswaralu which form the second most important part of Carnatic music. The written format of the syllables enables you to read and understand the notes better. One should get a grip of the Jantaswaralu to equip oneself to move on to further lessons.Raaga: Maayamaava Gowla(15th Melakartha Raagam)Arohana : S R1 G3 M1 P D1 N3 SAvarohana : S N3 D1 P M1 G3 R1 Spresented by EdewcateMusic .For more details log on to www.edewcate.com

Carnatic Vocal Series : Lesson No.2 on Janta Swaralu ( Janta means a "pair" and swaram means a "syllable or note ". So the syllables which occur in pairs are all put together as Jantaswaralu) This is the third lesson in our series of Jantaswaralu which forms the second most important part of Carnatic music. .Raaga: Maayamaava Gowla(15th Melakartha Raagam)Arohana : S R1 G3 M1 P D1 N3 SAvarohana : S N3 D1 P M1 G3 R1 STaalam : Adipresented by EdewcateMusic .For more details log on to www.edewcate.com