Sa Re Ga Ma Pa Dha Ni (the Seven notes)

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Raghav Rao

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Posted: 19 years ago

#31

👏 👏 👏

Thanks, that was quick and very well put together. I am sure everyone enjoyed it.
Malkauns is a personal favorite of mine so I brought it up.

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Prestigious

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Posted: 19 years ago

#32

Originally posted by: aashiq2005

AWESOME. Can you please email this to the following addresses:

vineetsingh@ignorance.com

himeshreshamiya@lovestory.com

AadeshSrivastava@arrogance.com

RajeevChamba@besura.com

😆 😆

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Bun Maska

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Posted: 19 years ago

#33

👏 that was excellent friend. Thanks for sharing all this info. 😆

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sarah omang

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Posted: 19 years ago

#34

wow spellbinding....am at loss for words..even a layperson in music like me could understand the basics of music.. not just bcoz of ur in-depth knowledge..but also the sheer clarity of thoughts.. i ve read somewhere that u r in ur early twenties.. am older to u but u deserve to be called bhaktaji..please do keep postin

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goblue

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Posted: 19 years ago

#35

That was awesome. We are indeed fortunate to have members like KishoreBhakta and adwarkanath on this forum. It's a treat for folks like us who are just 'KaanSen'.

Please continue posting, as soon as I log in, I look out for your posts.

Thanks again and god bless you.

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usfan

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Posted: 19 years ago

#36

Kishoreji, Thanks a million for sharing your music knowledge with us. I want to print this and give it to my daughter to read because she is learning Hindustani Classical and it will be a good theory lesson for her.
Looking for more updates from you. Thanks once again.

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@desimam

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Posted: 19 years ago

#37

Originally posted by: usfan
Kishoreji, Thanks a million for sharing your music knowledge with us. I want to print this and give it to my daughter to read because she is learning Hindustani Classical and it will be a good theory lesson for her.
Looking for more updates from you. Thanks once again.

Please take more print out and send this to AS and HR

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Raghav Rao

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Posted: 19 years ago

#38

I have said this before and say it again. It is a real pleasure to see such interest in classical music. KB has been kind to answer all our questions so clearly. Thanks a lot

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kishore_bhakta

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Posted: 19 years ago

#39

In a suburb in good ol' Chicago, IL 😊

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Raghav Rao

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Posted: 19 years ago

#40

Film music makes interesting deviations from rules of raagas. One example of a great song is "Sham-E-Gham ki kasam" by Talat Mehmood where again and again both G (Shuddh and komal) are used in succession. It has a wonderful effect though.
I noticed this when I was playing this song earlier this morning and thought I would share it with you.
I am sure there are more but this came to my mind.

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