SANGAM 2015 - Performance by Vid.Patri Satish Kumar and Vid. Giridhar Udupa

[@vinodnandanaam8781]

Two Legends ! Thousand Pranams ! ,🙏🙏🙏

[@deenaarmoogam9241]

Amazingly brilliant! From South Africa with love.

[@leelavinodh8447]

Sathish Kumar garu is God's gift to our generation............🙏

[@ramanandkowtakowta1431]

Laajawaab Mridangam, Ghatama and the common link ' Konnakol '❤

[@pradeepullal]

Brilliance of rhythmic flow and creativity. Giridhar ji and Satishji..its an honour for us to listen to you. thank you shankar ji for promoting amazing classical talents. we welcome you all to the Kevala Foundation, a true nature paradise for celebrating creative music at the Kailasa Music Festival in November (16 to 18th 2018).

[@sivaartsandcrafts8028]

eventhough i dont know music, IT IS MORE THAN GREAT SIR SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOPER SIR. NO WORDS SIR. GENIUS SIR. MORE THAN IT SIR. NAMASKARAM SIR.

[@chandrashekharat.r2457]

Sterling performance indeed,!Grand salutations to the two stalwarts .

[@shashidharsharma0790]

Amazing.... The audience are too good

[@gorekrishnakumar]

Pure magic 🙏🙏🙏

[@vetrivelmurukan4337]

Konnakol (or Konnakoal/Konnaikoal), in Tamil traditions is the verbal recital of the Solkattu (Miruthangam notes). Konnakol derives its name from two Tamil words Konnal (or Konnai) and Koal. Konnai literally means to ‘stutter’ when speaking but here denotes to recite rhythmic musical phrases. Koal is a ‘sceptre’, a symbolic ornamental mace in the hands of a ruling monarch and also equates to ‘rule’. Thus the word 'Konnakol' implies that it is the ruler of rhythmic music, indeed it is the 'King' of all the percussion instruments as it is the essential vocal reference. Konnakol can be traced back to the Sangam period where it was classified in music under a section of its own. Silappathikaram, for example, makes reference to five types of instruments. The Tholkaruvi (Instruments with skin or percussion), the Thulaikaruvi (Instruments with holes or wind instruments), the Narambukaruvi (Instruments with veins or string instruments), the Midattrukaruvi (Instruments of the throat or vocal instruments/vocalists) and the Kanchakaruvi (Instruments of time such as gongs and cymbals).

[@raghuperi6065]

Excellent 👌👍

[@jeevanraj4812]

Great

[@philkhanasrinivasa9459]

very educative and addictive program

[@mandalamjamuna2382]

Super composition Anaaj Palam

[@rohithyourboat]

30:30

[@theoperationtheaterband2903]

Wow! Rohith Jayaram was here. I am a big fan!

[@timothythomas4283]

Great artists, but the metronome is great for practice but not performance. It kills the groove as it is strictly to time and can't shift according to the change in energy or mood of the artists on the state, which causes micro shifts in tempo. Good that they turned it off later. These are the artists right at the top. Amazing!

[@theoperationtheaterband2903]

It was a demo actually, that's why they used a metronome.

[@MrBrindleStyle]

Get your own show / students.

[@SaharaDesertEcoTours]

Thanks you very much!!

[@kirtan-oase]

fantastic

[@mahidharmanat5681]

🌺🌸👍🙏🎶🎼🎵🧡💐

[@brachisaurous]

Im keen to learn fingering technique...😬😬😬