1. How do I find the notes of a song?

Steps

1. Listen to the song over and over. ...

2. Count out the rhythm of the song as you listen. ...
3. Break the melody down into parts. ...
4. Sing along with the song. ...
5. Identify the first note of the melody. ...
6. Write out your notes in sequence. ...
7. Work out the easiest way to play the melody on your instrument.

2. What are the full forms of the seven Swaras?

The seven notes of the musical scale in Indian classical music are shadja (षड् ज), rishabha (ऋषभ), gandhara (गान्ध
dhaivata (धैवत) and nishada (निषाद). These seven swaras are shortened to Sa, Ri (Carnatic) or Re (Hindustani),

Significance of these seven notes of sur is as follows.

Sa (For Agni Devta), Re means Rishabh (For Brahamma Devta), Ga means Gandhar (For Goddess Saraswati), M
Pa means Pancham (For Goddess Laxmi), Dha means Dhaivata (For Lord Ganesha) and Ni means Nishad (For S

How many Sarali Varisai are there?

Sarali Varisai : 1 - 14 (All three speeds

What is Jathi?
Jathi. Jathi of a tālam specifies beat count of the rhythm cycle.

What is the meaning of Carnatic music?

Carnatic music, Karnāṭaka saṃgīta, or Karnāṭaka saṅgītam, is a system of musiccommonly associated with sou
of Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu, as well as Sri Lanka. ... Carnatic music is a
compositions.

What are the 7 musical notes?

The seven notes of music are: a, b, c, d, e, f, and g

Part 3 Finding the Key by Ear

1. Find the tonic note. The tonic, or first note in the scale, will sound right just about anywhere in the song.
2. Test the tonic. ...
3. Determine if the song is in a major or a minor key. ...
4. Test some chords. ...
5. Sing along with songs. ...
6. Practice your new skill. ...
7. Check your findings.

Is playing by ear a gift?

Some people have a gift known as perfect pitch, that is, they are able to tell from listening to a specific note or c
you toplay a song by ear, but also play a song in any key. For example, you hear the first three notes of the mel

NOTATIONS USED: In these lessons, a few symbols are used. Check the symbols page for more information, b
= ma, p = pa, d = da, n = ni lowercase notes (s r g m p d n) = notes in normal (middle) octave uppercase notes (S
octave note + dot (s. r. g. m. p. d. n.) = notes in lower (keezh, mandra) octave note + apostrophe (S' R' G' M' P' D
note + two dots (s.. r.. g.. m.. p.. d.. n..) = notes in octave below lower (anu mandra) vertical bar (|) = taaLam div
vertical bar (||) = end of one taaLa cycle dash (-) = separation of phrases. You must sing so that each phrases is c
dashes occur.

This lesson in four speeds First speed - one note per unit 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | s r g m p d n S Second speed -
Third speed - four notes per unit srgm pdnS Sndp mgrs srgm pdnS Sndp mgrs Fourth speed - eight notes per uni

While notating, thara sthayi swarams are written with a dot above them, and ati-thara sthayi swarams with two d
below the swaram is added. For anumandra sthayi, two dots below each swaram are added.