Carnatic music for beginners

Carnatic music for beginners, available at $59.99, has an average rating of 4.2, with 50 lectures, 5 quizzes, based on 86 reviews, and has 650 subscribers.

You will learn about Carnatic Music Vocal Music Indian Music Rhythm This course is ideal for individuals who are Anyone who wants to learn Carnatic music or Beginner in music It is particularly useful for Anyone who wants to learn Carnatic music or Beginner in music.

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Summary

Title: Carnatic music for beginners

Price: $59.99

Average Rating: 4.2

Number of Lectures: 50

Number of Quizzes: 5

Number of Published Lectures: 50

Number of Published Quizzes: 5

Number of Curriculum Items: 57

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 57

Original Price: ₹4,699

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Carnatic Music
Vocal Music
Indian Music
Rhythm

Who Should Attend

Anyone who wants to learn Carnatic music
Beginner in music

Target Audiences

Anyone who wants to learn Carnatic music
Beginner in music

Carnatic Musicis one of the two types of classical music from India. The Carnatic style of music is more sung and performed in southern India.

Who can learn?

– Anyone.

This course is designed by keeping in mind that anyone who would like to learn Carnatic Classical music should find it easy with the help of a basic set of lessons.

Even if you are a person who is already learning Carnatic and would love to strengthen the basic lessons, you can go for it.

If you are already into learning some style of music and would love to explore Carnatic music fundamentals, you can definitely get what you need in this course.

What will I learn from this course?

– Vocal Warm-up exercises

– Exercises to work on your voice Range

– Rhythm in Carnatic Music.

– 3 Geethams, which are the first type of compositions which will prepare you to learn the complex compositions.

– Theory Lessons will support your learning by providing the necessary knowledge to understand the fundamentals.

– And much more 🙂

How do I learn?

– Learn by listening to the lectures, reading and understanding the notes.

– We have also included a time gap for you to repeat singing after the instructor. Make sure that you use it.

– Practice singing at home as per the guidance provided.

– Support your learning by listening to lots of Carnatic Music online.

Why learn Carnatic Music?

Music is pure bliss! 🙂

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Lecture 2: Scale/Raga System

Lecture 3: Importance of Pitch

Lecture 4: Importance of Rhythm

Chapter 2: First Pitching Exercise

Lecture 1: Seven basic notes

Lecture 2: Octaves

Lecture 3: Swaras

Lecture 4: Singing the base note 'Sa'

Lecture 5: Singing the note 'Pa'

Lecture 6: Singing the upper 'Sa'

Lecture 7: First voice exercise

Chapter 3: Your first Raga

Lecture 1: Notations

Lecture 2: What are Sarale Vareses?

Lecture 3: Vocal warmup – 1

Lecture 4: Vocal warmup – 2

Lecture 5: Vocal warmup – 3

Chapter 4: Tala – A Rythamic Cycle

Lecture 1: What is a Tala?

Lecture 2: Adi Tala – 8 beat Cycle

Lecture 3: Singing vocal warmups along with Tala

Lecture 4: Roopaka Tala – 6 beat cycle

Chapter 5: A stanza from your first song

Lecture 1: Introduction to the song "Sri Gananatha"

Lecture 2: Notations for the song

Lecture 3: First Stanza

Chapter 6: Singing Sri Gananatha Song

Lecture 1: The second stanza

Lecture 2: The final Stanza

Lecture 3: Full song

Lecture 4: Full Song along with Roopaka Tala

Chapter 7: More vocal warmups

Lecture 1: Vocal warmup – 4

Lecture 2: Vocal warmup – 5

Lecture 3: Vocal warmup – 6

Lecture 4: Vocal warmup – 7

Lecture 5: Practice techniques

Chapter 8: Your second song

Lecture 1: Introduction to the song "Vara Veena"

Lecture 2: Lyrics

Lecture 3: Singing

Lecture 4: Singing along with Roopaka Tala

Chapter 9: Voice exercises in lower and upper Octave

Lecture 1: Mandra Sthayi Varise – 1

Lecture 2: Mandra Sthayi Varise – 2

Lecture 3: Mandra Sthayi Varise – 3

Lecture 4: Tara Sthayi Varise – 1

Lecture 5: Tara Sthayi Varise – 2

Lecture 6: Tara Sthayi Varise – 3

Lecture 7: Adding these into your daily practice

Chapter 10: Your third song

Lecture 1: Introduction to the song "Kereya Neeranu"

Lecture 2: Introduction to triputa tala

Lecture 3: Notations

Lecture 4: Lyrics

Lecture 5: Singing

Lecture 6: Singing along with Triputa Tala

Lecture 7: Thank you

Instructors

Shruthi Sharma
Music Educator, Carnatic Vocalist, Singer, Yoga Entusiast

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2 stars: 5 votes
3 stars: 13 votes
4 stars: 19 votes
5 stars: 49 votes

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