KONNAKKOL BASICS | EP 3 | Adi Tala Basic Lesson No.1 | Somashekar Jois | Video Series | 4K ULTRA HD

[@MaxSenitt]

Wow! Fantastic video! Thank-you very much for this! I have been studying this beautiful art form, but it is very good to go back to basics with this very clear and complete presentation. Thank-you!

[@cesardominguez1437]

Thanks you very much sir, for this awesome knowledge.

[@prs7001]

YOU'RE AN AWESOME TEACHER - not just knowing the skill, but explaining it in such a way, a basic music student can understand. ABSOLUTELY stunned by your skill set. Blessings!

[@musicbeats2792]

Nice teaching

[@abirajfamily6889]

Namaste Sir.....I'm a bharathanatyam dancer.....ur videos r useful to me...... thank you and expecting more videos from u sir

[@laconja1]

Thank You Maestro 🙏🙏🙏

[@kishorboddu]

very well explained in easily understandable way , thank you sir for sharing

[@Subut]

Yes I want to learn! Thanks.

[@bhagyalakshmi8031]

Tq very much Sir

[@hectorluissancio8660]

Excelente.gracias

[@Ishwaraudhava]

Please please please add some more video on Konnakol. This is really awesome.

[@subhajena5575]

❤️ thank you sir very beneficial for beginners and all dancers also thank you

[@srinidhinatyaalaya8473]

Very useful, thanks for sharing your knowledge sir

[@swapnas1822]

Thank you much sir for sharing your knowledge with all of us🙏

[@lawrencekating5356]

I think two against one beat(minim) is TaDi in takadimi counting, correct me if i'm wrong

[@KonnakkolSomashekarJois]

one syllable against one beat is first speed..

[@lawrencekating5356]

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[@geetaverma9339]

Fantastic

[@wagnerbaldin8651]

I don't comprehend how to count and sing with pauses

[@rahuljolly7374]

What is the difference between TA KA DI MI and THA DHI THOM NAM? Is the first group of western syllables and the second of south Indian syllables?

[@KonnakkolSomashekarJois]

ThaKaDhiMi & ThaDhiThomNam syllables belong to Konnakkol Vocabulary (South Indian Classical Rhythmic Language). The difference is in its recitation as well as playing it on any carnatic percussion..

[@bhairavisharma]

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[@Priyan13]

Sis want adi thala notes sir......

[@KonnakkolSomashekarJois]

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[@sharmilaudupa8801]

Why do we end the cycle with 1st beat of next cycle?

[@h.u7197]

It's just like how we consider that the hand of the clock completes one cycle after reaching '12', and not when it's in 11:59:59.........

[@EnricoDellAquila]

Why at 3rd speed in your demonstration you use TA KA DI MI first but then you use TA DI TUM NAM?

[@KonnakkolSomashekarJois]

Hi Enrico, I have used 'ThaKaDhiMi' 4 Letter Solkattu just as an example to showcase 3rd Speed.. And 'ThaDhiThomNam' is the 1st Lesson in this rhythmic tradition..

[@EnricoDellAquila]

@@KonnakkolSomashekarJois so neither one is wrong? I'm used to 'ThaKaDhiMi', much less to 'ThaDhiThomNam'... is there a difference? Or is it just a matter of differentiating the 4 sounds? I suppose that following the other lessons things will become more clear... but I wanted to ask anyway :)

[@aditidump]

@@EnricoDellAquila hey enrico, it’s been 2 years, did you get your answer? I had the same question, I wasn’t able to find the answer anywhere. TIA!

[@KonnakkolSomashekarJois]

@@EnricoDellAquila ThaKaDhiMi & ThaDhiThomNam are same in length but different in terms of Sol / Solkattu.. In traditional rhythmic approach, Tha-Dhi-Thom-Nam is always the 1st lesson.. There are historical references to validate the same..

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[@meduripadmavathikadiyala4273]

Beautiful explenation !!