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Classical Music of India by Anant Vaidyanathan. Hearty congratulations and thanks a lot for all the trouble you have taken in this respect. Not only by creating a topic on this but also by making this thread sticky you have made the things easier to serve the cause of music. Any of our brothers and sisters can always bring their queries through this thread and I am always ready to clear them off.
Thanking you once again, amsharma. Post by Suji Ram » Mon Apr 09, pm msakella garu, Thank you very much for making this available to us on the net.
Vk, thank you for your effort!!! Post by vasanthakokilam » Mon Apr 09, pm A note on downloading. Depending on your browser settings, if you click on an individual file, it will try to download it in the background and play the file in the browser itself.
To avoid that, right click on the link and use Save Target As. Great Service indeed! I am also along with you all but nothing special. I always remain happy if I become useful in serving our society. Thanks to all of you, amsharma. Post by srinidhi » Thu Apr 12, am Many many thanks to you- msakella sir and vasanthakokilam. Post by vasanthakokilam » Thu Apr 12, am I am working with the good folks at sangeethapriya.
Hopefully after that we do not have to suffer through this big file problem with google groups. It may take a few days. Our brother-members, vasanthakokilam, mridhangam and others are also striving hard to carry out the same. To attain this, I always pray the Almighty for it and wish the number of people, who always remain ideal to others and instill this kind of spirit in our people, must increase creditably.
Last edited by msakella on Thu Apr 12, pm, edited 1 time in total. Post by vasanthakokilam » Sat Apr 14, pm Thanks Padren for the suggestion. I will keep that in mind. Very valuable work. Thank you. Sorry I didnt notice this thread earlier. Post by msakella » Fri Jul 06, pm Dear brother-member, srkris, Thank you for your kind comments. This is only a beginning and, taking it as a mission in letter and spirit, we all have to do many such things in future for our people.
Post by vidyaarthi » Thu Jul 19, pm I listened to your Begada varnam-class format as a sample, Wonderful service ,Shirma ji. By the by,may I know whose disciple you are? Neyveli Santhanagopalan. Post by msakella » Fri Jul 20, am Dear brother-member, vidyaarthi, Thank you for your kind comments.
Presently, I am involved in another project of making the learning of Varnas still easier and within a month or two I am thinking of linking them to the previous CD. I always feel that, being in this music field for a longer period than many others, it is the duty of the elders to make the things easier to our kids in the process of preservation and development of our Cultural Art.
Post by vidyaarthi » Sat Jul 21, pm "it is the duty of the elders to make the things easier to our kids in the process of preservation and development of our Cultural Art.
Post by cmlover » Sat Jul 21, pm Second it whole-heartedly! Post by chandrasombhotla » Wed Aug 15, am thanks to the moderators and vasanthakokilam for your efforts. In the following link, i could not access first five files. Only from file 6, i have the link for downloading. Is there any other way,please let me know.
Post by nadhasudha » Wed Aug 29, pm Respected amsharma ji, I have been following the posts on this thread and I have recently purchased your book "Sangita Swararaga Sudha" along with the tapes.
Both me and my son are students of music and we are looking forward to learning as much as we can. Can you recommend a starting point for us when we cover the material in your book - Also is it easier to cover the raga alapana portion first and then the swarakalpana?
Frankly the tala excersises appear daunting but we want to learn no matter how long it takes. Among all of them, your instinctive rhythmical abilities are the base and they should be put to test.
For this you do as I say here. This is to put yourself to test your rhythmical instinct. The same applies to all who are interested in getting this done. If not, you do it now and get it. In my book, Sangita Svararaga Sudha English , in page 7 Eka-tala-jati-alankara is furnished in detail.
In the duration of one-second 2 beats consisting of 2 syllables each i. Then, you have to contact me by Yahoo messenger to enable me listen to your renderings and assess your rhythmical instinct.
I do not know in which country you are residing and the relevant local timings. If you give me these details I shall try to find out some time which is convenient to both of us to contact by Yahoo messenger. Even though many of the commercial-music-teachers will not agree with me at all, I, with all my experience, tell that the rhythmical instinct of the aspirant only decides the future of the aspirant and successful Svarakalpana paves way to Ragalapana.
With best wishes, amsharma. You can find it here. There are new sections on gamaka and kampita and the songs are notated using the exhaustive list of gamaka and kampita notations that Sharmaji has devised.
The readme file at the above link provides further details. There is an effort underway to translate them into Kannada, Malayalam and Tamil. They will be uploaded once they are available. Sharmaji is out of town and once he gets back, he will provide further commentary on this new edition.
He asked me to upload and annouce it here in the interest of making the material available to rasikas, students and teachers at the earliest. The previous edition will be deleted soon from sangeethapriya. This has been experimented upon some of the efficient and hard working students and as the results are extremely encouraging our friends have uploaded this to make it easily accessible to each and every aspirant on the globe.
In this CD, for the first time in the history, nearly 60 varieties of Kampitas and Gamakas of our Karnataka music have, at length, been defined with the help of symbols and respective audio clippings, 27 facets of Kaishiki-nishada are also furnished along with the same symbols and respective audio clippings and some of the Varnas are also furnished along with the same symbols and respective audio clippings for the benefit of the aspirants.
In general, people are more interested in discussing things and getting the correct information than working hard. In which way every person on earth, though ugliest, wants to marry a beautiful lady every person wants to sing music efficiently. But many are not ready to go through all the hardships of rigorous practice, single-minded devotion and dedication towards music.
In the same manner, when I came out and explained in detail, very few have really come forward to sincerely learn either Tala-prastara or the Easy-muktayis etc. Of course, I am always optimistic and very well know that, at the least, one in thousands will definitely avail this opportunity properly to become a true knowledgeable person in our music.
Last edited by msakella on Fri May 30, pm, edited 1 time in total. Any other sites where this CD can be downloaded? Post by vasanthakokilam » Thu Sep 11, pm sangeethapriya is currently down and is in the process of being revived.
Post by msakella » Tue Jan 27, am Hi all. Today 6 Nos. Recently, on 11th November, , I have started a Sunday-work-shop 2 to 5 or 6 pm at Hyderabad, a crash-course to train the junior-aspirants still learning Varnas in singing Svarakalpana within 3 months and senior-aspirants who have completed learning Varnas in Ragalapana in next 3 months. Nearly 50 candidates appeared for the rhythmical tests and nearly 30 candidates are found suitable and admitted as junior-aspirants.
This is working under my direction and supervision, the co-ordination of Shri J. Eshwara Prasad, a reputed dancer of Nritya-Sankeertana which forms part of Sampradaya-bhajana-paddhati and the able training of Chi.
Chidroopalakshmi Prasad M. Satya Shreeram. Among them nearly 15 candidates below the age group of 16 years are able to follow, understand, grasp, practise and reproduce the complex patterns very quickly. This obviously reveals that the young aspirants, if they are trained in a rational and disciplined manner, can very quickly and easily become able to sing even complex Svarakalpana within a very short time even before the completion of Varnas.
This could be made possible only by following the easy, effective, innovative and qualitative methods in teaching music. Post by sureshjm » Tue Feb 17, am Dear Mr. Akella sir, I am collecting some books on carnatic for educative purposes. I was told that there is a raga alapana book by you with cassette recordings and and kirthana book by you also with cassettes which is for educative purposes..
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