01 Rag Yaman Sitar Lesson Series. Learn Rag Yaman Ascending/Descending, (arohi, avarohi) Learn Yaman
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
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This is very helpful! Your way of teaching and calmness makes me want to explore sitar. I went into a deep dive of videos on your channel. Your knowledge will be help many of us for many years. I applaud your approach and knowledge. Please keep it up.
thanks so much for the kind feedback! This inspires me to keep sharing more. Best wishes to you
Cheers. Got my sitar out to play for the first time in ten years. I need refreshing
Cheers!
Very Nice and helpful and in English it's so good, many thanks 🙏👌🏽
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another brilliant insight and lesson . many thanks Will 🙂. peace to you and yours
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Nice, I see the SRF saints in the back 😁. Keep up the good work Will.
Yes, thank you. the SRF guru's are always apart of my altar. ॐ
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Amazing session Will. 💐
Thank you for your feedback, cheers!
Which Sitar Style??
Hello Will. Sorry I lost touch with you, but I still would like to purchase and learn Sitar! I noticed the SRF altar - I'm currently filling out an application!! Hope to be on my way with both sitar AND Kriya Yoga soon !! Peace and love brother!
Hi Jason! Please reach out to me via email will@willmarshmusic.com I would be happy to get you going on your sitar journey!
I'm confused because there are two scales. I thought a raag only had one scale. If the first one you showed us is the basic asc. desc. pattern, then what is that other one?
The first scale shown here is the Kalyan thaat. A thaat is a mode or scale to which a raga can be attributed to for classification. Rag Yaman comes from the Kalyan thaat. The kalyan thaat is S R G M P D N S'. Raga Yaman is unique from the Kalyan thaat because of its ascending and descending patter - N R G M D N S', S' N D P M G R S.
You don't add a chick after the Aarohi for the second pattern (.M.D.NRGMDNR.G.) Is that intended?
you can do either. I would recommend repeating the high G on the avarohi pattern.