Welcome

-
I will be sharing some of the songs taken in my class, for the benefit of the learners!
Listen and enjoy!!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Songs

-
This page has the songs being taught in the class. It varies from small bhajans to small kritis. 1. ShriRama ShriRama - Sahana  -  Audio 2. Bolonatha Umapathe - Audio 3. Pibare Rama Rasam -  Audio 4. GamGam Ganapathey -  Audio 5. Shakthi Sahitha Ganapathim -  Audio 6. Jayathi Jayathi -  Audio 7. Gajanana Gajavadhana -  Video 8. Achutham Keshavam -  Video 9. Hamsavahini Devi -  Audio 10. Govinda Nina  -  Audio 11. Mahaganapathe Palaya - Audio
Read more

More Songs

-
Nice to have the class back in full swing after the summer vacation. These are the songs that were thought from June 2017 onwards. Listen and enjoy. Comments are appreciated. 1. Smarasi Puraguru .      lyrics 2.   Ramimsuva .    Lyrics 3. Jaya Jayahe .  Lyrics   page 2 4. Ganesa Pancharatnam Lyrics 5. Narayana Jaya      Lyrics
Read more

๐ŸŽถ Exploring Carnatic Music – A Fun Guide for Kids!

-
 Children!! You already know the seven swaras: Sa, Ri, Ga, Ma, Pa, Da, Ni, Sa . But have you ever wondered: ๐Ÿ‘‰ What makes these swaras become music? ๐Ÿ‘‰ What is Carnatic music really about? ๐Ÿ‘‰ Are all swaras the same or are some different? Let’s find out together! ๐ŸŒŸ ๐ŸŒพMusic All Around Us Did you know? Music is not just what we hear in concerts or films. It’s everywhere! In villages , people sing while pounding rice, working in fields, or relaxing in the evening. These are called folk songs . They are simple and easy to sing. In cities , banks, railway stations, and airports play soft instrumental music to keep people calm. In festivals and weddings , loud and happy instruments like Nฤgasvaram and Tavil make everyone feel joyful. ๐ŸŽ‰ Music is part of every moment of life – happy, sad, quiet, or busy! ๐ŸŽผ What is Carnatic Music? Carnatic music is the classical music of South India . It is hundreds of years old, but people still learn and sing it today. Carnatic music...
Read more