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Indian Music Journeys with Ranjana
by Ranjana Ghatak
Indian Music Journeys with Ranjana is a podcast exploring Indian classical and devotional music, through intimate conversations with musicians from and influenced by the Indian subcontinent, in addition to short episodes that unpack key concepts to guide your way in.
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Introduction to Time Cycles - Teental, Jhaptal and Keherva| Indian Music Journeys with Ranjana S1E04
In Episode 4 of Indian Music Journeys, Ranjana breaks down the fundamental concepts behind time cycles. How they are counted and clapped and learning Teental, Jhaptal and Keherva. Teental (16 beats/matras 4+4+4+4)+ 2 0 3 dha dhin dhin dha | dha dhin dhin dha| dha tin tin ta| ta dhin dhin dha Jhaptal (10 beats/matras: 2+3+2+3) + 2 0 3 dhin na | dhin dhin na | tin na | dhin dhin na Keherva (8 beats/matras: 4+4) + 0 dha ge na ti | na ka dhi na [00:26] Introduction to Time Cycles and the Tabla .[02:35] Learning Teental (16 Beats) An in-depth breakdown of Teental.[06:20] Rhythm & Concentration Exercise[08:20] The Shared Language of Concert Communities[10:06] Learning Jhaptal (10 Beats)[11:48] Learning Keherva (8 Beats)[13:52] Further Learning🎵 Continue your journey with Ranjana:🎓 Self-Paced Vocal Course – Introduction to Hindustani Vocal https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/vocalof...🎶 Swaranjali – Ranjana's Vocal Membership Program https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/swaranjali📸 Follow on Instagram: @ranjanaghatakNew to Indian Vocal Music and want to learn? Free 20 min https://www.ranjanaghatak.com🎵 Continue your journey with Ranjana:Free 20 min class https://www.ranjanaghatak.com🎓 Self-Paced Vocal Course – Introduction to Hindustani Vocal https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/vocalofferings2/p/introduction-to-hindustani-vocal-self-paced-course🎶 Swaranjali – Ranjana's Vocal Membership Program https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/swaranjali📸 Follow on Instagram: @ranjanaghatak
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Kaushiki Chakrabarty Part 1 | Indian Music Journeys with Ranjana | S1E03
In this jam packed episode Kaushikiji will be exploring her relationship to the Ragas, her learning journey, Gurus and so much more. I look forward to hearing from you!1. Introduction and Friendship [00:25]2. Performing at the Royal Albert Hall and Different Venues [01:48]3. Connecting Across Cultural Boundaries [06:07]4. The Anatomy and Philosophy of Raga Music [09:54]5. Time and Moods of Ragas [17:18]6. The State of Play and Musical Magic [24:20]7. Practice (Practice vs. Riaz) [28:09]8. Her Father, Pandit Ajoy Chakrabarty, as a Superhero [36:12]9. Early Training and Jnan Prakash Ghosh (Gandadu) [40:54]10. Legacy and Passing the Torch [47:36]🎵 Continue your journey with Ranjana:Free 20 min class https://www.ranjanaghatak.com🎓 Self-Paced Vocal Course – Introduction to Hindustani Vocal https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/vocalofferings2/p/introduction-to-hindustani-vocal-self-paced-course🎶 Swaranjali – Ranjana's Vocal Membership Program https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/swaranjali📸 Follow on Instagram: @ranjanaghatak
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Foundations of Listening: Key concepts and Note Names | Indian Music Journeys with Ranjana S1E02
In Episode 2 of Indian Music Journeys, Ranjana breaks down the fundamental concepts behind Indian classical music — from the names of the notes (swaras) to the key ideas that shape how this music is experienced and felt. Perfect for beginners and enthusiastic listeners who want to understand what they're hearing.[00:26] Introduction & Recap of Episode 1[01:05] Overview of Today's Session & The Impact of Indian Music[01:53] Note Names in Indian Music (Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni)[02:51] Flat (Komal) and Sharp (Teevra) Notes[03:29] Genres: Classical (Khayal, Dhrupad), Semi-Classical, and Devotional (Bhajans)[04:12] What is a Raga? (Key Concepts and Characteristics)[05:04] Connection to Nature and Time of Day[07:09] How a Raga is Learned and Mastered[08:26] Notation Patterns (Paltas)[09:30] Key Instruments: The Tanpura (The Drone Effect)[11:21] Roles of Musicians and the Swarmandal (Auto-Harp)[13:08] The Tabla and Cyclical Rhythms (The Concept of Tala)[14:51] Accompanying Instruments (Harmonium, Sarangi, Esraj, Flute)[16:06] Structure of a Khayal Performance: From Slow to Fast[17:13] What is an Alap? (The Introduction to a Raga)[18:43] Section Breaks: Medium Tempo (Madhyalaya) and Fast Tempo (Drut)[19:44] What is a Tarana?[20:41] Typical Structure of a Concert[21:19] Conclusion, Course Announcement, and How to ConnectTanpura: • TANPURA SCALE A# | Scale A sharp 🎵 Continue your journey with Ranjana:🎓 Self-Paced Vocal Course – Introduction to Hindustani Vocal https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/vocalofferings2/p/introduction-to-hindustani-vocal-self-paced-course🎶 Swaranjali – Ranjana's Vocal Membership Program www.ranjanaghatak.com/swaranjali📸 Follow on Instagram: @ranjanaghatak🎵 Continue your journey with Ranjana:Free 20 min class https://www.ranjanaghatak.com🎓 Self-Paced Vocal Course – Introduction to Hindustani Vocal https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/vocalofferings2/p/introduction-to-hindustani-vocal-self-paced-course🎶 Swaranjali – Ranjana's Vocal Membership Program https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/swaranjali📸 Follow on Instagram: @ranjanaghatak
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In Conversation with Padma Bhushan Pandit Ajoy Chakrabarty | Indian Music Journeys with Ranjana S1E01
Pandit Ajoy Chakrabarty is one of India's most respected vocalists - loved and revered as both a performer and Guru. In this episode, Ranjana explores Panditji's relationship to creativity and music in addition to guidance to students who wish to develop their musicianship and understanding of the subject.Tanpura: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wUN8Dh8nzKQ&list=RDwUN8Dh8nzKQ&start_radio=1[01:05] Overview of Today's Session & The Impact of Indian Music[01:53] Note Names in Indian Music (Sa, Re, Ga, Ma, Pa, Dha, Ni)[02:51] Flat (Komal) and Sharp (Teevra) Notes[03:29] Genres: Classical (Khayal, Dhrupad), Semi-Classical, and Devotional (Bhajans)[04:12] What is a Raga? (Key Concepts and Characteristics)[05:04] Connection to Nature and Time of Day[07:09] How a Raga is Learned and Mastered[08:26] Notation Patterns (Paltas)[09:30] Key Instruments: The Tanpura (The Drone Effect)[11:21] Roles of Musicians and the Swarmandal (Auto-Harp)[13:08] The Tabla and Cyclical Rhythms (The Concept of Tala)[14:51] Accompanying Instruments (Harmonium, Sarangi, Esraj, Flute)[16:06] Structure of a Khayal Performance: From Slow to Fast[17:13] What is an Alap? (The Introduction to a Raga)[18:43] Section Breaks: Medium Tempo (Madhyalaya) and Fast Tempo (Drut)[19:44] What is a Tarana?[20:41] Typical Structure of a Concert[21:19] Conclusion, Course Announcement, and How to Connect🎵 Continue your journey with Ranjana:Free 20 min class https://www.ranjanaghatak.com🎓 Self-Paced Vocal Course – Introduction to Hindustani Vocal https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/vocalofferings2/p/introduction-to-hindustani-vocal-self-paced-course🎶 Swaranjali – Ranjana's Vocal Membership Program https://www.ranjanaghatak.com/swaranjali📸 Follow on Instagram: @ranjanaghatak
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Indian Music Journeys with Ranjana is a podcast exploring Indian classical and devotional music, through intimate conversations with musicians from and influenced by the Indian subcontinent, in addition to short episodes that unpack key concepts to guide your way in.
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