DEAL WITH YOUR QUINTUPLETS

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

The auto generated English captions are amazing

[@erikfecke2721]

Ha ha! That's fantastic!

[@PrakashPorua]

Lol 😂

[@raytheonorion]

Power to you my guy. Great work. Keep them coming.

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Super super I like your konnakol congratulations

[@stephanemontangero240]

so useful thank you very much sir ! really

[@alexyuwen]

Thank you 👏

[@fix500ml]

Another great video of yours, thank you so much.

[@luigiluigi1652]

Great ! Thank you Manjunath ! You're a modern Guru !

[@kripa1977]

Beautiful

[@samgomu]

Fantastic thanks Manjunath!

[@TeluguFinanceReviews]

Sir you are Amazing. Thank you for the video.

[@wizard1370]

This is incredible I'm always coming back to this

[@Georgelovell2000]

Woow, genuis👽

[@MauroColavecchi]

very helpful Maestroji thanks

[@robertpien8708]

Great video thanks :)

[@-pabloescande325]

Great ! thank you.

[@jakehardiment8613]

This is great! I notice though that the quintuplet is the same pulse as the other duplets. Instead western classical music the beats of the quintuplet would take the same time as the duplet. So five beats would have the same duration as four and they would not line up, except on every fourth duplet. I wonder if there is anything like this in the system you demonstrate? I’m sure there is an enormous amount that we can learn from you!

[@DissiNotRA]

I love your videos! thank you so much for this!

[@sngkprathisthanvedios5992]

Superb sir 🙏🙏🙏..@this Anil , your Hyderabad student sir

[@victor29rc]

Thank you, again!!

[@MakeWeirdMusic]

Very excellent instruction.

[@Steven_Loy]

I learn so much from you. Thank you for your generosity in sharing your skills and knowledge! Warm greetings!

[@jayankr7313]

Beautiful sir👌👍🙏

[@shlongtown3000]

SO GOOD!

[@daveking4974]

Thanks B.C. Nice and inventive explanation!

[@ManjunathBC]

Thanks sir

[@ManjunathBC]

Thanks sir

[@vicentealvarado5608]

More explicative videos please!!!!

[@David_Lake]

Manjunath, which is your left hand and which is your right? As a guitarrist, I'm couting the fingers with the left hand and with the base hand role as the right one. What do you thing about that?

[@saiprajwal-official]

Thank you sir

[@aprilcox871]

It's keeping that internal quintuplet metronome while counting a number other than 5 which is difficult... I guess it's just practice!

[@NME_beatbox]

🌈

[@davideleouet]

Hi Manju !! 😊 I think I recognized a « Damaru Yathi » there, would it be that ? (I keep practicing 😅)

[@ManjunathBC]

Yes dear ❤

[@deepanshakkravarthi.t8263]

Sir how to play tha ka thi mi tha ka jonu

[@absidyabsidy2727]

That’s not what “quintuplets” are. You’re demonstrating complex meters, overlaying a 5 count over a coprime measure length, like 3 or 4 or 7 beats. Quintuplets are a subdivision of a beat (or technically any duration, depending on the type of quintuplet) into 5. Your Korvai in Khanda Gathi in Adi (kzbin.info/www/bejne/ooPGn5hvfMZ-qrs) is an example of sixteenth note quintuplets in 4/4 (or technically 8/4).

[@ManjunathBC]

Thank you for the observation (-: