Sir Namaskar "yesterday I was at lower parel mumbai Asha bhosale madam auntie ji "s was with.. SURAJ SATHE accordian player...Reshrsal in GYMNASYM hall, there wear Asha auntie ji was presented. She's told me "beta kaisa hain, she's known me as BHANU uncle adorable student, she's loves me adore, many memorable moments shared about pancham uncle and his music family, by the way wonderful tutorial once again 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👌
Excellent news Sanjayji, kya baat, must be so terrific to meet the geniuses ♥️♥️♥️ Did Surajji also play in chotisi kahani se? It's nice to know they still have the desire to practice, play and sing🙏🙏🙏 Also the accordion instrument itself is very heavy so even holding it for 15 minutes is tough job!!!
Some songs immediately entered to most favourite list while we listen them very first time and just intro starts. One more song i can remember at the moment is Dil Kya Chaahe from Oonche Log. Very first time when i played Dil Kya Chaahe even in small tape recorder's inbuilt small speaker not with any bass, but still that become my most favourite. Maine Dekha is the kind of most amazing and just filled with melody and melody, one of the sweetest melody i ever heard. Typical Pancham Da style, This kind of song has a lot to learn. Actually tough to sing to play. The instrumental cover at start is sounds so beautifull i really enjoyed that too ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much ♥️♥️🙏🙏😊😊 It was a very similar experience for me for Dil Kya chahe - difference is that I saw it on Doordarshan in it's weekly Rangoli programme at 8:00 am in the morning. Chalo kaha chale from Bulandi was another that falls in the love-at-first-sight category😊
@@ArunArvindMusicChalo Kaha Chalen yes yes thats another song with same experience here and then guitar strum starts and you feel like falling in love with a song and all the joy of that moment
Krow, till 1992 or so I had not heard of Chalo kaha chale. We saw it in our hostel, as it was shown in Chitrahaar and quite a few people heard it for the 1st time and also were pleasantly stunned 😊 Bulundi cassettes were not easily available anywhere where I studied and after momths I somehow managed to find a music shop in Pune that had this song. Had to take lots of efforts to find that song😅
@@ArunArvindMusic yes Bulandi was a rare cassette at that time. For me the year was 1994 when i was searching for RD Burman every where like a crazy. That was the time when my most important task of every day's life is to find rare cassettes of RD Burman. Somehow i got a large catalog of HMV and i was told that those movies which are not included in the catalog are actually declared as dead by HMV and last time they were produced years ago. Than i realize i have to search in small villages or towns where in small shops actually i could find so many of rare numbers at that time. Bulandi was one of them. Wow those were the days. And the search is still going on even till now
Is it, to share kijiye please?🙏 Amrutrao's reso is going totally in a different direction which is offbeat!!! I thought of covering reso's pattern but had to give up as the video was almost 30min. If you have more information about Devichandji or Chandrakant-ji or anything about this song please definitely write when you get time👍♥️♥️
Thank you very much🙏❤️😊 I had sent you a message after uploading the video, which you must have missed. This lesson was uploaded in February of this year.
@@ArunArvindMusic yes I must have missed..thanks again for the share....I don't know the theory of music though but I follow the chords and strumming pattern..
Thank you Sir, you picked up a unique compostion and explained the theory with clarity. In the Antara composition shifts from G to E which is not very common but panchamda is known for such experiments... This reminds me of another composition of panchamda, Doston se pyar kiya from Shaan, where Gm shifts to E through the tune of another composition from the same movie i.e. pyar karnewale pyar karte hain shaan se... Thank you once again for sharing such nuances of composition...
Thank you very much ♥️♥️😊😊🙏🙏 Yes, Panchamda changed the keys many times in many of his songs. Salilda too did it in a bit different way. Since you mentioned about doston se Pyar Kiya, sending you the link to the instrumental version I had created in memory of most of these great musicians that played for Panchamda. th-cam.com/video/FhxnPZmMvKw/w-d-xo.html
Theory of saat in this video is wonderfully presented.😊Another great lesson! Really enjoyed it.👌🏼👌🏼♥️❤
Thank you very much 😊😊♥️♥️🙏🙏
Thanks sir for beautiful lesson.follow your all lessons.very useful lessons.
Thank you very much Pawanji♥️♥️😊😊🙏🙏 Let me know in case of queries👍
Hi ...it's a pleasure to learn from you...thanks for sharing the wonderful composition of pancham ji...long awaited request...finally..thanks again
Thank you very much Maniji ♥️♥️😊😊🙏🙏
Kya ye ek sapna hai Sir?
Kya baat hai.
Hame bhi nahi pata😅 Thank you very much Rajendra-ji ♥️♥️🙏😊
Theory of Saat , so well explained. Really a great video lesson. Loved it 👌❤️
Thank you so much Girish 😊😊♥️♥️🙏🙏
Sir Namaskar "yesterday I was at lower parel mumbai Asha bhosale madam auntie ji "s was with.. SURAJ SATHE accordian player...Reshrsal in GYMNASYM hall, there wear Asha auntie ji was presented. She's told me "beta kaisa hain, she's known me as BHANU uncle adorable student, she's loves me adore, many memorable moments shared about pancham uncle and his music family, by the way wonderful tutorial once again 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 👌
Excellent news Sanjayji, kya baat, must be so terrific to meet the geniuses ♥️♥️♥️ Did Surajji also play in chotisi kahani se? It's nice to know they still have the desire to practice, play and sing🙏🙏🙏 Also the accordion instrument itself is very heavy so even holding it for 15 minutes is tough job!!!
Arun wow, ❤great, aapke SAAT, Samadhi ka song sikhnese aur sunanase Samadhan mila👌😊
Dhanyawad Vandu😅♥️🙏😊
Such a playful tune, u did more than full justice to the song. Thank you!
Thank you very much Dede♥️♥️🙏🙏😊 This song is indeed very peculiar and Jaane jaana from the same movie also is quite unique.
Some songs immediately entered to most favourite list while we listen them very first time and just intro starts. One more song i can remember at the moment is Dil Kya Chaahe from Oonche Log. Very first time when i played Dil Kya Chaahe even in small tape recorder's inbuilt small speaker not with any bass, but still that become my most favourite. Maine Dekha is the kind of most amazing and just filled with melody and melody, one of the sweetest melody i ever heard. Typical Pancham Da style, This kind of song has a lot to learn. Actually tough to sing to play. The instrumental cover at start is sounds so beautifull i really enjoyed that too ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you very much ♥️♥️🙏🙏😊😊 It was a very similar experience for me for Dil Kya chahe - difference is that I saw it on Doordarshan in it's weekly Rangoli programme at 8:00 am in the morning. Chalo kaha chale from Bulandi was another that falls in the love-at-first-sight category😊
@@ArunArvindMusicChalo Kaha Chalen yes yes thats another song with same experience here and then guitar strum starts and you feel like falling in love with a song and all the joy of that moment
Krow, till 1992 or so I had not heard of Chalo kaha chale. We saw it in our hostel, as it was shown in Chitrahaar and quite a few people heard it for the 1st time and also were pleasantly stunned 😊 Bulundi cassettes were not easily available anywhere where I studied and after momths I somehow managed to find a music shop in Pune that had this song. Had to take lots of efforts to find that song😅
@@ArunArvindMusic yes Bulandi was a rare cassette at that time. For me the year was 1994 when i was searching for RD Burman every where like a crazy. That was the time when my most important task of every day's life is to find rare cassettes of RD Burman. Somehow i got a large catalog of HMV and i was told that those movies which are not included in the catalog are actually declared as dead by HMV and last time they were produced years ago. Than i realize i have to search in small villages or towns where in small shops actually i could find so many of rare numbers at that time. Bulandi was one of them. Wow those were the days. And the search is still going on even till now
Krow, please drop me an email at arunarvindkamat@gmail.com to specify which songs you are still looking for 👍
Listening this song for first time and looks very interesting.
Indeed, the melody and harmony are very different ♥️😊
Behind this terrific song super rythamic music sitting story's BHANU uncle ne batayi thii,
Is it, to share kijiye please?🙏 Amrutrao's reso is going totally in a different direction which is offbeat!!! I thought of covering reso's pattern but had to give up as the video was almost 30min. If you have more information about Devichandji or Chandrakant-ji or anything about this song please definitely write when you get time👍♥️♥️
Thanks for the share😊..it was a long overdue request...
Thank you very much🙏❤️😊 I had sent you a message after uploading the video, which you must have missed. This lesson was uploaded in February of this year.
@@ArunArvindMusic yes I must have missed..thanks again for the share....I don't know the theory of music though but I follow the chords and strumming pattern..
No worries 👍 Too much theory with less practical is also a problem.
Awesome sir
Thank you very much RK-ji♥️♥️🙏🙏😊😊
Thank you Sir, you picked up a unique compostion and explained the theory with clarity.
In the Antara composition shifts from G to E which is not very common but panchamda is known for such experiments...
This reminds me of another composition of panchamda, Doston se pyar kiya from Shaan, where Gm shifts to E through the tune of another composition from the same movie i.e. pyar karnewale pyar karte hain shaan se...
Thank you once again for sharing such nuances of composition...
Thank you very much ♥️♥️😊😊🙏🙏 Yes, Panchamda changed the keys many times in many of his songs. Salilda too did it in a bit different way. Since you mentioned about doston se Pyar Kiya, sending you the link to the instrumental version I had created in memory of most of these great musicians that played for Panchamda.
th-cam.com/video/FhxnPZmMvKw/w-d-xo.html
@@ArunArvindMusic thank you Sir 🙏
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