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Loved it ❤...from a mad fan of meiyazhagan and its scores...also 96' has relevancy...sharing bgm....your composition at the end was really outstanding...I had a guilt feeling of not expressing my emotion to someone

Very Useful

Divine and Excellent

Very educatonal indeed. It is important for Carnatic musicians to gain a solid understanding of Western music and make meaningful comparisons and contrasts if our classical music is to gain sustenance among non-Indian origin people in places like USA. Right now, we are mostly dependent on the NRI crowd. Wish you had also demonstrated with appropriate gamakams when it comes to Carnatic ragas and also discuss if there is anything corresponding gamakas in Western music.

Very useful and simplistic presentation!

Wonderful work and well thought of Sanjeev. Enjoyed your background score, takes us to a deep thought. Looking forward to a meaningful learning.

Super sir 💯💯💯

Thank you for this excellent master class. Really grateful

This was very informative. Thank you so much Sanjeev.

Very good explanation and demonstration of Indian Carnatic ragas and western notes, Mr. Sanjeev. It is highly difficult to explain and do the Demo. It is like a cat on the wall. High level of concentration and subject knowledge is required. You have done it well. Congratulations! Again I feel you need different set of audience to listen, understand and to practice music who can understand the nuances and intricacies of Music. Really good.

Very interesting presentation with lots of informations pouring in! Nice to hear about Sri Kalyanaraman 's inputs.. . Incidentally, could notice your excellent singing skills ❤

Very insightful!

Awesome Sanjeev. 😁

Very informative inspiring intellectually stimulating presentation.For some modes, you could have played side by side both carnatic & western classical music.Brillant ! Congratulations!

Mother’s Grace🙏 Excellent class !!! Thanks Sanjeev

Highly informative Sanjeev.

Title captured my attention and brought to this gem of a content. Govind Vasantha is a rare music director in current trends. Completely heart churning that trill 5:28. Something connected with me in Meiyazhagan, at that time I was not aware of this composition. 9:38 96 also had such heart wrenching music.

Awesome

Jonpuri ,sudadanyasi and abheri also has used romantic songs

Thank you, Sanjeev. Please bear with me, I’m still a novice. The second part of the video you shared is similar to a key change in the middle of a song, except it’s going from a major to a minor, isn’t it?

Thank you very much for the great lesson and introducing great composer eric satie.

Wow!! Music truly has no boundries...govind vasantha is a national treasure in this age of emusic he sticks to originals .. another commendable musician is sean roldan ... thanks sir for sharing

Please continue this journey of exploring and bridging western classical music and Carnatic music

Great music..Oppenheimer??

அருமையான விளக்கங்கள்.உங்களது இசைக்கோர்வையும் மிக அழகு.வாழ்த்துகள்.

ThIs peace is a decent presentation. But the starting melody seems heard in the westen classical music.

A person is stuck in a situation and is deeply thinking of what to do or how to approach the situation. A lot of thoughts and old memories are passing through his mind as he thinks.

Ilaiyaraaja had done song inspired by Satie too. Guess..

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He just copied Satie. Good job copying.

Beautifully had explained sir fantastic ❤❤❤❤

Hi Sanjeev, You played beautifully❤ and explained it very well. Your composition was also great. I would love it if you could play a sample in both carnatic and western style which evokes a similar emotion and help us understand some factors are responsible for bhava in both styles.

Bro plz analyse experience by ludovico I personally feel U have the ability to analyse this masterpiece of ARTWORK

Your piece sounds really good and it feels like it can be used in some mythical epic adventure similar to the odyssey or something….

Nicely thought out, edited and presented. Kudos to Sanjeev and his team. A lesson in Carnatic and western music crossover that everyone MUST watch and learn from. Take some time off and watch this lesson. Won’t work if you are in the middle of reel doom-scrolling. 😮

Good one👏

For me when I listen it seems to evoke , searching something , temporarily found it, happy for it and contented, but elusive , 1400 onwards makes it solidify the elusive nature . I continue to search

Subscribed your channel sir, pls continue your good work

Pure Magic,amazing stuff Sanjeev

A very beautiful episode by Sanjeev Anna! A very insightful episode in educating everyone of us with basics of melody!

Wonderful ❤

Awesome explanation! Sanjeev!

Fantastic SV ji. Would like to see more such chord related discussions.. I have a big list of such songs but it is difficult to mention here. We can discuss offline - Prasanna

What are those special chords used in this themes music ? Looks cool..

Excellet Sanjeev. Enjoyed the full episode.

Thank you for the explanation and demonstration sir. GV has used the major and relative minor in the same bgm in Mayakkam Enna. I had tried playing and arranging it: th-cam.com/video/Xu9Gj5hakIk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FxkOeWrdJIZ-OnYi Would love your feedback.

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Pushpalathika ragatthodu power enna na. Adhoda paadhi per vecchaalum padam hit thaan 😁 superb episode Anna 👏

Amazing 🤩 🎉🎉