Examples of Tani Avarthanam Improv - Mrudangam Solo - Adi Tala (Long Version)

The Mathematical Foundations of Indian Rhythm
This series of lessons will help students learn math using visualizations and hands-on exercises based on the Karnatic rhythmic system of South India. Karnatik music involves a deep, embodied understanding of mathematical proportions, symmetry, and linear rhythmic combinations. Through exposure to these creative methods, students will gain a richer understanding of the aesthetics of mathematical principles and use multiple learning modalities to visualize, hear, and feel musical proportions, combinations, and relationships. The lessons also provide a kind of cultural immersion that helps to bolster students' understanding of how math and music are interconnected around the world.
Produced by Rajna Swaminathan, Ganavya Doraiswamy, & Miles Okazaki
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[@tablabeatsbysanthoshhegde3188]

Amzing clarity even at this young age, playing like experienced Mastroe. Very good confidence . Never ever leave playing Mrudanga. You will get due recognition. Proud of you. God bless you.

[@durgaramakrishnan6189]

Very good sound.

[@sabarishsabarish8641]

Excellent fingerings

[@suryac6904]

That's amazing

[@gastrosurgeonhyderabaddrda4211]

Very good

[@simonyamahaindianstyles]

Nice playing 👍

[@vmvelayudhan4450]

Best. Thoppi use marvelous

[@mvsrinivas5966]

Nice playing.

[@santoshgujar5237]

Nice, 😇

[@madgow20]

Very nice presentation @NYU MusEDLab.. What Microphone have you used for this recording ?

[@vjiced]

Insane

[@marisabeltran3084]

And here I was thinking that I was gonna learn a rithm or song after watching all the videos posed... 😢

[@shrinivfx5748]

Super but try getting ur speed up coz some songs need some speed mainly in mora korvai I can relate being a mridangist myself Good luck buddy

[@advaithkamath]

you should look at her concerts man. her Thani's are always firing. as a disciple of UKS sir, speed is embedded in her. I think this had informational purpose, hence why the Thani is a bit tame... :)

[@mahadevansridharan6482]

It is an art that requires immense experience for many years before one can say that one has reached a position to impart the knowledge to others and those stalwarts continue to be students learning and improving themselves. But with the advent of KZbin as a money spinning source every one try to show their skills as teachers without much experience. This is not good for the art. I have no objection for anyone showing their skills but not convinced as claiming all other KZbin watchers as students and they are gurus

[@santoshgujar5237]

I got lost, forgot time