
Learn evening classical ragas for soul kirtan on harmonium, guided by Ga48 and Radhanath Swami.
Engage in a simple harmonium practice focusing on the note A for evening classical ragas and soul kirtan.
Combine three melodic sequences on harmonium, starting from the first, second, and third sequences, shift them by one scale while keeping keys, and double down on the first part.
Learn evening classical ragas-based soul kirtan on harmonium, featuring a two-part performance starting from the middle octave, with basic keys and melodic expression.
Use YouTube's slow-motion feature to change playback speed, enabling beginners to watch the key moments of the harmonium kirtan lesson.
Begin slowly with small, deliberate practice to build your foundation. Dive into evening classical ragas on harmonium, guided by Ga1 — Shyamananda Prabhu.
Explore evening classical ragas on harmonium, with practical guidance on phrasing, variations, and starting points to build varied, rhythmic, ecstatic soul kirtan performances.
Anant Nitai Das guides learners through starting on the C scale and exploring a three-part vocal arrangement on the harmonium, linking scale practice to soul kirtan in evening classical ragas.
Repeat the opening section of Ni12 with Radhakrishna Das, starting from the first part, for evening classical ragas on harmonium in soul kirtan.
Connect two parts of a harmonium-based soul kirtan in evening classical ragas, transitioning from a bar-room extension to the last part and back to the first part.
Explore slow tempo patterns in Ni38 with Natwar Agrawal for evening classical ragas and soul kirtan on harmonium. Apply these slow tempo concepts to your harmonium practice.
Explore Siddha Katha Das within the Sa71 lecture, as the course on evening classical ragas guides soul kirtan on harmonium through six parts and two sequences.
Learn to render Ni6 Hare Krishna through evening classical ragas on the harmonium, guiding students in soul kirtan techniques and practical tuning and accompaniment.
Explore the Hare Krishna piece within evening classical ragas on harmonium, focusing on understanding a specific part of the performance and its progression as heard.
Learn evening classical ragas for soul kirtan on harmonium, guided by Shyamananda Das, with practical tips on playing together and slow tempo sections.
Shyamananda Das addresses body self-composure and revisits both first and second parts, with references to the lord's return and notes on Old English pronunciation and English delivery.
Explore darbari ragas on harmonium, featuring a four-part structure with two double-time sections, shift keys, and reading the same cycle to play six parts.
Practice subscales from the starting point, comparing longer and shorter forms, and learn to return to a phrase. Apply these patterns to evening classical ragas and soul kirtan on harmonium.
Learn evening classical ragas on harmonium through a new format that starts from basics and progresses with practical play demonstrations, highlighting two innovations and inviting viewer engagement.
Explore evening classical ragas for soul kirtan on harmonium, led by Ga51 Divyarupa Radhika Devi Dasi, with ex-parte discussion and Heidegger references.
Explore a two-part, four-part melody in evening classical ragas on harmonium, with options for flat, ups and downs, or double lines, moving to the second part through intuition.
Practice session outlines the six parts of the Hare Krishna raga on harmonium, with focus on evening performances, finger techniques, and repeating sections for day or night.
Learn to begin with evening classical ragas and play soulful kirtan on harmonium, guided by videos that cover starting from the basics for an evening practice.
Ni2 based on Shri Ram through four sequential parts, guiding body-based practice and timing for an absorbing, ecstatic ragas for soul kirtan on harmonium; please share feedback on YouTube.
Review the second bar with Janet, revisit arts, and set a goal to try it one day in the evening classical ragas on harmonium.
Explore evening classical ragas and soul kirtan on harmonium with Gaur Krishna Das, focusing on dha2 phrasing and expressive melody.
Explore a three-part practice of evening ragas for soul kirtan on the harmonium, guided by Anant Nitai Das.
Explore the evening classical ragas based soul kirtan on harmonium through a three-part piece, practice melodic slow sections with key insertions, and refine timing toward a melodious performance.
Learn the six-part topping style for evening classical ragas in soul kirtan on harmonium, exploring slow cycles, double-time passages, and varied bass to juice the performance.
Connect the human parts into a cohesive sequence, add flavor to your practice, and explore resources on human decomposition for understanding in the evening classical ragas and harmonium kirtan.
Learn two flexible song sequences for evening classical ragas and soul kirtan on harmonium, exploring different singing approaches and training patterns to adapt to diverse parts.
Explore Mohanam chinese styling in evening classical ragas for soul kirtan on harmonium, and practice flexible sequences, double-time options, and extended-key ideas with the Ludolph player.
Learn to sing the same tune across evening classical ragas on harmonium, starting from the first part, listening to examples, and learning to play for soulful kirtan.
Learn evening classical ragas for soulful kirtan on harmonium, with practical guidance on tempo, rhythm, and part structure, including coordinating with flute players to shape the Hare Krishna chant.
Learn evening classical ragas-based soul kirtan on harmonium with Vishakha Desi Dasi, as introduced in this course.
Learn to master the key sequence in evening classical raga-based soul kirtan on harmonium, with practical tips to pause, rewind, and adjust playback speed for comfortable practice.
Ni4 Anant Nitai Das uses geometric imagery, like a triangle and trapezium, to describe starting points and energy flow in raga harmonium practice, guiding you to redo and refine.
Practice-based session guides evening classical ragas on harmonium, exploring multi-part sequences and scale patterns from one to ten, with tweaks and up-down transitions to craft soulful Hare Krishna kirtan.
Master a four-part harmonium approach for evening classical ragas and soul kirtan, using simple key shifts and variations to energize the audience.
Discover a simple, flexible practice for evening kirtan on harmonium, comparing slow and quicker parts, keeping the first and second sections aligned, and preparing to upload the audio.
Explore four-part combinations in Sutra Malika with Govind Das, balancing light and slow transitions across evening classical ragas to build a soulful kirtan on harmonium.
Explore an evening classical ragas-based soul kirtan on harmonium, guiding a five-part journey from sunset to a beautiful, melancholy mood.
Learn evening classical ragas for soul kirtan, with simple, classical singing guidance and insights into the recording and classical dance elements.
Indian classical is special in the sense that the ragas have an inbuilt ability to influence the human mood significantly per the time of the day. When classical ragas are used to sing the most potent mantra for the Kali yuga - the Hare Krishna mahamantra - the combination is very powerful!
In this course, I bring you a select collection of beautiful compositions based on or inspired by classical ragas for the evening time, which is when most of the bhajans happen. I have painstakingly gleaned these compositions from kirtans that I have heard over the years. The melodies have been identified by another devotee, Navdeep Kainth, for which I am thankful.
Per my experience, you DO NOT have to know the elaborate theory behind ragas to sing them (e.g. avraoh, aaroha, chota khyaal, bada khyaal, pakad, etc). I personally never learnt all this, and i can play these melodies just by hearing and remembering the sound vibration. You can, too. In short, you can just emulate real, hands-on short kirtan videos in this course to become a confident kirtan leader for your community and give a blissful spiritual experience to your friends, family and fellow devotees in the congregation.
As you progress through this course, your devotion towards Shri Radha Krishna will increase manifold and you will establish a more firm and loving relation with Their Lordships. You also also have more confidence and appreciation for eastern music and the Hare Krishna mahamantra.
What are you waiting for? Try it out now and you will see the spiritual transformation in yourself.