The Mridangam Explorative | Practice Session 5

The Mridangam classroom must be a charged space, but sometimes with the fast moving world, it gets more cerebral than experiential. This series is an effort to dial back the teaching methodology in Mridangam playing to one that organically transfers nuances in playing without verbally communicating.
In gratitude to my gurus Guruvayur Sri Dorai, Uuzhavoor Sri PK Babu and Nellai Sri A Balaji for passing on so generously this wonderful art form to me and enabling me to share it with a few friends in turn.
This video explores the majestic composition of Mridangam maestro Palani Sri Subramaniam Pillai and I'm joined in this session by my student Aryan Ramesh.
Cinematography/Edit: M Muthukrishnan, M Boopathy and Adharsh Devarajan
Venue: Sahrdaya Creative Spaces
Lighting Engineer: Sneha Sheejith
Special Thanks: Rithvik Raja, Vignesh Ishwar, TM Krishna, Ravi Kiran G, Shreya Devnath

[@Rtgowla]

Amazing channel Praveen. Inspired me to connect back with this instrument.

[@chandrantharayil4045]

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[@CurtisAndrews]

Awesome. Awesome. Awesome. Love how it finally culminates in that classic korvai

[@PraveenKumar]

Thank you :)

[@arunarunarun51]

Thanks a lot for this video. Only very few channels providing details of south Indian percussion in systematic way. Keep doing more lessons please, whenever gets time.

[@harilalmn]

Aahaa.. Super..!! ❤❤❤

[@sastry68]

Pl provide notaion sir

[@kartheekpattigilli2759]

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