Indian classical music is a rich and ancient tradition that has been passed down for thousands of years. It is characterised by its use of intricate melodies and rhythms, and is heavily influenced by spiritual and religious themes. Continue reading Indian Classical Music
Q: Why do guitar and piano sound different even while playing the same note?
A: The “quality” of sound, also known as timbre, refers to the unique characteristics that distinguish one sound from another, even when they have the same pitch and loudness. Timbre is determined by the harmonic content, or the relative levels of different frequency components, of a sound. For example, the timbre of a guitar and a piano playing the same note will be different because the harmonic content of the two instruments is unique. Timbre is also affected by the way a sound is produced, such as the materials used to make the instrument and the technique of the player.
| Saanson se nahi Kadmon se nahi Mohabbat se chalti hai duniya Daulat se nahi taquat se nahi Mohabbat se chalti hai duniya, duniya |
Neither from the breath Nor from the steps The world moves due to love Neither from money nor by force The world moves due to love |
| तेरा चेहरा मुझे गुलाब लगे दोनो आलम में लाजवाब लगे दिन को देखूं तो आफ़ताब लगे शब को देखूं तो माहताब लगेरोज़ मिलते हो पर नहीं मिलते ऐसा मिलना भी मुझको ख्वाब लगे पढ़ता रहता हूँ तेरी सूरत को तेरी सूरत मुझे किताब लगेतेरा चेहरा मुझे … |
Your face looks like rose to me Looks amazing in both times Appears as Sun during the day Appears as Moon in the night You meet daily but are not really there Such meeting looks like dream to me Keep on reading your face Your face looks like book to meYour face …. |
| Raag Yaman ~ Flower’s Wish
Don’t wish to be woven in the ornaments of celestial beauty, Pluck me O’ forest gardener, |
राग यमन ~ पुष्प की अभिलाषा
चाह नहीं, मैं सुरबाला के गहनों में गूँथा जाऊँ, मुझे तोड़ लेना बनमाली, |
