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Learn Keyboard - The Indian Classical Way - Level 2 (Hindi)
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Learn Keyboard - The Indian Classical Way - Level 2 (Hindi)

Learn 4 beautiful Hindi songs
Last updated 7/2021
English

What you'll learn

  • 4 Simple Hindi movie songs where you can apply the knowledge gained from Level 1 course
  • Application of Raga Shankarabharana (Major scale) and Natabhairavi (Natural Minor scale)
  • Usage of 2 types of widely used rhythms

Course content

5 sections10 lectures46m total length
  • Introduction2:04

    Begin level two of learn keyboard, Indian classical, with simple Hindi movie songs, pallavi and telapak, major and minor skills, eight videos (four tutorials and four play-alongs), and downloadable notations.

  • Free Sample11:07

    Explore a free sample of learning keyboard in the Indian classical way, level 2 in Hindi.

Requirements

  • Learn Keyboard - The Indian Classical Way - Level 1
  • At least 20 Minutes of everyday practice

Description

  • In this course you will be learning 4 Hindi Songs:

  1. "Yeh Shaam Mastaani" from the movie "Kati Patang"

  2. "Ek Pyaar Ka Nagma" from the "Shor"

  3. "Ajeeb Dastaan Hai Yeh" from the movie "Dil Apna Aur Preet Parai"

  4. "Mere Sapno ki Rani", a title song

The songs are so selected that, you will be applying the knowledge that you have gained from the Level 1 course.

  • You will be applying the usage of

  1. 'Shankarabharana' or 'Bilawal' or 'Major Scale' and

  2. 'Natabhairavi' or 'Asavari That' or 'Natural Minor scale' along with 2 types of widely used rhythm patterns.

  • Each song has 2 videos.

    1. Tutorial Video: I have taught the whole song ' line-by-line '

    2. Play-along: You can play the song along with me using this video.

      (This video also has the details of setting that you have to make on the keyboard)

  • The teaching in this course is purposefully limited only to Pallavi and Charana.

    Usually, Pallavi and Charana are easier to understand and play. So I have picked those parts which can be picked up easily. The prelude and interludes (music that comes before and after vocals) are avoided at this level. But it will definitely be taught in the coming levels.

  • Support Materials

    Notes are available in PDF, Rhythm files are in MP3 format, that can be played on your phone or laptop.

Who this course is for:

  • Beginner keyboard learners who are interested to learn Indian music