Podcasts about konnakol

Contemporary A Cappella and Jazz artist, musician and composer, Lisa Young has found Konnakol - a South Indian vocal rendering of wordless percussion syllables as the most detailed and structured form of that class. Lisa plays an instrumental part of two musical groups: Coco's Lunch and The Lisa Young Quartet. - கர்நாடக கச்சேரி மேடைகளில் தனிக் கலைஞரால் இசைக்கப்பட்டு வந்த கொன்னக்கோல் (வாயால் சொற்கட்டுகளை இசைக்கும் முறை), தற்காலத்தில் இன்னொரு தாளவாத்திய இசைக்கலைஞரால் இசைக்கப்படும் கருவிகளில் இன்னுமொன்று என்று ஆகிவிட்ட நிலையில், அதன் அருமையைப் புரிந்த மேற்கத்திய இசைக்கலைஞர்கள் பலர் அதனை இப்பொழுது முன்னெடுத்து வருகிறார்கள்.

Konnakol video clipHosts:Eric Rasmussen, PhD in Music Education, Temple University. Three-year student of Dr. Edwin Gordon. Chair, Early Childhood Music, Peabody Preparatory, Johns Hopkins University Author of Harmonic Learning Sequence curriculum: Dr. Eric's Book of Songs and Chants including Harmonic Learning Sequence.Beau Taillefer - Guitarist (jazz and classical), music educator, intellectual https://www.beautaillefer.cainfo@beautaillefer.ca

Welcome to episode 2 of 'This Week In Guitar', the podcast where we round up and discuss the latest and greatest guitar videos on the net from the past week! A playlist of all the videos discussed in this podcast can be found here: https://guitarapp.com/topics/this-week-in-guitar In this episode, Paul Davids' simple riff breaks our brains and gets us chatting about Tommy Emmanuel's approach to complex guitar parts, Konnakol and Dan's beef with complex time signatures. Next up, we explore JHS's video on cheap overdrive pedals, the Bad Monkey-gate fallout and delve into the pitfalls of tone-chasing and why limitations are good for creativity. Rhett Shull's video on what separates pro guitarists from the rest sets us off on the importance of good time-feel, AC/DC, clapping on the 2 & 4, and metronome tricks. Jens Larsen's 5 easy songs to teach you jazz gives Dan hope of breaking into jazz 25 years into his guitar-playing career. Extreme are back with 2 new singles! We react to Banshee, #Rebel and explore why they sound so refreshing, what makes Nuno Bettencourt so good and why tonal harmony may have arisen in Europe of all places.. Peter Gabriel's open letter about A.I. sparks a discussion about sampling, Grimes and David Bowie. Bryan tries to make sense of Polyphia's success after Dan watches Tim Henson POV video. Rick Beato's video on Ed Sheeran vs. Marvin Gaye sparks a discussion on the state of music copyright.

Den makalösa fortsättningen av vårt möte medlegendaren Mattias IA Eklundh (Freak Kitchen)fortsätter och vi manglar frågor om Inspelningstekniker, Konnakol, Gaming, Frihet och givande hundpromenader.Hans svar överlevererar.10 snabba med Christopher avslöjar sanningar viinte trodde fanns, och håll i er, det blir mycketavslöjanden!Mattias är fortfarande givetvis fruktansvärt trevlig!Mycket nöje!-Musiksnacket, ”… jag är en fridens man, jag källsorterar”Välkomna! Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

I'm dropping a Holi mega mix early in the show along with plenty of vibrant, feel good records, international party anthems, world music, plus a little bit of Carnatic and Konnakol fusion! We're also playing Bollywood and world dance remixes from DJ Suraj, DJ Dalal London, Tesher and myself. The show also features amazing ethnic-inspired underground music from Savera Mehta, Rusha & Blizza, Darama, Stylo and Space Motion. Mon 10pm PST, Tue 7pm UK, Tue 2pm EST, and Tue 11.30pm for listeners in India. Hosted by DJ and music producer: @viktoreus 

Rūta Vitkauskaitė is a composer, performer and curator whose work in music crosses conventional boundaries. She studied at the Lithuanian Academy of Music before moving to London to complete her PhD at The Royal Academy of Music. Her music has been described as 'resembling natural forces - seemingly unorganised and chaotic forces sticking together a highly dynamic, vital and unpredictable whole, always generating an active emotion'. While living in the UK, ​Rūta has developed an interest in music education and is currently initiator of CoMA, Contemporary Music for All, Glasgow branch.   Daina apie medį, upę, jūrą ir žemę (Song about the tree, river, sea and earth) Chrysalis Lithuanian National Orchestra and Jude Carlton Canntaireachd Joanna Nicholson (Bass Clarinet) - Part of Modern Chants Project   Ear to the Ground keeps you in the loop with interviews and gig alerts from Scotland's top-notch composers. Hosted by Aileen Sweeney and Ben Eames. Sound edited by Mia Eames. Website Links: https://www.eartothegroundscotland.com/ https://rutavitkauskaite.weebly.com/  

durée : 00:07:01 - Tendez l'oreille du samedi 27 novembre 2021 - par : Christophe Dilys - Plongée dans une pratique de l'Inde du Sud : le Konnakol, l'art de la percussion vocale, qui accroît notre perception du temps, et permet de mémoriser des phrases rythmiques d'une haute complexité.

Join the mailing list to transform as a writer - https://writinghabit.in/ MC Mawali aka Aklesh Sutar is a Marathi rapper. He believes in staying true to his roots by singing in both Marathi and Hindi. His rap songs often follow Konnakol rhythms. He is a member of Swadesi - a crew of DJs, MCs and graffiti artists in Mumbai. In this episode of Dostcast, Shaatir and MC Mawali talk about changes climbing brought to their life, teachings of Krishnamurti, and influence of classical music that shaped Aklesh's rap. Follow MC Mawali on - Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/mc_mawali/ YouTube - @Swadesi Movement 0:00 Jiddu Krishnamurti 11:20 How a music video is shot? 16:22 Writing process to come up with a rhyme 23:40 Beauty of classical music 31:05 How MC Mawali got introduced to climbing 36:00 Become a better writer 37:30 Teachings by Krishnamurti and dismissing the concept of 'self' 45:15 "Climbing changed everything" 54:20 Book recommendation by Aklesh - Glassbead Game 58:00 Ideas that influence MC Mawali 1:04:20 "Keep Writing" == If you like intellectual podcasts, SUBSCRIBE to my second channel - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUZKgnv37gn6s0lIRc4IyjA == Connect with me Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shaatir_yt/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/VinamreKasanaa LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vinamre-kasanaa-b8524496/ == About Shaatir: Shaatir tumhaara wo dost hai jo haraamzaadgi aur creativity ka mishran karke ye dikhaata hai ki buraai acchi hai. Apne andar ki buraai ko jaaniye. Ussey dariye matt. #MCMawali #SwadesiMovement #IndianRap == Credits Producer: Hrithik Talwar Editor: Yatharth Bhavsar Thumbnail: Vishnu Sarraf

On our ninth episode of Indian Artpreneur, Season 1, Victory against the odds, we speak to Raphaëlle Brochet, whose never ending journey into the world of global performing arts and music has lead to her becoming a truly powerful and inspiring performer. Her versatility and dedication to learn have all fed into her unique sound. Born to musician parents, Raphaëlle grew up in family surrounded by jazz, and destined to be an artist. She started her career at the age of 17 by recording an album with Floris Nico-Bunink (Mingus, Billy Holliday) under the label Daybreak. Her studies began at the Poitiers Conservatory in France where she studied the piano for three years. She graduated from the Nantes Conservatory and deepened her knowledge of jazz in Canada, where she received a scholarship from the University of Montreal. She then spent a year in New York City to write music for her project KrsTal, blending jazz and Indian music traditions. In parallel to her jazz studies, Raphaëlle went to South India for more than 17 years to study Carnatic singing with Sarada Thota and konnakol with Ghatam Govindarajan. Then she received a full scholarship from the Wesleyan University, USA, to study with B.Balasubrahmaniyan and D.Nelson, and then got a Masters of Ethnomusicology from one of the highest ranked universities of the world. She is very involved in cross-disciplinary collaborations, like theater (the Jena Theaterhaus; Théâtre de Satrouville; Bruital Compagnie), dance (Kadek Puspasari; Stephanie Roussel, Compagnie Kalavati) and collaborated on a documentary with film director Amin Moghadam: Le Souffle d’Allégresse (Iran)

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Social media sensation B.C. Manjunath is a mridangam and Konnakol master and a dedicated advocate for music education. A celebrated artist specialized in Classical Indian music, Manju is also well versed in western music notation and collaborates with artists worldwide, including Akram Khan, the renowned English dancer and choreographer of Bangladeshi descent.

“I allow it to be what it is.” Steve Smith is a treasure to drumming culture. He was inducted into the “Rock and Roll Hall of Fame”, he’s been awarded many times over in the industry including the Modern Drummer readers poll where he was voted “Best All-Around Drummer” five years in a row. The list goes on and on and you will always find him on the top 100 drummers of all time lists as well. There is no question that Steve Smith is one of the finest drummers in history. He is probably best known to most people as the drummer for Journey. He would end up recording six albums, including Journey’s most popular album “Escape”, during his tenure with them. However, regardless of his massive success with Journey, Steve is a jazz drummer at heart. He has been the bandleader of his group Vital Information since the early seventies and of course, in between has been a sideman for artists such as Jean-Luc Ponty, Steps Ahead, Dweezil Zappa, Bryan Adams, Savage Garden and many others. What I find personally fascinating about Steve is his evolution as a musician. When I watch performances from the ’70s and ’80s, I hear a completely different Steve Smith than what he is today. With his introduction to Carnatic music by the great Zakir Hussain, Steve’s path went far in that direction. If you look at his path of development, he has had many deep periods of growth. In my opinion, I can’t think of many drummers who have mastered as many disciplines within drumming as Steve has. I would imagine that Steve will always be on a path of discovery and refinement with music and drumming. Even quite recently, since COVID-19, he has stated that he has gone back to basics, practicing slowly. Even after over 60 years of playing the drums, Steve is still going back to basics to continue improving and evolving and that is truly inspiring.   You Will Hear About…. Steve’s headaches with being a bandleader. How Steve allows musicians’ true selves to alter the delivery of his music. The fascinating story of how Steve was introduced to Carnatic and Hindustani music. Steve’s approach to learning new music quickly. Steve’s drum art. Steve on pursuing our creative passions. Steve’s experience adapting and transitioning to learning how to play with a click. The value of seeing live music.   Why Should You Listen? Well, an interview with Steve Smith is not something to pass on. He has so much knowledge that is backed up by profound levels of experience. He is someone we should be listening to and learning from. Besides that, his story about how he learned Konnakol and his time with Zakir is truly fascinating stuff.   Steve’s Socials Instagram Facebook Twitter Website   Follow ‘Drumeo Gab’ Instagram Facebook YouTube   Photo: Ronn Dunnett

WARNING: This episode contains too many notes.

Rohan Krishnamurthy ist Leiter einer eigenen Musikschule, tourt international und ist ein gefragter Interpret indischer Musik, die er gern mit modernen Genres wie Funk verbindet. Wir haben über musikalische Ausbildung in Indien, indische klassische Musik das Verhältnis von Lehrer und Schüler gesprochen. Gegen Ende gibt es von Rohan sogar eine erste Lesson, um an die bekannte indische Rhythmussprache "Solkattu" heranzuführen. Viel Spaß beim Reinhören! Buch zum Erlernen von Konnakol für Anfänger & Fortgeschrittene: https://amzn.to/2ZsNLP5 Rohan's Website: http://www.rohanrhythm.com Die Dissertation gibt es unter: https://www.proquest.com/products-services/dissertations/

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Jan Zehrfeld of Panzerballett shares his expertise in tuplets and polyrhythms.