Mathematics of Carnatic Music | Interview with D Srinivas | Saraswati Veena | Music of India

[@vasdgod]

You just explained the entire carnatic music in 1minute 36 seconds thank you

[@rapidraga]

A very humble thank you to Darbar for this video. Pure magic from a magical musician

[@davidarumainayagam9076]

The birds chirping added to the beauty of the sound of veena. I was hoping to hear some maths and physics of carnatic music as title gives that idea.

[@girishm5880]

Very melodious veena sound from 2.49 - 2.54. Again from 4.04 - 4.37....great artiste

[@swedhasivamayilvelan509]

Very nice playing sir.... your fingers are as speed as light..

[@aboleegatne3894]

Felt very fortunate to hear this...Thanks a lot..!

[@parimala8238]

@6:04 , my heart just evaporated

[@darbarfestival]

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[@sitaroutreachministry6289]

Many Thanks, a wonderful short interview!

[@shamalajoshi]

Very informative.. fantastic video.

[@mageshg1515]

Sir Beautiful explanation

[@darbarfestival]

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[@neosozavac]

What a beautiful piece. Does anyone know what raga this is?

[@darbarfestival]

Hi Nehemiah C, Thank you for your message, I am so sorry I do not know this information. I wonder if someone reading these comments can help us. Matbe worth checking this message thread, maybe someone has given the info :)

[@PraneshSR3]

Sir played chakravakam, gaurimanohari and kharaharapriyA ragam... in his style

[@geethabalasupramaniyan4675]

Nice explanations. Thanks a lot.

[@hcadambi1]

Nice demonstration!

[@jyotisampat3246]

D. Shriniwas. And learned s. Musicians have ability to explain in words, notes and thekas, swaraxams. Science is methodology and s. Is way ahead. Of any counter parts.raheman is raheman no one near him. Tal she tal mila. Shrinivas u are lamp foot on m u s I c .

[@remanarayanan1337]

Amazing ❤❤

[@deepaparimala7646]

Excellent sir

[@NirbanDas]

wow, that was partitions of integers

[@malinikrishnan9520]

exactly...i too recalled partition functions by Ramanujam!

[@narayanaprasadsanthanam2703]

technically, he spoke about the compositions of integers. partitions do not give importance to order. 4 has 5 partitions (1+1+1+1, 1+1+2, 1+3, 2+2, 4) but 8 compositions (as described in the video). generally speaking, the number of compositions of an integer n is 2^{n-1}, but partitions are lot harder to count. but partitions do become more relevant when you consider building korvais and other rhythmic compositions.

[@veenavijayalakshmirajagopa4649]

Nice explanation

[@rama93krishna]

excellent sir!!!

[@prabir.someshwar]

what a guy!

[@low-key-gamer6117]

Is Carnatic octave equal temperament or just temperament?

[@VV-lq4di]

Superb

[@call.me.dexter]

Thank you for this video. D Srinivas is a very good musician.

[@vanessaacevedo5872]

शोभनम् !

[@sonanegi1]

Can you please talk about हिंदुस्तानी music and maths.

[@AshishDha]

This video has a very beautiful spirit and lovely musicality... But the technical jargon of physics used seems to be mostly pseudo-science. Please beware!

[@krzysztof-108]

Modern science is pseudo-science anyway.

[@vaisakhkswami857]

@@krzysztof-108 no its not

[@kartik3088]

There was no pseudo science in the video. What are you talking about?

[@RelaxmusicMoon]

amazing,can you share Indian classic music from movies

[@modiboss8769]

whats he trying to tell whether maths or his story,,,,,,,,,,,,,he cant speak let him just play

[@Theglobalpeace]

He speaks in simple English. All have praised him and appreciated except you, sir/madam!

[@banerjeeshib2]

Bavani Dashora rightly said. it's a great practical demonstration!!

[@anilkumarelasani]

om shanti idiots like you can't understand this at least don't criticize .what he is explaining is about universal language music.what you are listening is a bitch language English.it will take ages means thousands of years . sir your veena sound has ripped my soul a part.i will interested to listen your live concert.

[@lavanyachandrabose7453]

Maths and music wow - Never knew that...