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MUSICS CLASS

NEAR REDCROSS BHAVAN, KAKKANAD, Kakkanad, Ernakulam - 682030
SREEJA

Working Hours

Monday 09:00 AM To 04:00 PM

Tuesday 09:00 AM To 06:30 PM

Wednesday 09:00 AM To 06:30 PM

Thursday 09:00 AM To 06:30 PM

Friday 09:00 AM To 06:30 PM

Saturday 10:30 AM To 06:30 PM

Sunday 09:00 AM To 05:30 PM

About MUSICS CLASS

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According to the Vedas, a Veena player is said to be a master of Sruthis. It is not enough if one knows merely to play the Veena. He/she should know the secrets of the instrument and how it responds to a devoted votary. It can even make him reach Moksha or final beatitude according to the sloka from the Yajnavalkya sruthi:“Veena Vaadhana tathwagjna suthi jaathi visharadhaha thaalagjnanascha aprayaasena Moksha margam sa gachchathi”.
One, who knows the mysteries of playing the Veena and is adept in Sruthi and jãthi and has a sound knowledge of Tala, effortlessly finds himself on the way to Moksha.
“Darshnasparshanechaasya Bhogaswargaapavargadhe Puneetho Viprahathyaadhi Paathakaihpathitham janam
Dandahshambhurumaa Thanthree kakubhah kamalapathihi Indiraapathrikaa Brahma Thumbu Naabhih saraswathee
Dorako Vaasukeerjeeva Sudhamshuh Saarika Ravihi Sarvadevamayee thasmaath Veeneeyam Sarvamangalaa”.
The meaning is like this: Even if one sees or touches the Veena it bestows comfort both during and after one’s lifetime. It cleanses and purifies all sins and evils of not only the downtrodden but also of those who have committed heinous crimes. The Author further attributes different Gods to the different parts of the Veena. Lord Siva in the body, Parvathi in the strings, Vishnu in the bridge, Lakshmi in the Main resonator, Brahma in the secondary resonator, Saraswathi in the naabhi (center part of the chest board which resonates the sound), Vasuki the serpent king in the pegs, Moon in the Jeevala (the cotton thread pieces used between the string and the bridge) and Sun God in the frets, and thus all Gods are invoked in the Veena, and hence it is indeed a very auspicious instrument.
The Indian Veena has always been considered as an instrument of the Gods and hence the name ‘Divine instrument’ has been attributed to it. From the earliest times, the Veena has been a guiding star for the development of Indian Music in general. But Carnatic music cherished the Veena and the Yazh as gifts of the gods and through centuries of study and experiment, coaxed out of them a system of music that has no parallel in the whole world.

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