DP S' D R' S' G' ---
R' -- G'R'S'R' ×3
D -- S'DPD ×3
R -- GRSR ×3
D. -- S.D.P.D. × 3
SD. SD. P.D. S
SSRG G RG
RRSD SSRS SPD
SRG G RG
RRSD S RSS
Sunday, October 13, 2024
What is Gamak
Playing gamak on the basuri (Indian bamboo flute) involves adding ornamentation to notes to create a more expressive and nuanced performance. Here’s a basic guide to help you get started:
1. **Understand Gamak**: Gamak is a type of ornamentation that involves oscillating or shaking a note to add emotional depth. In Indian classical music, gamak can be applied to various notes to enhance their expressiveness.
2. **Choose the Right Note**: Start with a basic note (like ‘Sa’ or ‘Re’) that you are comfortable with. It’s often easier to practice gamak on notes you can play cleanly.
3. **Create Oscillation**: To execute a gamak, rapidly oscillate or alternate between the main note and a neighboring note. For example, if you are playing ‘Sa’, you might oscillate between ‘Sa’ and ‘Re’. The oscillation should be smooth and controlled, not too fast or jerky.
4. **Use Breath Control**: Proper breath control is crucial for playing gamak. Experiment with your breath pressure to find the right balance that allows for a clear oscillation between notes without losing the tone.
5. **Practice Slow and Steady**: Start practicing gamak slowly, paying attention to the clarity and smoothness of the oscillation. Gradually increase the speed as you become more comfortable.
6. **Listen to Examples**: Listen to recordings of skilled basuri players who use gamak effectively. This can give you a sense of how gamak should sound and inspire you to incorporate it into your own playing.
7. **Seek Guidance**: If possible, work with a teacher or mentor who can provide personalized feedback and help you refine your technique.
By practicing these steps and incorporating gamak into your playing, you'll add a layer of expression and sophistication to your performances on the basuri flute.
Sargam Palte alankar
Aaroha
SR SN RS NS, RG RS GR SR, GM GR MG RG, MP MG PM GM,
PD PM DP MP, DN DP
ND PD, NS ND SN DN, SR SN RS NS
Avroha
SN SR NS RS, ND NS DN SN, DP DN PD ND, PM PD MP DP,
MG MP GM PM, GR GM RG MG, RS RG SR GR, SN SR NS RS
Palta alankar For riyaz indian classical music
Palta
Aaroha
SR GR SN RS,
RG MG RS GR,
GM PM GR MG,
MP DP MG PM,
PD ND PM DP,
DN SN DP ND,
NS RS ND SN,
SR GR SN RS
Avroha
SN DN SR NS,
ND PD NS DN,
DP MP DN PD,
PM GM PD MP,
MG RG MP GM,
GR SR GM RG,
RS NS RG SR,
SN DN SR NS
Saturday, August 10, 2024
What is meend
On the basuri (or bamboo flute), "meend" refers to a technique used to create a smooth, gliding transition between notes. This technique involves gradually shifting the pitch by subtly altering the embouchure and finger positions, producing a fluid, expressive sound. It is commonly used in Indian classical music to enhance the emotional and melodic quality of a performance.
Monday, December 11, 2023
Srivalli Song Notes Sargam For Flute Notations Harmonium Casio Etc bollywood song sargam
Nazren Milte Hi Nazron Se Nazron Ko Churaye
सा प प पप प म पप प प प म प प म ग s s
Kaisi Ye Haya Teri Jo Tu Palkon Ho Jhukaye
सा प प पप प म पप प प प म प प म ग s s
Rab Jo Poshida Hai
म म प म ग रे ग
Uss Ko Nihare Tu
सा म म प म ग रे ग
Aur Jo Garveeda Hai
म म प म ग रे ग
Usko Taale Tu
सा रे रे सा नि सा
Prathmesh Pophale Flute
Instagram / Prathmesh Pophale
Teri Jhalak Asharfi Srivalli
सा सा – सासासा सा रे ग , ग रेमगरे सा नि_
Naina Madak Barfi
नि_ नि_ नि_ ध नि_ ध नि_ प s s s
Teri Jhalak Asharfi Srivalli
सा सा – सासासा सा प ग , ग रेमगरे सा नि_
Bathein Kare Do Halfi
नि_ नि_ नि_ ध नि_ ध नि_ प s s s
(Note – komal Ni denoted as नि_)
Its very super song for instrumental you can use all same notes for all instrument for more info you can comment and request your song
Krishna Or Kans Flute Notation
SR SR GP GP S- D -
N D S - N - P - D P G R
S R R G S - P. - S- G RGR
S N. D. S N. S
S' N D N P G
S' N D N P G G
M G R R G M
R G M D- S' - N - S' -
NPGRS (S'NDPMGRS)
SR SR GP GP S- D -
repeat all
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