As I move into the Charanam phase, I am really excited to try the Neraval - have never done it before. I am so grateful for the opportunities you provide to explore and learn music.
@@malaviswanathan As I was working through the neraval was wondering if there is a reason why we consider it to be a single avarthanam with 8 beats per note rather than two avarthanams with 4 counts per beat. It might be something I do no know about neraval. Also as I wrap this tutorial up, want you to know that I had hours of joy learning this piece which is so dear to my heart - feel so blessed to learn from you.
Tonnes of thanks for this wonderful tutorial maam.. I was in a state of trance listening to this rendition... I personally felt this series connected us to Lord Ganesha, saint Agastya and the great Dixitar... Your teachings are just like an affectionate mother who teaches her child .. Bowing down my head with deep reverence to your feet ma'am... 🙏
Thank you for these tutorials madam! They are so helpful!! Came across a few videos for this song but yours was by far the best one here. The passion you have towards music and teaching made this tutorial extra special. You're an amazing teacher, I really wanted to play this song although I haven't reached the advanced level yet and you helped me achieve it! Thanks a lot again 😊
In this video I have introduced Neraval, an important part of Manodharma. It is a small demonstration to make students aware and boldly explore some beautiful aspects of Carnatic music. As I always say , follow these steps - observe, gain knowledge and practice. I hope this three part series of Vatapi Ganapathim Bhaje has opened up multiple dimensions of thinking for the serious learners. Best wishes
I am not here to complain or questioning your talent. In all 3 videos of vathabi the pitch is kept changing. It’s in between of D# and E. Finding hard ti match with your pitch
Your observation is perfect SaVina. I need to mention something about tuning a veena where the melam , has a slight imperfection in the frequency. In the case of this veena the mantra Shadjam and Tara Shadjam were both slightly sharp. In such a scenario, tuning has to be cautiously done to reduce the sharpness that comes from these notes. A slight reduction helps to balance it out. This is a done thing in veena tuning. This video was shot in 2 sittings, hence you see the difference. Thanks for your query, since this topic needed to be addressed.
Nice explained mam...I m follows every your videos .. One more thing sorry to asking you where can I get your Veena tumba it's really beautiful..any contact number ??
Thank you very much mam for elaborate and complete guide for keerthanai thank you mam
Thanks Prabha
As I move into the Charanam phase, I am really excited to try the Neraval - have never done it before. I am so grateful for the opportunities you provide to explore and learn music.
Best wishes Nimmy
@@malaviswanathan As I was working through the neraval was wondering if there is a reason why we consider it to be a single avarthanam with 8 beats per note rather than two avarthanams with 4 counts per beat. It might be something I do no know about neraval. Also as I wrap this tutorial up, want you to know that I had hours of joy learning this piece which is so dear to my heart - feel so blessed to learn from you.
Thanks Nimmy for finishing and commenting on all 3 parts. A small correction. It is 8 notes/ beat and that is the 4 th speed in carnatic music
Thanks for clarifying. I went up to only 3 speeds in my exercises so did not know this. There is always so much to learn!
Gem of a class. What a teacher! Learnt so much. This is a MASTER Class.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you so much. I just started watching today and could not stop ---- completed watching all three videos. Namaskarams!
Thanks and best wishes Suresh
Tonnes of thanks for this wonderful tutorial maam.. I was in a state of trance listening to this rendition...
I personally felt this series connected us to Lord Ganesha, saint Agastya and the great Dixitar...
Your teachings are just like an affectionate mother who teaches her child ..
Bowing down my head with deep reverence to your feet ma'am... 🙏
Thanks Nagendra
Very nice andi
Thanks Durga
Very excelant. Your this vidio helpful for me. Thank you
Best wishes
Thankyou very much madam
Thanks Vasugi
Well explained mam. Tku so much
Thanks Mala
Thank you for these tutorials madam! They are so helpful!! Came across a few videos for this song but yours was by far the best one here. The passion you have towards music and teaching made this tutorial extra special. You're an amazing teacher, I really wanted to play this song although I haven't reached the advanced level yet and you helped me achieve it! Thanks a lot again 😊
Best wishes
Thank you ma'am 🙏
Thanks Lakshmi
In this video I have introduced Neraval, an important part of Manodharma. It is a small demonstration to make students aware and boldly explore some beautiful aspects of Carnatic music. As I always say , follow these steps - observe, gain knowledge and practice. I hope this three part series of Vatapi Ganapathim Bhaje has opened up multiple dimensions of thinking for the serious learners. Best wishes
Fantastic
Thankyou madam 👍👌🙏
Thanks
I am not here to complain or questioning your talent. In all 3 videos of vathabi the pitch is kept changing. It’s in between of D# and E. Finding hard ti match with your pitch
Your observation is perfect SaVina. I need to mention something about tuning a veena where the melam , has a slight imperfection in the frequency. In the case of this veena the mantra Shadjam and Tara Shadjam were both slightly sharp. In such a scenario, tuning has to be cautiously done to reduce the sharpness that comes from these notes. A slight reduction helps to balance it out. This is a done thing in veena tuning. This video was shot in 2 sittings, hence you see the difference. Thanks for your query, since this topic needed to be addressed.
@@malaviswanathan okay, it makes sense now. For teaching purpose perfect tuning will help many 🙏
Nice explained mam...I m follows every your videos ..
One more thing sorry to asking you where can I get your Veena tumba it's really beautiful..any contact number ??
You can call Mr.Anand Rao at 9480120034