Carnatic vocal is one of the oldest and richest forms of music in the world. It comprises a monophonic song based on the improvised variation. The raagas or the melody called ‘alapana’ are introduced and developed gradually. Taal – Institute of Music and Fine Aarts gives you an opportunity to learn Carnatic vocals at home. With a solid understanding of the fundamentals and constant practice, you will be able to understand and appreciate melodies and enjoy performances. These raagas are also known to put listeners in a very meditative and reflective mindset and also soothe the soul. With that, let’s look into what students typically learn.
Syllabus:
THEORY – 1
Swaras
5.1. Shankaraabharana
5.2. Hamsadhwani
5.3. Kalyaani
5.4. Mohana
5.5. Abhogi
5.6. Vasantha
5.7. Kaambhoji
5.8. Sriraaga
5.9. Hindola
5.10. Bilahari
5.11. Maayaamaalavagowla
5.12. Kaamavardhini (Panthuvaraali)
5.13. Malahari
5.14. Shuddha Saaveri
5.15. Kharaharapriya
5.16. Shanmukhapriya
5.17. Kedaaragowla
5.18. Aarabhi
Taala.
Daatuvarase, Jantivarase, Alankaara, Sanchaari Geetha, Jathiswara, Taanavarna, Krithi, Daasara
Keerthane, Shivasharanara vachana
9.1. Basavanna
9.2. Akkamahaadevi
9.3. Purandaradaas
9.4. Kanakadaas
9.5. Thyagaraja
9.6. Muthuswamy Dikshithar
9.7. Shyamashaastry
9.8. Muthaiah Bhagavathar
10. Names of musical instruments currently in use in the Carnatic music system.
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