Aayat| Notation| Tutorial| Part 3| Amit Kumar Rath

Hello guys, Here is My New Video, where I have given the Part 3 (the Kawali Part - ye teri aur meri) notation of the Popular song Aayat from Movie Bajirao Mastani. Which is sang by Arjit ji. As you know, it is purely classical based. So you guys will find out this part bit difficult. because it's a bit faster than rest of the song. As I told u in my videos which part is faster make them small and slow to riyaz perfectly and know the swars used inside of those parts. And you will find some changes in my video formats. As I was playing the original song segments as a reference for u guys in my previous videos. but I face some copyright issues with it. So in this video, the original audio parts are muted. Also, I used a lower scale for explaining the Notations. so all of you 1st practice with this scale by watching my video, later on, u can change the scale according to your voice range. I hope my Channel and its videos will be helpful to u all. So pls encourage us by GIve us lot of subscribe, likes and shares. wait for the next video to get the final part of its notation. And for Beginners, please before watching these notation videos of mine. please get some knowledge about swars. For the guidelines check my 1st video of my channel. here is the link https://youtu.be/KrPGuNLwaC0 Original Song Link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=85LA5... My video Credits : Singer: Amit Kumar Rath ( Me) Notation Making: Amit Kumar Rath ( Me) video editing and arrangements: Pradyumna Maharana This video is completely for "Educational Purpose". All the segment of the original song used as a reference or as an example. Please Share, Support and subscribe connect with me : facebook: www.facebook.com/bollywoodtrails/ Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.