Datu Svarasĭatu means skip/zigzag patterns of svaras. You are expected to spend a lot more time on this module. This module comes with more challenging form of janta svaras that will put to test abilities that you acquired in the previous module. These Janta patterns also teach you breath control, transition accuracy and svara transitions.
Practising them in medium speed first is important to improve svara precision. In this module we learn the fundamental patterns of svaras appearing in the form of a Janta, in medium speed (Janta patterns are not to be done in slow speed). Janta is a pattern in Carnatic music where each svara is sung twice, ‘hitting’ the repeated svara. Take your time and do your best! Simple Janta Svaras Each lesson has intricate movements between svaras that are challenging for a beginner.
This module has advanced sarali svaras that put all the skills you acquired till now to test. This module brings you few zigzag patterns to get you started on moving briskly and precisely between svaras. Vignesh Ishwar, your instructor for this course demonstrating a conceptĪ zigzag pattern of svaras improves your vocal dexterity with svaras.
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Dhatu svaras teach you how to make big jumps between svaras. Janta svaras teach you how to sing doublets of svaras, which incidentally, is also a specific form of gamaka.
Sarali svaras are simple patterns with increasing level of complexity. These exercises help you learn the fundamental abilities that enable you to sing complex melodies later on. On practising each exercise, the student gets instant feedback to improve from. This course “Learn to sing patterns”, comes packed with various exercises of Carnatic singing patterns divided into Sarali, Janta and Dhatu varishais/svaras, along with videos that explain these concepts and their importance.
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