This Heeramandi song explains seasonal Raags!

[@RajaHasanSagar]

Salam sister nice explanation Mashallah Very detailed or aap gaate bhi Bahut Khoobsurat hai❤❤❤

[@rupash33able]

आप वही 'राजा हसन' है जिन्होने ये गाना 'हीरा मण्डी' में गाया है?

[@AnujaK20]

Thank you sir! Aap ka version toh loop pe suna humne! So beautiful 🌷

[@Sysयोग]

@@rupash33ableYes. 😊 ua-cam.com/video/KeuqdIabK-I/v-deo.htmlsi=9K2QBIj97BHI0W1C

[@rahulsuresh2298]

Did u notice, colour grading of the video is warm when she sings raag bahar and colour grading changes to cool with raag malhar emphasising the warm and cold flavour of respective raags. Very nice 👌👌

[@AnujaK20]

😏

[@ashirodkar1980]

yes noted

[@arunachheda6133]

Very good observation & mention....!

[@nikhileshroy7610]

It was pretty obvious.

[@experiences999]

Nahi bhai sasta vala phone hai

[@9ine-fd6zc]

I am estatic to have you back here. Missed you big time. You are the best teacher

[@rishthefish7781]

*ecstatic

[@TusharDahiwale]

+1

[@kondamudikishore]

+1

[@ASHOKBAPAT]

Well said.

[@PrashantMishra-pb4dk]

This is the type of content I pay my internet bills for. I would humbly request you not to ever stop making these videos. It is an absolute soul soothing and knowledge intense one. Thanks for keeping this channel alive.🤍

[@vaibhavthunder]

Anuja please make a course on Raagas. We love your teaching style. Always look forward to your videos

[@Marvee78]

Your explanations of spring and its connections to the music are really wonderful. This traditional song I know about because my mum is a fan of Bilqees Khanam and she sang a popular version of this song sometime in the 1960s. Growing up my mum would often listen to this song. Another favourite was Anokha ladla by Bilqees Khanam

[@ayeshapatel461]

Literally ❤

[@shamimohan8303]

So glad you're back! Looking forward to continuing my hindustani learning journey with you :)

[@drmanjirib9873]

Basant, Malhar, Yaman and Kedar are beautifully sung in a marathi song जीवलगा, कधी रे येशील तू!

[@AnujaK20]

Omg yes and the supreme Asha Bhosale has nailed it!! ❤️🌱

[@whoisbhauji]

heard it after reading this - wonder what was the situation for such diverse raag selection. need to read about it!

[@DrAshwiniChube]

Wow thanks u for sharing - started reading and looking to know more on this- tried researching n found this article
tatya7.blogspot.com/2006/08/blog-post_28.html

[@anurag684]

@@whoisbhaujijust trying to create raagmala.

[@anuv3191]

Where were you all this time? So happy to see you back. Please post regularly. There must be many fans and amatures who love you and the way you teach..❤

[@Geo.joy10]

आप की आवाज़ बहुत सुरीली है। और उतना ही मधुर है आपका व्यवहार।

[@bhatt24101982]

The water, the trees the birds and the benches of this bbmp park are blessed❤...AIR has a program called Sangeet Sarita in the morning...

[@prateekgupta2916]

Lalbagh ?

[@PreetiDas84]

Itni khubsurati se koi aur samjha hi nhi skta raagon ko .....I love your way of explaining mam❤❤

[@shripadkate1751]

अनुजा जी आपला आवाज खूपच गोड आहे रागान बद्दल आपण जी माहिती सांगितली ती खूपच सुंदर आहे ऐकून प्रसन्नता वाटते आपणास मनापासून शुभेच्छा🌹🙏

[@nimratmand3318]

So glad you're back!! Missed your videos

[@IqbalKhan-hn7ii]

آپکی رسرچ بہت کمال کی ھے۔جس طرح آپ نے راگ کے ماحول کو پیش کیا وہ بہت ھی عمدہ ھے۔اور پھر آپ خود بہت اچھا گاتی ھیں۔دعا ھے آپ اسی طرح کی اور اچھی اچھی وڈیوز بناتی رھیں ۔

[@rnmd7]

You are such a sweet sounding person and singer besides being able to explain music theory in such a simple and unique way
Love it ❤❤❤❤

[@shantakundapur7460]

So happy to see you're back. It's wonderful to listen to your melodious voice, your lively smile and last but not the least your explicit explanations.

[@sohamsingh7590]

I've recently started learning music and stumbled upon your channel. I'm amazed by how Hindustani music deeply connects feelings, moods, and expression. It feels like I'm diving into a whole new world of depth and richness. Your playlist on understanding the basics of music theory has truly inspired me to delve deeper into music and learn properly. I'm even searching for a teacher now. Your latest video was a delightful treat! ☺️

[@devanshsumariya]

It feels like living in ancient bharat/swarnim bharat😇..

[@swayamshinde5397]

Ma'am have been following your videos for a long time really glad to see you back. Your music analysis and voice is just terrific. Nowadays there are really a few people left maintaining the sanctity of our classical music that forms the very core of our culture and tradition. Really glad to see you as a part of that community. ❤❤

[@gupta-vibhu]

Such a sweet voice when you even speak.

[@lakshminarayanakrishnappa5258]

Thanks for giving nice presentations one after the other. It’s a great learning experience.

[@jayashreekumar]

I had never come across such a beautiful description of raags. You were amazing. Hope you inspire love of music in many young hearts! ❤️

[@meenakshisreeram8621]

Thanks for this episode...I am so happy to hear you again....I got the notification of your video and set aside all work to listen to you....

[@AnujaK20]

Awww, so honoured I feel 🥹🌷

[@devanshsumariya]

Same here 😃

[@manprabh3823]

Did the same...❤..and your explanation is on point . That's the true beauty of Classical music...Keep posting

[@ramlogun]

Your precious and uplifting voice is such an immortal blessing. Please stay well and let us know where to find your songs, and where to hear you in live shows and presentations. With best wishes.

[@bekalrao]

Love your signature expressions! So Glad you're back!

[@tauseefahmad4215]

प्रणाम 🙏
I can not begin to thank you Anuja ma'am for resuming with your videos (which are not only educational but insightful in many ways) after a hiatus.
Raja sir's voice is like heaven to the ears. Thank you sir for this food for our souls 🙏
Listening to you both reminds me of this couplet: "ghar tera kash mere ghar k barabar hota, gar tu na aati, teri awaz to aati rehti... "
सादर नमन गुरुजनों 🙏

[@ATUS1213]

OMG - 😱 anuja Kamat
After so long time .. welcome back..
I was sad to see you were not doing videos.. but finally what a pleasant surprise..
You are first one who was able to basic of music in which laymen can understand and enjoy.
Thank you for coming back and starting your work.
BTW: you are looking little different ( short hair)
Anyways : wish you my best greetings for continuing your work here.

[@MrJayvijay]

Anuja, U r so talented, the way u presented this all Ragaas r simply Superb.
Keep it up...🙏

[@rramanamahesh]

Missed your videos. Good to see you back with another master class.

[@saurabh.arora11]

Such a sweet surprise seeing you back enlightening everyone with your knowledge of Hindustani Classical Music…hope to see you here more often now! 😊

[@gopinathrao4517]

Excellent analysis specially the input of moods with swaras. देर आए दुरुस्त आए

[@jyotivora9952]

Really missed you,dear Anuja....lovely haircut....welcome back

[@sanjubaral7384]

So so glad to see you back! ❤ can’t wait for more of your videos!

[@omkarsgarden3981]

How beautifully you explained, Thank you 😊

[@gamit46]

You are an excellent teacher !! You explain the intricacies of music so beautifully making it sound so simple . The best thing is that you don’t show a pompous attitude . Of course you are an amazing singer too . May Maa Saraswati bless you abundantly always and forever !!

[@pallaviparikh3063]

Sweet voice ke sath achha vishleshan kiya .I like all your videos and shared .👍

[@9meeshu1]

What a wonderful interpretation…. Your way of teaching is really unique n amazing

[@venkateshkulkarni5274]

Excellent explanation, kerp on sharing knowledge about music

[@mohanayyangar]

Anuja, great to see you back after a long hiatus! As usual, hats off on so effortlessly dispensing with such a complex concept!

[@maharshipatel6903]

सबसे पहले तो आपकी सादगी को नमन करता हूं... साथ में इतने popular raagas के मुड़ को कितनी आसानी से महसूस करवाया आपने, अनुजाजी; धन्यवाद । Keep rocking 🎉🎉

[@kamilansari527]

I'm 21, I love classical & Semi classical Indian Music!
I listen a lot of Qawwalis & Gazals of the legends because of my love of Urdu poetry! This is how I was introduced to the Hindustani Sangeet and I want to learn more about it & No one is better than you mam❤, My friends don't get these raags, they thinks it's boring but I will prove them wrong one day!

[@babujimunu]

Absolutely mesmerizing presentation with amazing fluency and intelligence. Just like everyone, I missed you a lot as well. Please do not stop. We will be always with you. I am from the US, BTW.

[@addaeagantuk6691]

Please aese videos laate rahe. Bohot accha samjhate hae aap. ♥️ Thank you

[@subrataganguly78]

Good to see you Back 👌

[@alongwiththedust]

After a long, we could hear peace 🕊️ from you. Sometimes a sudden notification brings surprise and new enjoyment and resume the learning process.

[@vidhansharma6155]

Missed your videos big time- so happy to see you back!

[@jayavarsani1594]

धन्यवाद🙏💕 राग के विषय मे ईतनी गहन समज प्रदान करने के लिए नमन्, मुझे संगीत भीतर से पसंद है, इन सबसे अनजान धन्यवाद

[@urmila16]

Wonderful explanation Anuja. Am sharing with my young students. Keep presenting!

[@subratasaha4335]

I was wondering too when I first heard the song a few minutes ago ...there are slight differences in arohona and aborohana ..Very interesting !...many thanks and looking forwards to more such videos ❤

[@Ananth-Srinivas]

very happy to see you back; looking forward to the next one

[@pramodam96]

Love how your eyes light up when you speak about Raagas! You've been away too long, welcome back! Looking fwd to hear you share your thoughts about classical music, and your creations.

[@pittsburghpatrika1534]

Nice explanation. I talked on this both to hindustani and Karnatic musicologists.
Sigh the same Hindustani musicians, my point was that these days, most of the concerts are held during weekdays mostly in the early afternoon or evening early night.
So if musicians stick strictly to the convention that we can only sing season- snd time-of-the-day ragas, many early morning or forenoon ragas would eventually become less common and even disappear. I did not quite get a satisfactory answer.
One traditional excellent Karnatic vocalist and teacher,but did not get any break in her musical journey. , gave me this excellent explanation:
A good musician can and will create whatever mood appropriate for the raga with his/her skills, no matter what time if the day it is and what the season is.
Do Karnatic musicians often sing Bhoopalam, typically a sunrise rage in evening afternoon recitals.
Kollengode S Venkataraman

[@user-sg8tk5if9y]

True.....seasoned artist will internalise the mood of that raaga within themselves before sharing same energy with audience

[@nehadhavale1670]

Amir khusrau's lyrics and bahar raag beautifully expresses the coming of spring!! I also love the rendition done by mughal-e-funk..sung by Meesha...

[@apupadhiar2068]

WOW Amazing just Fantastic

[@bhavnagaur3030]

very knowledgeable video, thank u mam lots of respect ❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹😇

[@bluesucess]

Very happy to see you back . Please do not disappear now and disappoint your fans . 🎉

[@amrutaraste15]

Thanks for sharing . . Lovely video

[@sandeepbhat1412]

Music apart, it's so good to see you again.....

[@shubhashyasuman]

Behen ji, aapki aawaz sunkar ekdum emotional ho gyi. Ekdum dil se aapke saath gaane ka dil karne laga.
Learning classical music for several years was one of the best things and I'm truly thankful to my mother for giving me this opportunity.
It's been sone time since I stopped with the music lessons however I still try to recognise the raags used in some songs... I was ecstatic when I was able to correctly guess raag bahar in sakal ban and raag vrindavani sarang in sayiyan hato jaao...though with the help of old music class notes
Your voice is truly mesmerizing...requesting more raags sung in your voice...eg:- raag miya malhar, raag darbari kanhara, etc
Thank you so much for your efforts and your content!!
Ps:- Raag malhar gives off the feeling of longing for something....at times i find myself humming the bandish of this raag..raag Miya malhar ...
Your interpretation is truly amazing and made me feel closer to music than ever.

[@aradhyasoni7258]

YOU FINALLY UPLOADED OMGGGGGG YAAAAY❤❤ LOVE YOU DIDI🙏🏼🫶🏻

[@JaskaranSingh15409]

Seems like you bursted your feelings:)
Which felt great 👍

[@piyutanmoyee4349]

how beautifully u explain all the time!!. I enjoy each and every second of your videos... the way u bring the simplicity, beauty and understanding of ragas at the same time that is remarkable and we are always grateful to u... lots of love, respect and hugs for u❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@sherrydogra6622]

I want to say thanks to you ma'am.
Consider you as my first guru of music as I have learnt basics from your videos and now I'm able to play and sing a bit
Looking forward to more videos from you on raag Gyan

[@putudoofenshmirtz]

The best thing one could say as an artist/musician is what you ended your video with "don't shame anybody's choices and preferences with regard to music". Kudos for that. You're an amazing singer and an even better teacher. ❤

[@AnujaK20]

Thanks for acknowledging this!
Earlier, I myself thought that just because I have learnt classical music, my choices in music are the best and I would shame other people for the music they like.
Now I realise how wrong I was.
So this statement is also a reminder for myself that everyone's music choice is unique and it's beautiful because their personal story is attached to it! 🌱

[@mukulpuitandi5780]

You are such a great singer!

[@joyomaharsh2978]

सबसे पहले आप इतने दिनों से कहाँ थे, बहुत मिस करते रहे, आज अच्छा लग रहा है आपका वीडियो देखकर, आप बहुत अच्छा विश्लेषण करते है किसी भी गाने या रागों का इसीलिए आप याद आती हैं 🙏🎼🎼👌🏻

[@rpatil8568]

While Searching about basic music theory, I came across your videos & I realised that your understanding, explanation and your voice is very rich and pleasant. बऱ्याच gap नंतर परत नवीन content बघून चांगलं वाटलं.

[@meghakothari7901]

Anujja very glad to see you

[@pratiknirmal9301]

Dil Se Thank You Mam ❤🙏🙏

[@Sarveshsharmagt]

आपकी विडियो कई दिनो बाद देखकर बहुत अच्छा लगा कई बार आपके चैनल का अवलोकन कर प्रयास किया की आपकी कोई जानकारी है कि नही कारण कि आपकी संगीत की जानकारी गायन का तरीका अत्यधिक मधुकर लगता है और साथ ही एक ही राग के कई गीत वाली विडियो।

[@NrityaSankalpa]

Didn’t recognize you for a minute. Love the new look. Excellent content as always. Such a pleasure to watch your videos. Thank you!

[@ipsitadikshit]

Anjua ji ,your understanding of raaga and the way you explain it makes it very interesting. Wish all our music teachers make the teaching it enjoyable.

[@devkiambekar8060]

Anuja ma’am
You are just amazing at explaining. Have been learning classical music, but have never come across an explanation like this even from the most experienced teachers. A humble request to start your own course on classical music. You are just incredible

[@mansijmusic]

What an explanation. The best part is you keep it simple and still explain in such depth. Please continue with your videos ❤

[@vaishnavidixit5882]

You have become so pro in your content that you don't have to break the video always and join ... I mean very rarely have you edited the video. That's a very strong side of you of creating continuous video and still maintaining the quality and soor which is missing in other content creators. Seems like you have a strong musical base...👍🏻 all the best for your journey

[@verma_sumit1911]

Your explanation develops more and more interest in me towards the Indian Classical Music. I try practicing it whenever I get time. I've also seen all your past lectures and request you to make more like them. And, thank you for the beautiful explanation.

[@meditel4520]

Very nice and valuable thoughts which usually are not expressed by musicians. And the way you have explained the linkages is an easy memory glue ..

[@devanshsumariya]

Your interpretation is logical..🤩
backed by your instinct+observation.. & instincts ✨are mostly connected to soul😇
Please share such creative vision in future.. art isn't like learn & perform(rigidly/ratta-mar).. but, feel the depthness & get lost in art's beauty.. play with it & enjoy
Respected Anuja ji you have simplicity while explaining precious topics which can be understood even by a child.. which is rare 👏

[@meenakshigad5395]

Wow..simply super explanation

[@divyagurumoorthy3354]

Love this. Thanks for sharing ❤️🙏🏻 I’ve always been confused about similar raags in Hindustani music but this makes so much sense and gives a lot of perspective and a way to identify/differentiate between raags. 😊❤️

[@rishimathur-to5uz]

ये बात आप बैठ कर भी बता सकती हैं 😂😂 वैसे बहुत अच्छा explain किया आपने

[@SP-du9rr]

I just love her purity of thoughts and no drama or agenda style of explaining. It has freshness ! Also accurate and experienced knowledge not just textbook.

[@AnujaK20]

Awww thank you! Text books have always given me allergy 🤧

[@chinmaysawant1792]

So pleased to see you back anuja!!!......Missed you a lot.

[@handycamlady]

So glad that you are back. And with a perfect video. Thanks

[@CRESCENDOofSHUBHRANGSHU]

Amazing....
Your point of views regarding this two raagas are wonderful and it's very logical...
Thanks a lot...
This morning is actually very good for me...

[@Hemant.Kumarr]

Hey! Di
I’m from Delhi and I’m on your channel since 2020
I must say you are a too good musician 🌷
Many many respect to your guru ji and your combined efforts
All the best!

[@abhijeetghoshalbollywood]

Lovely explanantion and as usual amazing singing sis

[@rajukishinchandani6142]

Lovely way of differentiation of two beautiful rags bahar and Miya Malhar superb video Anuja ji

[@ravindrashenoy5955]

You have explained this in simple words. Easy to understand ❤

[@swatiwatve]

So so good to see you back❤😊please don't disappear again!!

[@shivaniramdeo9295]

What an awesome explanation. I can understand very little hindi but I understood the difference between the two raagas you explained. Thank you

[@bilalhaidar1698]

Welcome back sis, lv frm Punjab Pakistan
aapki new videos ka bht intizar rehta hai

[@khalidpopal4096]

Good to see you back teaching us about music. I always miss your very clear teaching style. Thanks

[@sehejmodgill9423]

Thank you for coming back. Love from canada

[@adityaksengupta]

Nice to see you back!
This episode was particularly interesting for me, because being more familiar with Miyan Malhaar (the n D N S' phrase for example is one of the few phrases my ears can identify) I was pretty sure that this Amir Khusro bandish was a Malhaar, but when I looked it up, all sources said it was Bahaar, totally confounding me (I'm more familiar with Basant-Bahaar than Bahaar). I'll have to stop claiming that I can identify Miyan Malhaar and the malhaar family now. Thanks for this informative piece!

[@ravindranathpattar9609]

Very nice explaination

[@music.prashant]

Kitna achha samjhaya aapne. 👌👌👌

[@Payalsangeetshaala]

Wawww beautiful voice

[@SimpleStoriesTTMH]

Thank you for this video. It has me hooked to your channel. Classical music is a complete mystery to me though I love to hear a lot of music and hum a bit.

[@tarulataranjan6251]

You have explained very nicely.