INDIAN
CLASSICAL INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC THROUGH Samvadini
- GENERAL LEARNING PROGRAMME LAYOUT
Unit
1: One raga[1][6]
with at least two drut compositions in Trital with tana-s and jhala.
Additional
[as required]
Unit
2: One raga[2][7]
with at least two drut compositions in Trital with tana-s and jhala.
Additional [as required]
Unit 3: Same as unit 2 but with advanced tips and on different raga. -
control over AIR pressure with bellow.
Unit 4: Same as unit 3 but with advanced tips and on different raga.- comparative study of ragas.
Unit:
5: One raga-s
with Maseetkhani gat [and a few types of tana-s];
and Drut gats with tana-s.
Additional
guidance on requirement:
¨
Introduction to Maseetkhani gat.
¨
Discussion on some types of tana-s.
¨
Discussion on better handling of the instrument [as and when
required].
Unit
6: One raga-s
with Maseetkhani gat [with Bant and a few types of tana-s];
and Drut gats with tana-s.
Additional
guidance as in Unit: 5
Unit
7: Same as Unit: 6 on a
based on different raga.
Unit
8: Same as Unit: 6 on a
based on different raga.
Unit:
9 to 12 will cover the following areas:
Unit
13 to 16 will cover the following areas.
1.
Introduction to layakari.
2.
3 raga-s with alap,
jor, Jhala, Maseetkhani/popular style of Vilambit gat with its general
development, Rezakhani gat/popular gayaki-ang gat with its development
and general application of layakari in the gat part.
The unit 17 to 20 will cover the following areas.
SPECIAL
NOTE FOR THE STUDENTS THOSE WILL BE USING
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OTHER THAN SAMVADINI/HARMONIUM FOR THEIR MUSIC EXPRESSIONS.
The
students those will be using musical instruments other than Samvadini/ Harmonium
will be
provided with suitable music making materials and general guidance on
practicing. The technical guidance will be restricted to general advices. For
advanced level techniques the students must seek live guidance of the
professional touring musicians those might be reachable by the student.
[1][6] The raga-s will be other than the already learnt rag-s [excepting in special circumstance when the teacher and student both agree on some raga because of some specific training requirements.]
[2][7] The raga-s will be other than the already learnt rag-s [excepting in special circumstance when the teacher and student both agree on some raga because of some specific training requirements.]
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