what is antara and mukhda?

can someone explain me what does antara and mukhda means? i have heard judges saying to the contestants about it? also can someone give me example of lower notes and higher notes. judges tell this to the contestants all the time to focus on this too 😛

Mukhda is noramally the 1st four lines of the song ..then the 2nd paragraph the tune changes and that's called Antara ....

Hope that made sense 😉

Va Va Raunaqwa , Anu Malik is giving good training .. 😆

the mukhda is the first 4 lines of a song....and the antara is the middle part of the song....hope u get it

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Lol..Raunaq..
sirf gaana suno aur mazaa lol..yeh tension nahi leneka 😆 😆

mukhda is chorus (first few lines..which keep repeating throughout the song)...antara is the paragraphs in the middle....

high notes....wen singers sing in a high voice...low notes wen they make their voice a lil more mellow...

Antara mean Antara Mitra
Mukhda means Face

High Notes mean Ooonche surr
Low Notes mean Nichle surr

I hope that helps
but dont take that help as it was a joke 😆

Antara means the first main verse of the song whereas Mukhda is the stanza in a song that comes after Antara

Higher Note mean high pitch of voice - for example MITWAA song...
jo hai an kahi jo hai ansunu - lower notes
mitwaaaaaaaaa - higher notes

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Originally posted by: srk_lover

mukhda is chorus (first few lines..which keep repeating throughout the song)...antara is the paragraphs in the middle.... high notes....wen singers sing in a high voice...low notes wen they make their voice a lil more mellow...

Mukhada is not always chorus Megha... chorus is when many singers sing it together... Raunaq ko confuse mat karo yaar 😆 😆

^^^sarah tu apne aap ko salman khan aur mujhe katrina samajh reli hai kya? 😆 😆 😆 yeh mukhda katrina ko samjhana mujhe nahi 😆 😆 😆 just kidding

yeahh stanza...thas the word i was looking for...antara is the stanza (middle paragraphs)...no sarah? u said the opposite thing 😆

Originally posted by: purva

Mukhada is not always chorus Megha... chorus is when many singers sing it together... Raunaq ko confuse mat karo yaar 😆 😆

ohh riteee....haha...usualy mukhra's are sung in chorus near the end of songs....isiliye 😆 but yeah.....mukhda is the introductory lines....😊