Aaj Ibaadat || Notation Tutorial || Part 1 || Amit Kumar Rath ||

Hello guys, Again I brought you my new most popular song Notation Tutorial Part 1 Video of "your most wanted song "Aaj Ibaadat" from "Bajirao Mastani". In this Video, I have given the Notation of the 1st stanza of this song. As you know the song is sung by "Javed Bashir" JI. And this is completely classical based and full of harkats,. So you guys must be facing some difficulties to sing this song. So to make it easier, I have given its notations in my video. As I told u in my videos, the parts which are faster, make them small and slow to riyaz perfectly and know the swars used inside of those parts. Here I used a lower scale for explaining the Notations. So all of you 1st practice with this scale by watching my video, later on, u can change the scale according to your voice range
Also, I am giving a New Alankar at the end of each video pls do watch till the end.
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wait for the next video to get the other parts of this song and its notation.
And for Beginners, please before watching these notation videos of mine. please get some knowledge about swars. For the guidelines check my 1st, video, Riyaz and Alankar video of my channel.
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Original Song Link
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My video Credits :
Singer: Amit Kumar Rath ( Me)
Notation Making: Amit Kumar Rath ( Me)
video: Pradyumna Maharana
editing: Amit Kumar Rath (Me)
This video is completely for "Educational Purpose". All the segment of the original song used as a reference or as an example.
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