vedang`s music

Harmonious, melodic, tuneful vibrations of the age old divine sounds, which has contemplative stupendous effect on mind, body and surroundings in the nature. It is a meditation. Based on breathing exercise Pranayam(naad yoga) .Breathing which inhales and excels for longer gives more oxygen to the body.Alap is the soul of the Raga. It shows the caliber of the musician. His capacity of intellection, mind’s eye, how far he could think of the boundaries of the thought with creative combination of melodic notes set to the rhythem.It takes years of practice to get command on the scale to perform freely. Every days practice brings the different shades to the raga, fulfillment of intense happiness, ecstasy, exaltation, euphoria the total bliss.Experience of supreme sound the Naad Brahma. About me- Performing vocals for last many years around the globe. Taught music in USA for ten years including one of the prestigious universities(MUM) at Fairfield Iowa. Worked for the Radio in North America as producer and host(musicals). http://www.youtube.com/user/MsVedang

Thursday, June 4, 2026

Today's music post.

Here is a valuable guidance for voice training—especially the emphasis on breath control, lower-octave practice, note-holding, and staying with one scale long enough to develop stability and depth.

A refined version for future posters could be:

🎵 Voice Development Tips 🎵

• Breathing exercises, similar to Pranayama, are essential for voice development. They strengthen the voice and improve control.

• Practice daily in the lower octave during the morning hours. Consistent practice gradually adds depth and richness to the voice.

• Sustain a single note for as long as possible. This develops breath control, stamina, and tonal steadiness.

• Remain on one scale for an extended period—perhaps a month or more—to gain confidence, accuracy, and perfection in that scale.

— Vedang B. Dharashive
Village Music Club, Almala


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