Kanjira Quartet REACTION!! - Indian Percussion - MadRasana Unplugged

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What other videos should we react to???

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[@akeenme]

Please react to milo na milo from the movie love story 2050 that hero was compared to hrithik roshan once.

[@nitin-wb7lt]

Please watch Navarasam by Thaikuddam Bridge. It is really awesome.

[@swatimadhwani4692]

When will you react to Shahid’s Saree ke Fall sa.. choreographed by Prabhu Sir??

[@gopalakrishnank.v.3006]

Hello guys. Thanks for the reaction. I'm KV Gopalakrishnan (KVG), one of the 4 players in the video.. Nice to know that someone suggested our video for your reaction. Thanks to them too. 👊🏻

[@kishorekampalle9669]

Gopalakrishnan K.V. You are welcome..I was amazed by the performance and requested it immediately👊🏻

[@bhuvaneswaris5439]

Enjoyed your awesome music sir.. awestruck

[@Nuvaid]

U guys have magic in ur hands. More power to u!👍

[@redcheeries]

awsm sir💝

[@harishkiran3663]

Thank you for the performance. Ganjira reminded me of Ayyappan pattu. Swami Saranam.

[@bshreesundarkumar]

Hey Guys this is KanjiraMan one of the four Kanjira Artist! That was a Grt reaction ever :) thank you guys for enjoying this video 🤘🤘

[@VIVEKKUMAR-ud4uw]

Hey bro loved it.. congratulations for such a focused dedication in your craft

[@sivagurupathamvadivelu680]

Great performance and great reaction. Thanks 🙏☮️

[@vamshikrishna7955]

Amazing

[@shankarr8234]

Superb . congrats .

[@varunjagtap7656]

Loved it soo much ❤❤❤❤

[@PaviKiDunia]

Though I'm an Indian...this is something new to me...thanks OSR ❤️

[@lalitabhandari3973]

Exactly what came to my head the moment I saw them sitting with their instruments

[@shrutiprakash1587]

@@lalitabhandari3973 me too

[@Fidah]

Me too

[@priyankamukherjee2450]

i was about to say the same.. they are introducing to so many good things that either we don't know or dont pay attention ♥️

[@user091vsjshgs]

Same here

[@jyotsnatata4251]

Whosoever recommended this video to u.... Big big thank you... ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@kishorekampalle9669]

Jyotsna Tata You are welcome

[@rish_31]

@@kishorekampalle9669 Good job! 👏🏼

[@kishorekampalle9669]

@@rish_31 thank you

[@ramrajya]

I did on their "ek chatur naar reaction". Your very welcome.

[@ramrajya]

@@kishorekampalle9669 Hey on what reaction did you suggest this? As i did on their 'ek chatur naar' reaction.

[@bosgaurus1]

_"You got a pretty cool country there, India."_ Yeah we do. That's why everyone keeps trying to come and own us. But, in the end they either leave frustrated, or we absorb them like the Borg and they become us. _"Resistance is futile!"_ :D

[@abhinavsinghal947]

Well, in the Ancient times, all of them were defeated and they either left India battered or setteled in the frontier regions of India. Later on, in medieval India and until now, they have got assimilated much more than defeated.

[@pmaster1173]

the whole world is America.

[@user-wg8gh3be8f]

@@abhinavsinghal947 i think he mean by culture not money either thy leave or absorve or culture

[@SonicsniperV7]

"...why do I suddenly have a craving for chai and naan"

[@bosgaurus1]

@@SonicsniperV7 No idea. Parathas go better with chai. Preferably stuffed.

[@cheenu51]

Many Indians have not even watched this...thanks to osr now they have.... sincere thanks for connecting us!!!

[@vishakhasingh5152]

One place where Indians can see art and culture not seen by them before.

[@ratheeshramakrishnan8172]

Sad, but true

[@Sats33]

Yes that's true. I think ppl r not getting the recognition they deserve

[@Pahadi_Paradise]

I agree...

[@AbhilashMottan]

Gonna miss this old background ❤️ all the best for new beginnings Korbin 🍻

[@babylucifer838]

Can you please tell me what happened? Coz I dont know..

[@vinayvardhansingh8938]

Wt?

[@AbhilashMottan]

@@babylucifer838 Korbin is moving into a new house

[@swatisaini6447]

Is he moving to a new house ?

[@vinayvardhansingh8938]

@@AbhilashMottan how do u know?

[@JayantPadhi]

Speaking of drummers, please react to Sivamani. He is really really cool.

[@JayantPadhi]

@raghu karthik cool is a relative term in thermodynamics. Temperature in general is measured in degreed and K. When one says something is cool, it means it is in a lower temperature environment than the current situation in perspective. There you go.

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@@JayantPadhi 😂😂

[@pmaster1173]

Hes alright.

[@rish_31]

@@JayantPadhi Thug life bruh! 🕴🏼

[@pushparawat5255]

- 200

[@baskarank5323]

I just love u guys for the passion over Indian music and Indian musical instruments 😘

[@saritag1471]

Wow... 😍😍 it's like 4 big guys r playing with their instruments.. and talking each other in musical language... amazing... 👏👏👏 superb talent.. Incredible India 👌👌

[@indrajeetkamat6138]

Whoever recommended this is Genius! Beauty of India - we need an American reaction to know about something awesome about our culture.

[@kishorekampalle9669]

Indrajeet Kamat I did 😍

[@Sats33]

@@kishorekampalle9669 oh vaav great bro. Keep enlightening us

[@khyatikaloiya1767]

👌👌

[@incarnation8187]

@@kishorekampalle9669 please recommend kerala chende to them coz whatever i request it hasnt been reacted to yet. And kamat maam amka bhaile lokaan sanglaar matra kolche amegele lokan sanglari amka mana vachana.

[@officialrevathy]

Indrajeet Kamat At least we are learning of it somehow ❤️

[@p.ananditaosmec-0673]

The beating of those single fingers on the palm is called "talam" that is how they maintain a constant or changing tempos throught. So it always remains in sync with every other vocal contribution involved.

[@vanichouhan652]

Festival "Diwali" Is going to be started from today....its a 5 day festival.....don't miss it.

[@OJESHKUMAR]

I thought it was chhoti diwali and badi diwali thats it 😬😬

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Oh yes. Today is first day! Happy Diwali!

[@vanichouhan652]

@@OJESHKUMAR nooo..dhanteras, choti diwali, badi diwali, govardhan puja and bhai dooj🤭🤭🤭🤭🤭...tum sirf do din ki manate kya😆. Hum toh 5 din ki chutti lete

[@vanichouhan652]

@@CSAboliPitre happy diwali to you too..💫💫💫💫😋

[@OJESHKUMAR]

@@vanichouhan652 chhutti to hamari bhi 5 days ki hoti thi but mujhe ye nahi pata tha ki dhanteras wagera sab diwali ka part hain 🤪..happy diwali 🤩

[@changchaw1]

I AM SO SO IMPRESSED THAT YOU COULD count the beats...bravo..bravo mate

[@tallapragadafamily5341]

I had tears and goosebumps when I heard the Kanjira. This humble thing has attained an another level and I salute the artists who played and I thank you for reacting to this video. God bless you both

[@mvv1212]

You should listen anouska Shankar's sitar ... She is daughter of Ravi shankar

[@dinakaraghebbar6695]

You're right, RICK. That instrument is KANJIRA

[@himanshugahlawat09]

"It's family ❣️❣️❣️" - Rick 2019

[@dannymahabir7302]

Wow!! that's amazing...It's hard to believe the human hands can move that fast. Those guy's are flying!!

[@MadRasana]

Thank you for featuring our video. Good to know that Indian percussion is getting the visibility it richly deserves.

[@harshayadav5958]

😅'That bell' after so many days......

[@fatpotato2004]

Without even realising you're changing your own DNA now.:-) I'm amazed by the way you're embracing Indian culture, tradition and rituals. You're clearly gonna be the richest Ametiacns sooner than you thought. Rich in humanity. :-)

[@AF911vids]

Yah..clearly cant deny the indian culture when embracing the culture is the only way to make money on youtube😂

[@fatpotato2004]

@@AF911vids .. That's so dumb of you. Sorry

[@AF911vids]

If anyone's dumb here thats clearly you.

[@fatpotato2004]

@@AF911vids ... ok sir. I accept that. Thank you for your indulgence. Regards

[@AF911vids]

@@fatpotato2004 you're always welcome !

[@yateenlokesh6785]

Rick you are just awesome in picking up things deep inside. Hats off to you for your timely humor and seance of understanding.

[@nishchaypahwa]

It's wonderful to witness how knowledgeable Rick is. It takes some good general knowledge to be able to appreciate something in almost everything you watch.

[@I.M.HARSH.]

Thanks OSR....This is the first time ever i have seen these musicians....thanks for sharing with us.... classical music is far more complex....love OSR FAMILY...love u all...😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@utbe2002]

Outstanding piece. Thank you. I know of the Kanjira and seen it as an accompaniment but hadn’t seen that piece until today. You guys are path breakers on KZbin. Finding great new content each day. Well done for raising the bar where it needs to be.

[@VS-ls2mi]

OMG!!! The things I'm discovering through you guys about my own country is amazing!!!

[@your_life_my_life]

The more you go deep in Indian culture and history the more you will discover something New. Though born and raised in India I still feel shocked knowing things not known before. There are many layers in Indian history,culture and civilization. When we think we have known everything seeing its first layer then someday the second layer opens up and we are just mesmerised thinking Does this really happened! Most people be in India or any other Country only sees the first layer. Few people sees the second layer. Rare are the ones who gets the glimpse of the third and forget about the next layers. And India having a long history where some historians claiming lakh years based on some evidence then things get complicated!!!!

[@kishorekampalle9669]

Thanks for reacting to this amazing performance, you were very quick, I have requested this couple of days back. I’m gonna watch this reaction after posting this comment. Thank you again

[@gopalakrishnank.v.3006]

Thank you so much Kishore for suggesting our video.

[@srifanfic5583]

This is amazing. I haven’t ever seen this. I love how India is rediscovering herself thanks to OSR.

[@nooriar67]

Oh man imagine a shiv tandav with that music 😍

[@payalkundu1936]

So much fun to watch the reactions when the youtuber actually understands the line of music they are reacting on.

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Now that you ve interviewed mr Hussain, and he mentioned his band shakti, please see "shakti - joy" . It's a 15 min video. It will blow your mind guaranteed. Note. The quality on KZbin is not all that great considering it was recorded in 1976. But please see this video

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Also Shakti- Giriras Sudha. It’s soooo mind blowing. Carnatak and Hindustani music in one.

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[@deepakpr1552]

I try it everytime

[@UpasanaBobby]

Thayambaka, a form of symphony using ' Chenda ', a percussion instrument used in Kerala State of India. There are other types of symphonies using Chenda as main instrument like Panchari, Pandi melam etc. Also you must watch ' Pancha vadyam' - Pancha means Five and Vadyam' means music instrument again from Kerala.

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I am an Indian and half of the things I have discovered from your channel.... Thanks OSR

[@Mocha_moon07]

Sounds like tap dancing with hands.. Amazing.

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Now u guys introduce us with ourself...its also new for me... Incredible India

[@gokulkumar428]

Today Is Dhanteras 🙏🙏, So happy dhanteras May this be a very prosperous for U

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More often than not... I am watching new things because of you guys😂😍💗 it definitely broadens and deepens my horizon of my own culture..and makes me even more proud than I already am.. love you guys💗💗

[@phanirajsrinivasch8108]

You guys should react to Sivamani.. Famous drummer from India

[@bakulapatel-mcelhoney4894]

First time I have heard this and thoroughly enjoyed it, thank you OSR ❤️❤️🙏🏽

[@Sats33]

This is new to me. Vaav OSR u're doing good job. U're uniting India with ur work😍🙏🙏

[@arorapankaj200]

Wow that was wonderful.. Thanks for sharing...It's was amusing and very informative the way Rick interpreted the entire piece... I was just imagining if this was used as a background score for a chase scene in a movie.

[@spdcrzy]

"Tri-Kala Thalam" (Inspired by Arunagirinathar) which is Kanda Ekam in 2 kalai (10) + Chathusra Ekam in 1 kalai (4) + Thisra Ekam in Half Kalai (1.5). - from the original video description. It's basically 15.5 beats per cycle. in Western time signatures would be known as 31/16: a sum of 20/16 (two bars of 5 beats), 8/16 (one bar of 4 beats, played in double time), and 3/16 (half a bar of 6 beats played in quadruple time). Konnakol on kanjira is INCREDIBLY difficult to follow, especially with composite, complex, odd-numbered talams like this one.

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Now you guys are watching things which even I being an Indian haven't seen. Wish I had people requesting me to watch masterpieces. Lucky you are.

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The addiction to ur channel is leading me to the part of India that I don't know.... I m ashamed to say dat I don't know my country so we'll.... Thanks for this exploration.... 🙏❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@shivamkhanna2815]

This is the beautiful of Indian classical music whether u listen to North indian or Carnatic u will always be amazed Plz react to Kaushiki Chakraborty YAAD PIYA KI AAYE plz plz

[@girinandan5799]

You guys are nearing towards Carntic Percussion. Next Mridangam please. :) kanjira is an 'upavadyam' in concerts. Mridangam is called 'Pakkavadyam'.

[@janakanraj1807]

Thanks for your review OSR. The Kanjira is a very tough instrument to play. You essentially have to have the speed, rhytmic prowess and agility to play what other percussionists play with two hands with a single hand. Amazing artists who are so humbled and blessed.

[@madhulinabhowmick39]

I am amazed at your variety of choice...and also the fact that how much India has to offer👌👏👍

[@sel9222]

Make your own tabala----use table, plate,door, anything 🙏🙏🙏😍😍😍🤣🤣🤣

[@ltmeghan]

There are many such instruments in India which have their ancient roots and even Indians fail to recognise them..so happy to see you guys doing that for them and for everyone..kudos guys! ❤️

[@ReturnDesi]

No one explain Music like Rick does..

[@abilliondreams8046]

When OSR react to Yesudas😍? & Singari melam!💥 മലയാളീസ് ആരുമില്ലേ ?

[@cheenu51]

Am with you

[@duddedudde836]

Ok all the best go for it we are here asking for vanapratham the dvd they have to react for years

[@poojanair2974]

Pinnilla! Shingari melam please!

[@deepakpr1552]

Comments കിട്ടാൻ പാടാണ് ബ്രോ

[@sunuknpy]

Dear Rick and Korbin. please check 'singari melam' using 'Chenda' a percussion instrument which is used in Kerala. Also react to 'idakka' another percussion instrument which is so different than all other percussion instruments..'sopana sangeerham'is another musical treat which you should never miss. this uses idakka as accompaniment and totally different, soul stirring vocal.. it is an art form used for worshipping in many temples in Kerala

[@suvernas]

In marathi we call it as Sambal and karnatic n marthi music early music has influenced each other

[@EagleOverTheSea]

Marathi, Odiya, Kannada and Telegu cultures have always seemed to me like an amalgam of North and South. The proportions may vary but they are all touched by both regions.

[@preetijadhav6574]

That's very true..

[@royk2131]

To. Correct you suverna..its dimdi in marathi...not sambal..nev mind !!still proud Indian here 🇮🇳

[@tsram]

Kanjira has a very high pitch sound. to introduce more bass, water is sprinkled on the inside. (You can see small pots in front of each person) . And since it is very susceptible to moisture, players usually 2-3 spare ones handy.

[@user-ol2pu8bk9v]

They used different time signatures in some parts other than the standard 4x4. Pretty amazing to see!

[@gopalakrishnank.v.3006]

We did 5 as 8's followed by 4 as 4's followed by 3 as 2's.

[@gunjanbhardwaj1865]

Plz react to Rajasthani folk music🙏

[@kunalhabib8553]

Lot of indian people knowing india with you

[@rainynights531]

The speed of my hands during the last hour of exam.

[@ricksegallactor]

The Kar show 🤣🤣🤣👍🏼

[@vinyasperla]

You can also see any videos of Morsing. It is a wind percussion instrument. I believe it's called Jaw Harp in English.

[@justanidiot007]

I didn't know about Indian music in such details before I started watching your reaction though I live in India.

[@guitarfreekin]

Hi Rick and korbin, I didn't think you'd react to this link I posted on your Twitter, thanks guys!! I didn't think you guys would even notice! Here's some interesting things about this instrument. This instrument is made from monitor lizard skin and the left hand with which they hold the instrument is also used to alter the pitch of the instrument. Listen carefully the instrument is not just maintaining time, it is also singing on a scale! Something else you should know is that carnatic music is older than hindustani music. The language of rhythm is called konnakol, let me introduce you to konnakol sometime soon, you guys would freak out I am sure!!

[@bhuthalingamdevarajan8987]

Thank you for recommending this. I watched it for the first time yesterday myself and was mind blown. I am so glad they reacted to it already and I didnt have to tell them multiple times. Haha

[@officialrevathy]

Your channel is special because the kind of culture and art you are exposed to, it is unknown to half of your Indian subscribers. You are exposed to the unknown and consequently, Indians themselves come to know more of their country. Thank you from the bottom of my heart 🙏

[@pjkr9992]

You know how how to surprise your viewers...? Amazing you guys always come with unique cultural videos nice 😍😍😍❤

[@revzzznair4488]

U should watch the Kerala Ullsavam chenda Melam. .especially jayaram's

[@B.entries]

ommggggg...YESSSSS

[@sharathchandra6186]

Ya

[@Hgf396]

U should

[@harikrishnanmt4138]

Jayaram??? Seriously???🤪😣

[@easymoneymalayalam8862]

Why jayaraaaam?!!!!... They should watch any group performance instead... Jayaram is not zen percent professional in chendamelam..

[@vikaasr9784]

This is something unbelievable and outstanding. What a performance!!! I feel fortunate to convey my regards to you and your team.

[@vathsalyaramraj7091]

Talking about carnatic music....please listen to ranjani Gayathri's abhang or carnatic rendition....they are two sisters from Chennai who are trained carnatic musicians as well as violinists....please listen to them....

[@deepakshimalawliya69]

even i am seeing this for the first time... and i live in India.... 😍😍

[@user-rm4fu3sc2h]

It's called Kanjira used in south Indian Classical music singing. The instruments like veena, mridangam, Ghatam, kanjira, morsing etc are used to do separate bridges or runs , during the concerts. You have to check Vikku Vinayak Ram.....a legend in ghatam. MadRasana has so many cool videos.

[@Fidah]

You should definitely react to Kerala chenda melam

[@yogeshdongaonkar6758]

Even i am coming to know so many things about my own country through your reaction videos..

[@gagankukreja2217]

If Music, Art, culture and heritage to be considered then India alone is equal to whole world. World-(India)= India.

[@bhavyakabade]

when rick says... but it's family so nonchalantly I'm not crying, you are XD

[@manojsatapathy4122]

In Odisha we call it Khanjani. It has a dharmic significance. A beautiful instrument, freedom of the player is the essence of this instrument. Excellent awesome rendition...... Bro thanks ....

[@pravin534]

You guys are doing service indian music for world wide recognition, do it for 20 years might be you guys will get Padma award on contribution to Indian music

[@VIGNESHWARRR]

Fun fact: traditionally the kanjira's percussive surface is made from the treated skin of a monitor lizard for it's reverberating quality. Of course nowadays it's available in synthetic materials too.

[@shekkish]

In the past every village or town in India were so isolated that they came up with their own original music cuisine language and cultures...thats why the amount of unique content u can find is endless..and the number of regional languages are in thousands..

[@diptishah995]

How cool is it that 2 of the artists have left the comments!!

[@weobserved]

I am An Indian, but still unware of all these instruments.... Thank you for all the "knowledge"

[@jaykumar_khot]

Karnatic music is called music of gods because of sheer beauty it creates through complexity that people say, only gods can fully comprehend and enjoy it to its fullest.

[@monumeeshka3577]

I enjoyed more when I'm listening my music with you brothers. Thanks for your wise (stupid) reaction 😍😍😍feel so proud too 😇

[@krishnaabhi4302]

React to ‘chendamelam’ videos very important part of kerala festivals

[@gankyaba]

Kanjira, mridangam and ghatam are south indian Carnatic music percussion instruments. You should listen to Ganesh Kumar play kanjira. Insane drumming. Kanjira is not just about speed, it about creativity of drumming within the tempo. Great reaction.

[@sadashivayyadeva5386]

Thanks for supporting and enjoying our cultural and classical music

[@DeepakSingh0021]

Looks like now you guys have taken the lead. Because now I'm learning about my culture through you guys. Thank you. Keep Growing.

[@MrKiruthikumar]

Ur reaction Channel is definitely unique when compared to other reaction Channels... U guys rock...

[@ricksegallactor]

Kiruthi Kumar 😘

[@MrKiruthikumar]

@@ricksegallactor Thank you Rick... I have some best classical music suggestions for your channel, I will post it daily.... Kindly React if u get time, You & korbin will never be disappointed....

[@hariparthan4244]

Spell bound ...thanks guys for unearthing such talents

[@SitaShank]

2-kalai ( doubled; ie. 4 becomes 8), Ekam is a kind of talam = rhythm cycle, consists of a tap & counting of fingers which can be 3,4,5,7,8 or 9; Chatusra= 4; kanda = 5; thisra= 3).

[@zaffarali5571]

Now whats this? Even m unaware. Too cool.

[@kp4714]

I'm late today..just woke up ☹️ holiday today Diwali season starts 🥰.. Hope ur lighting up your house today.

[@ashishparashar9114]

Hey stupid reactions, your content selection is so unique. even in India, they don't know about these hidden gems. Thanks to introduce with us to this kind of talent. Keep it up bro.

[@changchaw1]

I am so so glad that you guys have finally got GOLD....

[@VenkataChalaBhaskar]

The "Nataraj" idol behind Rick is very nice.The "Nataraj" is a form of Lord Siva , who is the Master of all forms of art viz. all forms of music, all forms of dance etc. etc. , by praying him , He blesses us get any and all forms of art , whichever we want and work keen for.

[@madankumarrajannatarajan6286]

The instrument is called Thappu/Parai/Ganjira etc. This is one of the earliest known instruments to mankind dating back to 10's of thousands of years (Of course a tribal instrument).

[@goswamiji3831]

When ever u visit Mumbai ur most welcome to our place ... We really appreciate the effort u guys are taking to understand us.

[@Anandam1971]

I like your sense of music. I have seen many reaction videos, but you can really get absorbed in music and understand it. Encomium.