Kanjira solo

From the Jonas Hellborg/Shawn Lane "Paris" DVD. Selvaganesh is performing.
Buy the DVD here: www.bardorecords.com/index.php...

[@timbaugh]

I can never get enough of Selvaganesh's kanjira playing. His right hand technique is beyond amazing. Hard to put words to his level of discipline.

[@jeffgiaquinto]

This dude is a monster. Amazing what he can get out of such an unassuming little drum.

[@drumrnva]

Freaks me out to hear so many different tones and textures from ONE DRUM...brilliant.

[@7fusionnn]

waaahhh selvaganeshh

[@jpsmith89]

How can an instrument with 3 basic sounds keep my interest for 9 minutes! Best example of kanjira virtuosity on KZbin.

[@snappa222]

so small,so simple,so complex,so fuck'en good

[@mexicanstorm]

god damn, some of the best all in one room.

[@nandu1952]

Super duper

[@vijaylakshman]

Its all in the genes. Dad's magic in ghatam has transmogrified into kanjira virtuosity in the hands selva ganesh. What a soul stirring display ?

[@keith77]

Legend! Cannot get enough of this :) God bless

[@d4nnyp]

pure class, the man is a legend.

[@pezhham]

Selvaganesh is the best........ I love it Thanks !!!!!1

[@andisju]

awesome play... juz luv it....

[@tractorKing]

Too good!

[@tonyross1977]

this guys' got the way to do it..

[@tintala]

he is the best kanjira player!

[@cashberg]

Crap, meant to hit reply and accidentally hit remove. To the person who wanted to know if there was more of this online, click my name - I have three more clips from this DVD. The DVD is called Paris, and can be ordered online from Bardo Records.

[@delijica]

oh my god....

[@ordonisko]

0:01 - 9:57 best part!

[@Sushumna72]

The timekeeper wasn't off... It's played in a particular Raga which doesn't always have an even pulse... Carnatic music is different than Western music.

[@thetownwaites118]

Somebody farted at 7:54 !

[@jmotherfuckingscum]

I would love to lern carnatic rhuthym

[@shrikant012]

how many bits they playing 8 or 9

[@FunkMan53]

You must be a "Spinal Tap" fan!

[@thetopface]

Actually, the timekeeper does get a bit off every now and then, but for the most part he is on. He's still doing an amazing job, however.

[@MyNameIsBucket]

Considering how good his wrist action is, I'm guessing no.

[@thetopface]

Actually, the timekeeper does get a bit off every now and then, but for the most part he is on. He's still doing an amazing job, however. Oh, and you mean "tala," not "raga."

[@ToolshedEd3TF]

The time keeper could have done a little better, he went off time a couple of instances.

[@atheist86]

**tha evanda avan clap panravan.. nalla music ah kedukuran periya ivan madhiri.. velamenakettu download senji woofer la pota indha paya clap sound irritating ah iruku..

[@ponnsiva]

+Da Atheist I can appreciate the perception of interference that a normal listener of carnatic rythms may infer from the claps. But as a percussionist those "claps" guides us and is THE best support we can have to make sure what we play conforms to the set beats and counts. So it is relative!

[@goneutt]

If it's a solo why are there two people making music.