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[@roopatiwari7064]

This guy is a master in playing Ghatam. Hats off to you. As i am an indian and also understand the beat well ,i just loved it , it cant be explained in my words.

[@srivenkateswarimedia2677]

im looking for his name ?

[@shahshakib8515]

@@srivenkateswarimedia2677 vikku vinayakram

[@omradiocom]

I completely agree. I have studied this instrument now with T.H. Subash Chandran and V. Gopalkrisnan, and I can tell you, it is amazing to see the wonderful playing of Vikku. It is genuine. I'm thankful for you posting this clip and that we support these artists. The music's impact is immediate and sincere and that cuts through the comments of unknowing critics. Vikku's articulation is distinct and personal. And I never thought I'd be able to recognize the differences between ghatam artists.

[@Sushumna72]

Thank you. Amazing. Inspiring. I love how he's so into it and he feels the music with all his body. He is one with the rhythm. One with the vibrations. Vikku playing with L. Shankar on violin and Zakhir Hussein on tabla is one of the most inspiring and potent combinations EVER! As an aside -- I saw a really good ghatam player last night with Prasanna -- his name was S. Karthick. Check him out too!

[@dr.heiter3740]

wow..such a beaitiful ghatam playing.....hats off

[@ultimategurumusic]

PRATIM ROY Thank you for the kind words ! :)

[@rajeevratnalikar5142]

The ghatam speaks ... Dhirnadhin dhrkit... music is air and water combined for westerns... It's air fire water earth and the," prana" the thrust and fineness i. Handling them.... Pranam

[@martinluson4596]

Wow same time as my birth day what a magic

[@ultimategurumusic]

Chaprapist, thanks for your comments. I agree completely on the level of maturity required to truly appreciate Vikkuji's genius on this piece. Even to get this sound is impossible for "regular" folks..We have the same ghatam he is playng here and can't even get a tenth of the dynamics he is getting ;-)

[@greeshmamunna3244]

Really exellent

[@greeshmamunna3244]

🙏🙏

[@kingas1992]

the real head banging!! awesome play

[@goindigo23]

0:56 is where the beast unleashes

[@anastasiasultana1496]

Wonderful, amazing

[@swamikrishnaaatma7583]

#FANtastic!

[@abscrete]

amazing!!! great groove!!!

[@gabrielmcwethy3441]

This is SO good! I love ths ghatam

[@idealthinker101]

12 years old video, still there is fresh music

[@AnonymousMusician]

respect the guy.. he's awesome.. but his hair.. omg.. i cant stop cracking up!

[@ultimategurumusic]

Thank you Sushumna..feels great when others are as inspired as we were producing this performance/instructional DVD. yes you said it best - vikku is completely one with the rhythm. I have heard Karthik too, and he is very good, though I didnt know he plays with Prasanna. thanks for sharing your thoughts!

[@7raoman]

wow.....

[@RjBenjamin353]

Great instrument and great for making charro beans.

[@ultimategurumusic]

Thank you Omradio. I have a lot of respect for your works and appreciate your music production with Subash Chandran in particular! It is important that we support these maestros in bringing their genius to the larger music community

[@firojali3985]

Very nice 👍👍👍👍

[@sumkiagarwal5217]

Very good

[@bennyleo8453]

amazing

[@OneBigRetard]

Vikku!!!!

[@Nepalimetalhead]

With his Majestic Mullet...

[@sirvidia]

it's a slickback, therefore not short on top, therefore not technically a mullet

[@vdubwhore]

omg!hes pullin all of those sounds out of one!!!

[@mr.indian8591]

Wow♥️

[@vishaldeshmukh6435]

I think he is vishnu vinayakam the great ghat vadak.

[@mehul42]

Awesome playing.

[@sammullen528]

AYEEEEE

[@ultimategurumusic]

Thanks dnikhilrao. isnt it amazing that those shakti rhythms were actually composed by Vikkuji ? Seeing his virtuosity, one is hardly surprised. yes His son Selwwa is another maestro, and I believe modern drummer mag rated him top 5 percussionists in the world. Vikku's other son UmaShankar is for me,the best ghatam player. See him on some of our other videos on youube. v=Vikku has such a inspiring family of maestros...brilliant yet so humble. Thanks for your comments and sharing your thoughts.

[@MrNidumolu]

GOD GRACE

[@rupeshojha4339]

Wahhh

[@martinluson4596]

Tipos

[@ultimategurumusic]

@spexis : Thanks :)

[@opus88888]

Why do you say he can not play more complex talas than you?

[@thelousyllama]

What is that musical instrument called. It looks like a vase

[@prajwalbm132]

thelousyllama it's called GHATTAM ..... used in Carnatic music as a percussion instrument .......it accompays the vocalist soon after his every rendition..... the person n the video is Vidwan Vikku Vinayakaraman, a Grammy awardee ... who had accompanied MS Subbalakshmi, Queen of Carnatic music, when she had performed in United Nations General Assembly..

[@prajwalbm132]

thelousyllama it's called GHATTAM ..... used in Carnatic music as a percussion instrument .......it accompays the vocalist soon after his every rendition..... the person n the video is Vidwan Vikku Vinayakaraman, a Grammy awardee ... who had accompanied MS Subbalakshmi, Queen of Carnatic music, when she had performed in United Nations General Assembly.. It's from South India.

[@anastasiasultana1496]

thelousyllama it's called ghatam

[@quartzx5711]

It's in the title...

[@christinaperri5990]

It's ghatam

[@prajwalbm132]

For anyone who don't know... . .. He's a motherfucking GRAMMY AWARD winner........ which I'm sure none of you have won, including me.

[@Sackmootch]

Zakir Hussein as well I believe.

[@arachnid83]

Vikku Vinayagam

[@godogism]

up tp 0:5 , its a NEPALI beat ..played on NEPALI musical instrument called MADAL.

[@aldar98]

it's instructional, not skill show

[@banke1a1]

U really r clueless about one mastering the art of a particular form, let alone know anything about South-Indian classical ragas, rn't u? So I wouldn't n shouldn't be offended by your ignorant comments but I have complete respect n admiration for Guru Vikku so yes I will defend his penance of mastering the ghatam by saying "keep ur fcukin opinion to ur self". He is known to the world for the instrument he plays be it a real drum or a pot of clay, what have u achieved in life compared to him?

[@shajithomas3267]

Mohit Sharma yes brother you are right. There are many useless commenters not even able to accept others talent without knowing the fact that they themselves are useless and simply good for nothing.

[@gupta.aditya]

Lollllll

[@Noctezuna]

Pas ouf.

[@cemreuslu2580]

I CAME HERE FOR SOME BIG MONEY SALVIA POT MUSIC GOD DAMNG

[@kaashee]

lol lmao rofl

[@snuffying]

it's an old dude hitting a clay pot and stretching his neck. He's going crazy after 1:00

[@nisongsie]

That old dude is a grammy winner

[@sugani]

Wth, you just don't get music do you? I'd like to see you hit the 'clay pot' better

[@manueditart1]

Mcfly Great....!

[@KINGMJ1990]

funny as fuck statement...hahahahaha

[@hindustanimusiclover6543]

OK guys,when do we stop pretending that the Ghatam is a serious instrument.

[@hindustanimusiclover6543]

+kickassnigga OK cause really anything is better than slapping a pot.

[@prajwalbm132]

Hindustani Music Lover when you learn to respect OTHER geners of music than yours own.

[@AlbySilly]

But I like the sound of mayonnaise

[@krsna753]

@@AlbySilly i love the sound of ketchup 😡

[@ThaalavattamOrganicGrooves]

awesome