Omg it's more difficult than Quantum mechanics 😓

The moral of the story is "There is no shortcut to learn music"

There is a difference between colours and notes. Colours do not have any reference frame but Swaras do have. To sing 'Ga' you have to know where the 'Sa' is, whatever the scale may be. Its like mathematics. If 'Sa' is 'X', then 'Re' is 'X+2', 'Ma' is 'X+5' etc. X is a variable here which changes with the Scales, but the formula remains the same, whatever the scale may be. Unlike western classical you don't have to know the scale first to identify a 'swara' or Note. But you just can't sing 'Ga' randomly if you don't know where the 'Sa' is.

Bro, It was easier for me to understand Integration 🗿

To become a good singer or musician , the person must be a good listener..

Why did my kindergarten didn't taught me notes when the they taught colors 😭

Don’t be fooled, developing perfect pitch doesn’t happen for everyone and take quite a bit of practice. I went to college for music education and not everyone could effectively identify pitches out of context.

Madam, identifying a particular swara depends on the scale in which we sing. You have not explained that. If you have sung the notes in C scale, it will be different in D or B scales, right? Ga in C scale will be Re in D scale. So these differences need to be explained.

YOU ARE A BORN TEACHER, LADY. LEARNING MADE SO SIMPLE & LIVELY. MY GOOD WISHES.

Very nice 👌👌

I am a new student at 37, thank you for explaining so clearly, you are a gifted teacher, dhanyavadaha🙏🙏

In 80s HariprasadJi and Zakirji were playing in Pune. HariprasadJi played solo for the first 30 min with Zakirji enjoying the performance. Majority of audience couldn't enjoy it, but THOSE who enjoyed it had tears rolling down.. experiencing swargiya Ananda..

When you explaining something to us that background graphics was so helpful to understand much better. thank you for wonderful teaching madam....

As a guitarist, primarily (multi-instrumentalist) with a music degree and a lot of ear training, i find this lesson a wonderful reinforcement of essential musical skills. I've always loved traditional indian vocal traditions so the cultural inclusion is just lovely. I hope i can make my guitar sing like you.

I like the scientific approach you have in your explanation of Indian music with a Western twist.That's amazing especially for students who have interest to learn music but not had a formal training in classical training in music. Thanks so much.

Wow, very educational, Indian culture never ceases to amaze me, what a beautiful guide from a lovely, intelligent person. Great love and appreciation from the US!

I have now seen a couple videos of her. Not only she has deep knowledge of Indian classical music but she has wonderful skills to present it in simpler terms for average people.

Wow. How easily you explained. Thanks

She has such a lovely voice (reminds me a little of kavita krishnamurty)

Amazing way of explaining the details... Really a good teacher needs all these qualities... We can see the quality of your devotion and teaching skills... Pranam.