how can i sing sad song
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You have to get means of lyrics and feel as it is then practice
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Any Ragas can be taken for singing a sad song. It is how we use the swara usage, which brings the mood of happiness or melancholy. Singers are also actors in front of Mic. If we pronounce the words according to the language - 50% of the feel can be brought. Rest 50% act and sing according to the meaning...
read more Any Ragas can be taken for singing a sad song. It is how we use the swara usage, which brings the mood of happiness or melancholy. Singers are also actors in front of Mic. If we pronounce the words according to the language - 50% of the feel can be brought. Rest 50% act and sing according to the meaning of the lyrics which matches to the situation to bring out the entire mood of the situation. read less
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Emoting is a very important facet of vocal music. Feel the song, take time to get into the mood and then attempt to sing it.
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Get the feel of the song right. One good way is to first recite the lyrics in the correct meter and pronounce as if you're talking to someone. Do this 10-15 times, then it's just about singing as if you are conveying the same message. For instance, "tu hi re tere bina mai kaise jiyu" can be expressed...
read more Get the feel of the song right. One good way is to first recite the lyrics in the correct meter and pronounce as if you're talking to someone. Do this 10-15 times, then it's just about singing as if you are conveying the same message. For instance, "tu hi re tere bina mai kaise jiyu" can be expressed in multiple ways. Get the feel right by really imagining the situation and making it clear in your head. Rest is just extrapolation read less
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Hi Sudeep, I agree to Ramesh. If you have musical background already, then it should be easy for you to pick up the tunes. Otherwise, focus on the lyrics byheart them understand the lyrics. Keep singing along with the tunes and you will automatically pick up the song within a week of practice. Nothing...
read more Hi Sudeep, I agree to Ramesh. If you have musical background already, then it should be easy for you to pick up the tunes. Otherwise, focus on the lyrics byheart them understand the lyrics. Keep singing along with the tunes and you will automatically pick up the song within a week of practice. Nothing better than understanding the lyrics and singing it, especially the emotional songs. read less
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take saveri raaga or sindhu bairavi raaga to sing sand songs
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Keep listening to the song until u get involved with the raga...... that's how beginners should start learning.
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First you learn second you practice third you try to understand the them.
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Shwetha Devanahally
Carnatic Vocalist And PlayBack Singer
Hi, To sing a sad song you don't have to be sad. Every song has beautiful lyrics. Feeling the lyric is what is important. First read the lyirc and understand it. Read it out loud on and on till you get the meaning and till you are involved in the song. Once you understand the theme of the song start...
read more Hi, To sing a sad song you don't have to be sad. Every song has beautiful lyrics. Feeling the lyric is what is important. First read the lyirc and understand it. Read it out loud on and on till you get the meaning and till you are involved in the song. Once you understand the theme of the song start giving or incorporating feelings of you own. In this way you can give any sort of feeling to any song. read less
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Sowmya S
karnataka sangeeta amruta vaani
For any song vocal expression, modulation and feel is very important. You have to know the meaning of the song, feel it and then sing with proper notes.
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