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In Lesson 5 of the Indian Classical Vocal Lessons series, we practice Thaat Khamaj swar sadhana up to Pancham (Pa) of Taar Saptak, following the authentic Khamaj grammar:

Shuddh Nishad (Ni) in Aroh

Komal Nishad (ni) in Avroh

This structured exercise helps students clearly internalize the Khamaj thaat framework, which forms the foundation for many popular ragas such as Raga Khamaj, Desh, Tilak Kamod, Jhinjhoti, and more.

🎯 What this lesson focuses on:

Accurate aaroh–avroh movement of Thaat Khamaj

Smooth voice transition up to Taar Saptak Pancham

Strengthening pitch clarity while handling dual Nishad usage

Preparing the voice for Raga Khamaj–based compositions and bandishes

This lesson is ideal for beginners building strong fundamentals as well as intermediate learners refining raga grammar and upper-octave control.

🎶 Practice daily with tanpura support for best results.

🔁 Series Reference (Watch in Order)

Lesson 1–2: Nishad Swar Sadhana (Basic to Khamaj-based)

Lesson 3: Nishad Practice with Shuddh & Komal Ni

Lesson 4: Mastering Nishad in Taar Saptak

Lesson 5: Thaat Khamaj Practice up to Taar Saptak Pancham

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⏱️ Suggested Time Tags (Chapters)

00:00 – Lesson Overview
00:12 – overview of the notes @ 60 BPM
01:56– @ 120 bpm
03:40 – @240 bpm
05:10 – Riyaz Tips & Continuity Guidance

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