Sir plc help me . I want to learn music . You can check my voice . I want to make a big singer

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interested in light music - What is the appropriate course here?

Aditi Jagtap

light music

I am trying to understand what does C map to in Carnatic music kattia.

siva kumar

Scales C - Shudh Ekk - Carnatic music kattai?

Hi: The OM Riyaaz which is key for self practice sometimes does not reflect the adlib/mukhda/antara taught by coach. I like how the coaches portray the rendtition of original songs; however, I find that the OM Riyaaz which is important, does not reflect the melody correctly. For example, for "abhi na jaao chodkar", antara 2, the riyaaz does not allow the stretch and inflection on the first occurence of "bas ab na mujhko toknaa". Also in the song "Behti hawaa", in the adlib, the Om Riyaaz does not show the hum or have a gap to allow for it.  I also find that in the Om Riyaaz, words are displayed almost just in time vs provide few lines ahead of the one playing, and sometimes the words are a little out of step from piano (towards end part of second antara of abhi na jaao)

OM Riyaaz for some songs does not reflect the song taught by coa

Hi can you please confirm that the fourth is "Kahaa" (said) versus "Kahaan" (where)...as the nasal "n" has not been sounded in either the original song, or the one being taught  in the lesson. "kahaan" does not make sense. Thanks.

Lyrics: Song Aane Wala Pal, second antara, second line

Within what time-frame one can expect a feedback from the  expert in the Hindi Movie Song Gold Pack?

Meghana M

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I guess a course for regional language songs would be interesting. Though not sure of the difficulties in arranging the same.

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Lyrics: Song Aane Wala Pal, second antara, second line

Hi can you please confirm that the fourth is "Kahaa" (said) versus "Kahaan" (where)...as the nasal "n" has not been sounded in either the original song, or the one being taught in the lesson. "kahaan" does not make sense. Thanks.

Hi can you please confirm that the fourth is "Kahaa" (said) versus "Kahaan" (where)...as the nasal "n" has not been sounded in either the original song, or the one being taught in the lesson. "kahaan" does not make sense. Thanks.