Types of Saptak in Indian Classical Music | Mandra, Madhya & Taar Saptak | & Vocal Lesson

[00:00:02]Hello, Sat Sri Akal Ji, I am Praveen Mehra, I am here before you today with my lesson. Today's lesson, which is mine, is the subject of the lesson, which I myself say consists of seven vowels. There are seven vowels, what is the seventh vowel?

[00:00:22]I will tell you about that.

[00:00:25]Okay, please. Let's tell you about Saptak today.

[00:00:28]What is Saptak?

[00:00:32]If you understand these things, then it will be easy for you to sing a song.

[00:00:40]Let's tell you Saptak today. Let's see what Saptak is. Let's tell you Saptak. Let's see Satak Dhar Satak I will start you from Madhya Sat.

[00:02:28]What do we call Madhya Sat, which we call normal, all the people.

[00:02:34]You must be hearing the sound of "Meen Saga Padha Ni".

[00:02:45]Just look at the example here, it is written up to Ni.

[00:02:49]See, only Ni is written up to Ni. I have written all the songs up to now, I have not written the word "sa". Here, the simpleton has seen that when the upper "sa" comes, the upper voice comes, right, the upper "sah" comes, look, as soon as the upper "sah" starts, this string has come all the way, right, this string "saptak" has come, there is a dot on it, look carefully, this dot is on it, I will show you the dot, you will see carefully, other people, look, look, there is a dot on the string "sapta" as many as the vowels, look, all the vowels are on the string "sapta", the whole voice becomes sharp and thin, because this string "sat" you speak in the vowels of the string "saptak", you speak in Punjabi, you speak in the vowels of the string "saptak", you do not know, then you speak because it is loud, in its loud voice, we call it " saptak", the second one comes, our middle "saptak" which is called by normal or middle class people. Those middle class people who are neither poor nor very rich are called middle, as we call them, normal, they do not say "sa re ga madha ni ni" even though they say "sa re" when they say "sa re" the second "sa" before the upper "sa" starts, it is called "madhya saptak" now it comes, it is " mandir saptak" or as I start "sa" it is "sa" before that "sa" it is "sa" before "sa" it is "sa" it is "da" it is "da" it is "sa" remember this formula, it will come before "sa" then "nachla ni" all "na" then "da" its sound "mandir saptak" it comes in the base, it is called "mandir saptak" one " mandir saptak" middle saptak "dhar saptak" these three things take a photo of them.

[00:04:39]Temple Saptak, Madhya Saptak, Tara Saptak, okay, these are our Saptaks, our songs are sung in the midst of this music, even in the Saptaks.

[00:04:47]Now Nussar Sahib always sang on a high scale, and Hana used to sing on a high scale. All the songs they sang were high-scoring. Okay, listen to the sweet sweet sound of the spinning wheel, I remember it, my heart is ringing, I remember it, I will not celebrate the month of Mahi, I will celebrate the happiness, Tar Sahib, Mahi will come and celebrate the happiness, look, I have gone up, I will not celebrate, everyone sings, all the mothers have come to the upper door, it is called Tar Sapt, we will celebrate Tar Sam Madh, in the word of Ustad, the temple journey, Sani Dhap, Sani Da Paga, this Madhya Saptak has come, as soon as this Saptak has come to us, you have come to know about it, you sit at home, do the Saptak, the first Saptak will come, Madhya Saptak, which people like Madhya call like Sa Re Ga Ma Dha Ni, after that the temple Saptak would have a low voice, Sa Ni Dha Mag Re and Tar could sing, its voice would be thin, the whole voice would be drawn, Tar Sat, you have learned so much about the scale, then today I have told you about Saptak.

[00:06:54]Take a picture of the school, and for those who don't know Punjabi, take a picture of English too. Please, I will give you a description of both. Please take a photo of it for those who don't know English or Punjabi. Hello, those who don't know Punjabi, I am speaking Hindi.

[00:07:09]You can also draw a picture of it.

[00:07:12]You can also click the picture of this sub. I am speaking in Hindi as well. I am speaking in Punjabi as well. I am speaking in English. If you understand everything, then draw a picture of this. Today's scale of the week is complete. Today, my lesson for today is complete.

[00:07:30]Practice this. Read it. First, I was ready.

[00:07:33]All the cows were water. Now, the second week has come.

[00:07:36]And after that, the scale of the scale has also been learned. The week has been learned. The vowel has been learned. So, you will understand the song.

[00:07:45]Thank you.