Carnatic Vocal 101 by Ranjitha Harish

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Voice basics: Learn breathing techniques, pitch control, rhythm, and improve pronunciation and diction.
Swara exercises: Practice Saralee swaras, Janta swaras, Dhatu swaras, Alankaras, and Geethas.
Theory: Understand Carnatic music theory, including ragas, talas, and basic notation.
Semi-Classical Songs: Explore compositions by Annamacharya and Ramadasu Keerthanas.
Bhajans: Sing devotional songs in the Carnatic style.
Improving musical skills: Focus on Sruthi, Thala, and diction.

Voice basics: Learn breathing techniques, pitch control, rhythm, and improve pronunciation and diction.
Swara exercises: Practice Saralee swaras, Janta swaras, Dhatu swaras, Alankaras, and Geethas.
Theory: Understand Carnatic music theory, including ragas, talas, and basic notation.
Semi-Classical Songs: Explore compositions by Annamacharya and Ramadasu Keerthanas.
Bhajans: Sing devotional songs in the Carnatic style.
Improving musical skills: Focus on Sruthi, Thala, and diction.

Develop a strong foundation in Carnatic music, including voice basics, Sruthi (pitch), Thala (rhythm), and proper pronunciation and diction.
Master swara exercises such as Saralee swaras, Janta swaras, Dhatu swaras, Alankaras, and Geethas to enhance proficiency in melodic patterns.
Acquire theoretical knowledge of essential concepts in Carnatic music, such as the Melakarta system, ragas, and tala structures.
Gain familiarity with semi-classical songs by composers like Annamacharya and Ramadasu, and sing bhajans with devotion and emotions.
Improve the ability to sing in tune (Sruthi) and maintain proper rhythm (Thala), along with clear and precise diction.