I think It is Very easy method to find Sa / but first we have to tell to Beginners that Which is orginal Scale Of This Beautiful song after We Have To Start it
Swar Pooja: I played this clip a couple of times to check on the points. It really helped to find the "Sa" of the song, thereby the scale. In the song tujhe dekha tho ye jaana sanam, the resting note falls on E. Eminor the original scale of the song. Now, I understand we can take it as a general rule, the resting note in the 1st or 2nd line falls back on the Sa. Ofc exceptions wud exist I reckon. For my level of keyboard playing, this point is very helpful. Ty! :)
Very helpful, particularly the way you explained. Pls see if your time allows you to make more of such useful videos. And thank you so very much 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
Actually you have put on tanpura in the background of 'e' scale. And the same pitch of the song you have chosen. So it was clear in the beginning that the Sa of song is 'e' .
Very nice, Ms. Pooja. Thank you! You are an accomplished musician and can easily match the harmonium note (pitch) to the vocal. I hum the note and use a simple pitch meter app (Pano Tuner) on my iPhone, to show both the tonic (Sa) and its octave. I hope to get trained enough, to eventually use the harmonium.
Hi, For Hindi content, please refer to my Guruji Pt Sanjay Patki's channel "Swar Swami Official" I've created this channel to provide the music tutorials based out of my learnings from Guruji to all those students who might have trouble understanding Hindi. Thank you
Ye tarika sabse satik aur upukt hai jio ye that asawarika upyog huwa hai
Yes Guruji..asavari thaat. Thank you 😊🙏
Adhaarit Shruthi of a song - your teaching helps me in my violin playing. Very practical explanation. Nice. Thank You Madam🎻🙏🏼
@@rosariorajkumar Thank you for your feedback😊 Glad it helped.
Awesome... your voice is very beautiful and the SA is very well explained ❤
@@amishamehta209 Thank you 🙏😊
sa is the tonic note
Pretty interesting!
@@mrsb.kgrover5574 Thank you 😊
Fantastic teaching. Thanks so very much Madam.
@@joychristie You're welcome 😊
For those coming from the western music world, the Sa : is the Key of a song. 😊
@@paideepak30 Yes! That is correct 💯
Does it mean rest note is sa.honest share from u very authentic generly no one says ver easy n practical.
I think It is Very easy method to find Sa / but first we have to tell to Beginners that Which is orginal Scale Of This Beautiful song after We Have To Start it
I love this! bahut pyaar karte hain .. what a helpful concept 🤩Anuradha Paudwal has sung this so beautifully.. thank you for this tutorial!
@@aartimehta8375 You're welcome ♥️
excellent , well simpleway u explained. many of us struggle to identify and this will help me identifying sa and scale , thanks
@@prakashwankhade5018 Thank you for your feedback. Good to know that it helped you :)
Thank you Madam for making this video 🙏 very helpful 🙏
@@rajesht9702 Thank you for your feedback 🙏😊
Madam, your teaching helps ..music learning students.
@@shrivenkatapadmaraoganeshu640 Thank you 🙏
Beautifully shown. Although it's easier said than done for me 😀. A few more examples please?
Thank you😊 My next video features more such examples. Stay tuned 😁
Swar Pooja: I played this clip a couple of times to check on the points. It really helped to find the "Sa" of the song, thereby the scale. In the song tujhe dekha tho ye jaana sanam, the resting note falls on E. Eminor the original scale of the song. Now, I understand we can take it as a general rule, the resting note in the 1st or 2nd line falls back on the Sa. Ofc exceptions wud exist I reckon. For my level of keyboard playing, this point is very helpful. Ty! :)
@@Mishtiman Glad it helped :)
Superb ❤
Thank you 😊🙏
Nice lesson
@@user-lu8du5ql9k Thank you 🙏
So beautifully explained 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Can we say the SA, the head of the family where every other members works according in that context.
Correct, isiliye 'Sa' ko gaane ka Ghar kahte hain jaha baar baar geet Laut kar aata hai, stay karta hai.
Yes, that is correct 💯😊
Osm
Very helpful, particularly the way you explained. Pls see if your time allows you to make more of such useful videos.
And thank you so very much
🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
@@Sagarnishant4u Thank you for your encouragement and feedback 🙏😊
🙏🙏🙏
Actually you have put on tanpura in the background of 'e' scale. And the same pitch of the song you have chosen.
So it was clear in the beginning that the Sa of song is 'e' .
@@pravinmitkar Great job identifying the sa👍Thanks for watching.
Aapki awaaz Anuradha Paudwal se bahut milati hai
@@mmsharmaGwaliordvs You are too kind 🙏 Thank you 😊
Very nice, Ms. Pooja. Thank you!
You are an accomplished musician and can easily match the harmonium note (pitch) to the vocal.
I hum the note and use a simple pitch meter app (Pano Tuner) on my iPhone, to show both the tonic (Sa) and its octave. I hope to get trained enough, to eventually use the harmonium.
@@jaydoraiswami4762 Thank you 🙏😊
प्लीज हिंदी बोलिये
Hi,
For Hindi content, please refer to my Guruji Pt Sanjay Patki's channel
"Swar Swami Official"
I've created this channel to provide the music tutorials based out of my learnings from Guruji to all those students who might have trouble understanding Hindi.
Thank you
Adhaarit Shruthi of a song - your teaching helps me in my violin playing. Very practical explanation. Nice. Thank You Madam🎻🙏🏼
@@rosariorajkumar Thank you for your kind words 🙏😊