Wow! How advanced was our ancient music knowledge!

Great stuff Anuja!

@shilajitchowdhury2800

6 жыл бұрын

tushar I think you should use 'JAL -TARANG " in your upcoming music videos....beacuse it's a forgotten classical instrument in INDIA... I think you should use it.....great job TIJP.....:>

@NishantSingh-qe7vv

6 жыл бұрын

Tushar Lall bhai alni videos mein ap indian songs ko bhi tribute kia kro . Plz .

@5udipt0

3 жыл бұрын

It's great to see you here. Love your work. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@Kashan-lt1nv

3 жыл бұрын

I like this app but it’s not a good idea for me a few minutes ago and I didn’t know how much I had it worked for me I just had a few things I had done before it started it to my iPhone so I had no green orange 🍊 and it was just a little annoying I can’t even play the app it is kinda

Tanpura sounds so divine, love it ❤

You are a gift from God for all music lovers

@musicworld5874

3 жыл бұрын

Yes

very informative .thank you so much..

This video was exactly what I needed! I was analysing a film score and I wasn’t sure which instruments were used. I could only tell that I sounded Indian (I don’t know why I thought that). It turns out it was one instrument out of the tanpura classification. But I still can’t tell which. ☺️

@DevyaniMulik

3 жыл бұрын

What film was that?

You are a maestro in your own right...because you have passed on what many masters can't. Because they are way above!

This is THE BEST video on Indian classical instruments on the whole KZread universe! Such a quality content (as always)! Thanks a million!!!🙏❤❤❤🇮🇳

you're back! so happy to see you again! keeping making more videos and teaching the masses to appreciate classical Indian music :)

अनुजा जी,नमस्कार आपने भारतीय संगीत जगत को एक अनुपम सौगात दी है जिसके लिए हम लोग हमेशा अपनी संस्कृति पर गौरवान्वित रहेंगे! ईश्वर से कामना करते हैं कि आप एक अमर संगीत compojar के रूप में जानी जाएगी......

My favorite is that mridangam drum. Also the drone stringed instrument. Love carnatic music.

These videos are so helpful. I am using them to introduce my kids to the world of Indian classical music and you explain in such a clear way. Thank you!

Thank you so much, we loved the chart. and the sounds

I'm a 0 knowledge on Classical music sense but I usually listen movie songs only. Once I started watching your video unexpectedly, it was continuing 2 hours of time and couple of episodes watched. Your videos may not helpful to learn classical music but it creates interest and respect at our classical music. I just appreciated very well, Anuja Kamat. Your presence and voice is so beautiful as you are. Love you mam

I've always loved the flute more than any instrument in the world.

@musicworld5874

3 жыл бұрын

I also play flute harmonica

I have been writing an essay on Indian classical music, your videos have been very helpful. Thank you Anuja Ji!

Anuja ji you're amazing, please continue doing the videos. Now that entire india is under lockdown, you would have time to restart the channel. This is time Anuja ji. Do it. Talent like yours is precious. I await to watch you sing more. I'm inspired and would like to learn many concepts through your videos

@Oakleaf700

4 жыл бұрын

Raveena, How is India managing in this Pandemic?...{That is, if you are living in India}..Our Country {UK} has some of the highest death rates in the World...but the economic effect is going to be very painful indeed.

Came too late Anuja. I have no words to thank you. Accept my gratitude. May God bless us. ❤️💐

Thank you ma'am. I actually make notes as I listen to your videos you present to me that what I don't find anywhere. I am so thankful I missed you so much all these years you went silent.

I know what to look for when i open KZread. Very to the point and not leaving out on any information.

I loved the way you taught me. Thank you so much miss!

SARANGI aur SANTOOR wow, some of the best Indian instruments, sunke jaise ghazal gungunaane lagi dil mein!❤

VERY HELPFUL. And very enjoyable. Your introductions are exactly what I have been looking for (and not finding elsewhere). Thank you.

What a wholesome, systematic and fabulous video ❤️ A treat to the eyes and the ears. The illustrated visuals are so cute.

Thankyou for this great primer on Indian instruments. I was talking with a friend about the wonderful tonal quality of Indian music, and my friend mentioned an instrument I hadn't heard of, which made me want to look up a video to know what the instrument sounds like, and that got me seeking out education on the various instruments and what they sound like, and this what exactly what I was looking for!

Wonderful✨😍

@militaryfreak4856

3 жыл бұрын

protest much ?

Yes, MADAM ANUJA ji You are " God Gifted Veena" for All of Us...😊. May Almighty God Bless You Forever...🙏

Wow. Wonderful method to explain. I'm proud to be an Indian & Proud of our culture

Anuja ji your voice is very melodic even when you just speak. I am 33 years old and I have begun learning Bansuri, I must tell you when it comes to theory of music I am a buffoon, and I am learning a lot from your videos. Keep up the good work. God bless you.

Love this! I'm trying to learn more about my culture and I appreciate your videos. Thank you.

Mrs. Anuja, i dont comment very Often on KZread. But i am compelled to do so, your work is so very necessary for us westerners to make some Sense out of the vast world of indian music. Its really impressive how you communicate so easily and have a beautiful vibe. Keep going!

Sarangi! 💕 Ahh, that is the sound I love so much in Indian Music...Soulful and poignant....Much as the violin is in Europe 🎻

@shibashismukherjee4426

3 жыл бұрын

Esraj is even better

@UtkarshRaj-UA

2 жыл бұрын

Nise

@Veeeshaa

2 жыл бұрын

@@UtkarshRaj-UA Nice*

Such a great video! Have watched for a number of years and enjoy each time!😊👍🏾

I am sooo Amazed +Anuja Kamat to get the knowledge you are imparting through your videos. its like relishing a divine nectar of Hindustani Sangeet. I also happen to be a singer and learning Hindustani & your sharings have helped me gain ample amount of technicalities and nitty-gritties of our immortal music. Thanks so much. Great going!!

Anuja kamat sis is really doing a great job for all the music lovers ....... Respect from Nepal ...... great clearify

Your way of explanation is just amazing. 😍😍😘😘

@ANANDKumar-tp6fs

3 жыл бұрын

🤥☺️🙏☺️🧱👩‍💻👩‍💻☺️☺️

Absolute gem of a video. Thanks for sharing dear.

Thank you very much Anuja! You obviously have years of studying and experience under your belt as you are able to really explain these key concepts in great detail yet simple enough for any learner of any range. I am going to India next month to study hindustani classical music and learn bansuri and these videos are very helpful as I am trying to have some sort of knowledge on the subject before I leave.

I am addicted to your videos . what a fine presentation . really appreciate you.

Those drawing of instruments and men are very beautiful. If you have drawn them you have another skill too. Cheers.

In the very few seconds i started loving the way you speak. Great to listen you and very informative, useful at the same time.

Ms. Anuja Kamat, Thanks a lot. At least I didn't find any informative video on Indian music instruments before this one. Love from Bangladesh.

Anuja Ma'am, all your presentations are especially informative as well as delightful. Request you, please never stop this series and service. In this episode, personally, I very much liked the expression Indian music instruments rather than the word musical. It was very insightful of you. Thank you very much, Ma'am, for your valuable videos!

Such concise and crisp videos! Peace be upon you too! ✌

You drew so well.110/100 for this video.Lots of love.You are an example.

i study of it since many year its really appropriate video

ANUJA you give lot of valid infos. Those are all treasures and you deserve more than million subscribers. Thanks dear for your time.

Anuja is a gem.. thanks for this wealth of knowledge..

Your all presentations are awesome...learnt so many things on music.

very high quality of videos - great to see this from India!

You explain things in simple terms so that even a lay man understands

loads of thanks to you, being a media student this video (other videos too) plays an important source of research for my documentary project, thanks again

Madam aaap ka video itna meaning full rehta hai.. Thank you madam

love your work ... thank you .. keep smile always

These instruments are part of my IGCSE Music Exam written paper under topic of Indian Music which is what I’ve learned which is the melody is based on the notes of a raga, small number of instruments and he sound is pitch bending! As a fact my Tanpura (which my teacher said it is spelled as Tambura) plays as the drone!

Tremendously informative, and if that is her handwriting she truly has super human powers!

Awesome stuff Anuja! Keep it up and post more of such videos. They are very eye-opening.

you are gifted and willing to share it.

Informative and wonderful as always,Anuja! Waiting for next!

Thanks Anuja, this video has satisfied some of my curiosity of musical instruments

that was the most perfect "oh yeah" i have ever heard

loved the art work.especially the cool rishi bharat. helped a lot

Anuja ji you are uploading very nice video which are very useful for me. I am learning flute since 3yrs. Thank you very much for your help

What a well made video! Thanks for sharing Anuja!

sunder hindi naamo k upyog k liye dhanyawaad regards to my young musician n teacher khush rahiye gid bless u betiya

You are a gem! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and making our lives more melodious! 🙏

You r so kind and teaches so nicely...

Thanks for giving such knowledge to everyone... excellent performance

Such clear explanations and understandings from you.Superb

Mam u R doing and amazing job for all the music lovers who are unable to have proper training 😊

You've not simplified but super simplified the indian classical music to grasp.

Very Nice Presentation of Indian Musical Instruments!! Really Heart-Touching!!

Thank you for this great introduction to Indian instruments.

U r just amazing ..God bless uh n thank you so much for giving sounds in background

I am loving your channel.

dear anuju ur wonderful ur words strike our heart really words with action keeps us rocking ur really great presenter ur winning not only my heart but soul too.

I really loved the way she speaks.❤️❤️ And yeah, this video was really helpful.🥰

Excellent effort Anuja. God bless you

You are just wonderful !

Need of the hour. Amazing!

The concept of instruments really clear to me. Thanks Anuja didi

+Anuja Kamat thanks. You are fantastic. I normally fear classical concept. But with your simple and sweet way to teach is a great initiative. I would love to meet you once if you can

Just want to thank you for your great and informative videos, Anuja. I wish you best of luck.

Thank you so much for this video. I produce music and am looking to be more familiar with the Indian instruments as they are very unique to me 🙏🏽

Gran contenido muy bien explicado!! Gracias

What a wonderful video! thanks a ton for sharing with us.

Anuja ji we like to see u on sony TV indian idol judge..... ASAP..... U deserve it.... To be on hot seat...u r grate judge..in India.....

thanks God u r back...

thank you anuja, you putting a great effort

So very fascinating. Keep up the great work!

Very happy to learn this...

Wow ! Really excellent video,easy to understand and remember the sound effects of musical instruments thank you ma'am 🙏😃

Another splendid episode, Anuja. I find your videos very helpful in teaching Hindustani classical music to my kids. Keep up the good work.

Great work Anuja. Once started I could not stop watching your video series till the end......Liked your smile, confidence and oratory presentation of well researched content. Since I am new to the world of Carnatic music, it helped me to get birds eye view of all that Indian music world. Proud of your great work..........Hope to see more videos from you.......

Very very well explained. The best explaining method and video concept. I will suggest this channel to my rock and heavy metal students, so that they could experience a different world.

Beautiful video, Anuja!!😍

Thank you so much for all of these..I really wanted to see exactly this type of videos 👏👏👍👍

Hi Anuja, you have explained it in a very simple and interesting way ...loved it thoroughly...

Such a perfect video! Thanks a lot for this beauty❤️

Trivia: Bansuri is Venu in Carnatic and Shehanai is Nadhaswaram equivalent :) Like Dhol we have older instrument called Thavil.