TEDxASB - Talavya - Transforming Perceptions of Classical Music

Globe-trotting percussion ensemble Tālavya revels in the hidden potency of the Indian hand drums - tabla as a rhythmic and melodic instrument capable of expressing just about anything. Composed by music maestro Pandit Divyang Vakil and performed by young, highly trained tabla players, Tālavya was created with the intention of showcasing the power of this ancient drum in a form that expands its palette and audience, while keeping to the essence of Indian classical music. The compositions are filled with the nuances of classical tabla, while appealing to contemporary music sensibilities, thus striking a balance between tradition and modernity.
Tālavya is comprised Rushi Vakil, Kaumil Shah, Sahil Patel and Rahul Shrimali on tabla with accompaniment by Heena Patel on harmonium.
Description of the talk:
A teacher's pain created new music. The artists of Tālavya share the story of their maestro, teacher and composer - Pandit Divyang Vakil as he set to transform perceptions of Indian classical music and perform a segment of his work that emerged from the process.
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[@thippalaseryramachandran1936]

aRamachandra Iyer Palakkad KeralaA laudable effort to promote Indian classical Music both vocal and instruimental.

[@alurnataraj2919]

What a delight to watch these young musicians. My compliments

[@connectthedotswithanu6378]

AMAZING, GREAT, THE BEST, HATS OFF TO ALL OF YOU.....YOU ALL ARE THE BEST....I LOVE THE TABLA

[@manishpandey1986]

That was something.......!!!! Amazing ....

[@thusharasagar2853]

Wow... awesome ! who is that one person who disliked it , HOw can he !?

[@dhirajjoshi1078]

Wat a composition ...marvellous ...grand salute..

[@ShlokMalkauns]

what a great coordination between all 4, just marvelous, salute to them as well as their guru jee

[@LalSingh-ge6wg]

Oon

[@MaryBethNatarajan]

beautiful!

[@sanjaykabra9459]

Thx indain tablaa

[@suntube69]

awesome awesome awesome

[@Sriranjan_Nanda_Ramesh]

salute to ur guruji

[@bharatbhooshanjha3010]

beautiful....

[@ramsubbu2011]

Brilliant!!

[@swamidasdalvi4845]

Chalk one up for the Gujju community for this. Notwithstanding the fact that Mr Vakil does not perform himself, he has had significant patronage and following of this community. It is very rare to see this in a performing art where students fundamentally draw inspiration and nuances of performance from the teacher's own performances.

[@63viet]

Wow!!

[@travellershome23]

NICE

[@amitmistry4772]

very very nice

[@abrahamraulo1356]

osm ....

[@norahherbie9144]

Shabash

[@preetipathak928]

awsm

[@damodarbehera7833]

Wow, excellent

[@kawakarpo]

Damodar Behera ü

[@kawakarpo]

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[@kawakarpo]

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[@codyrudra6934]

I'am Going Crazy @

[@sandr877]

super

[@ajitpatil9530]

good

[@prithamukherjee1438]

audience who are not well known about indian classical music will get only wrong conception about tabla.

[@prithamukherjee1438]

this is nothing but jugglery.they are playing just some easy compositions.nagma is also very poor

[@bharatbhooshanjha3010]

beautiful....