ABGMVM Praveshika Purna - Level 3
About The Course
Praveshika Purna, a level 3 exam is perfect for intermediate level singers or who are learning for 2 years.
The course introduces the concept of Bada Khayal, Vilambit Singing. Besides, students also learn 7-9 different ragas. This exam involves both Practical and Theory paper.
Prerequisites
- Spardha Method Book 3
- Praveshika Pratham
Topics Covered
- Introduction to Vilambit and Bada Khayal Forms
- Singing and Culture of Dhrupad - Dhamaar
- Different forms of singing like Tarana
- Concept of Swar Vistaar
- Chota Khayal of Raag Bhairav, Kedar, Bilawal, Tilak Kamod, Bhairavi, Vrundawani Sarang etc
- Music Theory and Notation Writing
Learning Outcomes You Can Expect
- Do Swar Vistaar in Bada Khayal along with Aalap and Taans
- Demonstrate Ekpat, Dupat, Chaupat of different Taals
- Sing Dhrupad Dhamar
- Proficiency in singing Chota Khayal of at least 5-6 Ragas
- Write bandishes in Bhatkhande/Paluskar format
- Distinguish between the 9-10 ragas mentioned
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- Duration: 10-12 months
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6 Months
- Session duration: 60 Minutes each
- No. of sessions: 24
- Format: 1:1 with Teacher
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12 Months
- Session duration: 60 Minutes each
- No. of sessions: 48
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18 Months
- Session duration: 60 Minutes each
- No. of sessions: 72
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