Elements of a Thaniavarthanam

Welcome to Brindavani’s first ever educational video! Sanjeev Raja and Keerthi Venkataramani break down the elements of a thani avarthanam, the mridangam solo in a Carnatic music concert, in an easy to understand, accessible way. Using an example thani avarthanam by their guru Vidwan Melakkaveri Sri K. Balaji, Sanjeev and Keerthi cover rhythmic concepts such as sarvalaghu, abhiprayam, korvai, nadai, faran, and mohara.
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[@sangeethanarayananmusic]

It was a really very informative video. I didn't know the part of thaniavarthanam before. After learning this, I will try to listen to and decode the parts of a thaniavarthanam. Thank you for such a detailed explanation which benefits all listeners of Carnatic Concerts ☺🙏🙏

[@srskumar100]

Excellent expalanation and presentation. Thank you for sharing. Very useful.

[@srinathk1101]

Excellent. Please do this live captioning for a few complete tani Avartanams in various talas so that as the tani progresses we can see what is happening and what is being played. You may do this using the concerts that you have uploaded (just the tani part). This effort of yours is pioneering. No one has done it before. Please keep it up!

[@Brindavani]

Thank you Mr. Srinath. As for your suggestion, we're on it!

[@shrilakshmi4238]

For someone like me this is so educational. Thanks much !! Namakarams

[@sureshbopparaju6667]

Brilliant video!! Thank you so much!

[@mahadevansridharan6482]

If you can share the konnakkol or lessons for each part it will be very helpful

[@shilpajain8270]

Can we use this sequence for kanjira also

[@princejoel007]

Faran... never knew this name.. always called it samyukta urutu or perutu!!!

[@varadarajannarayanan5639]

Just playing the rhythems will not serve the purpose..pl.show the padavali..in screen ..

[@dhrithimahadevan7754]

Thank you so much for this video! This was very useful!

[@mdesambath]

Excellent one.. Great work . Keep it up.. All the best.

[@harirajee]

Thanks for putting together such quality educational videos.

[@hkv5092]

Totally underatted video..!

[@skanchana2002]

Thank you for sharing. Ver useful.

[@sierra1bravo]

Awesome! I find it very useful although I can't claim to have understood it in totality...