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Kindly contact me thru my website. Thank you!

Thank you for your suggestion. Will try if that can be incorporated. As of now, the notation PDF is available that can be used for reference.

Will keep that in mind, and incorporate if feasible. Thank you!

Will try to post more in future!

You are welcome!

Glad you enjoyed it! 🙏🏼

Glad to hear it's helpful! 😄 All the very best for your continuing journey in music. 🙏

🎉🎉🎉Namste Sir How to kalpana swaram to Sing the structure of Arohana Avarohana Swaras pl. explain Guruji ❤❤❤

I suppose you are referring to a bit of shadow that appears on the curtain. These videos are shot at home, and some such minor glitches do happen. Sorry to hear that this was a big distraction for you. We have, however, tried to improve the overall quality of videos over time - hopefully these you can see in the later videos.

Thank you for pointing out the link issues. I have now included direct link to the notation in all the nottu swarams posted so far. Please see the notes below the video.

@@Music.Venkat Thank you so much.

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Keep watching! 🙏🏼

Notations links available in my website.

Thank you! 🙏🏼 For notations, please visit my website: www.venkatayalur.in Home->Notations & Audio->Notations & Audio/Video. Here you will find the entire list.

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Thank you for your comments 🙏🏼. It is ok to write up some sequences when one is starting to learn kalpana swarams; but eventually we have to learn to do this impromptu - though it may take some time to reach that point. Except for korvais / korappu etc, wherein one has to calculate and lay out the sequence entirely, writing down all the kalpana swarams is not a good idea! I am planning to start some online sessions for learners soon - will share the details in the next few weeks. I plan to cover select krithis, varnams and topics such as alapana, kalpana swarams etc in such sessions. I do hope those will be beneficial to all learners...stay tuned!

Will add to my list for future uploads...thank you.

Will add to my list for future uploads...thank you.

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Thanks, glad you found it helpful! 🙏🏼

As I explained in the video, the "traditional" method of singing involves two speeds up to mukthai swarams back-to-back (wherein you use double-beat or 2-kalai taalam); then switch to single-beat taalam from charanam (sung in 'madhyama kaalam', recitation speed being halfway between the first and second speeds - similar to singing a faster first speed, using 4 notes per beat as in first speed). Hope this clarifies.

Notation available in my website - www.venkatayalur.in.

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Thank you !

I have added the link to notation in the notes below the video.

Glad to hear that. Thank you!

Thank you and nice to hear that you are regularly following the lessons. As of now, I don't have the notations in any other language. If I do take up the task in the future, I'll be happy to share the same with you. For any more info, you may contact me thru email as given in my website - www.venkatayalur.in 🙏

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Thanks, I'm glad you enjoyed it! 🙏

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Please visit the website for contact information - www.venkatayalur.in

This is in my list, will be done later. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thank you for your kind words of appreciation!

Thanks and welcome !

Thank you so much for your kind words of appreciation. 🙏🏼

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Shruti is C in most of the videos.

Thank you ji

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Will try to do the videos sometime later. Thanks!

Glad to hear that you found the lessons useful. Thank for your suggestion, will keep that in mind. In many of the lessons, I have repeated the notes and sangathis twice - this was to address the point you have made. All the very best in your journey in music!

Keep watching ! 🙏🏼

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Welcome!

Glad to hear that. Happy learning!

Stay tuned & Happy learning!