Three Speeds of Indian Classical Music Rhythms (Sing FAST!)

Learn how to sing FAST in Indian classical music rhythms as we explore the 3 main speeds of Indian classical music or Carnatic music. Indian classical pieces often feature super fast vocal rhythms, and learning them will greatly improve your sense of rhythm in any genre of music!
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Introduction: 0:28
3 Speeds: 1:02
Exercise 1: 2:42
Exercise 2: 3:59
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[@guillermogonzalez2888]

Please Neil, continue with these didactical videos. These are great!!

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you very much 😊 I’m glad you’re finding them useful!

[@gabrielagoni8131]

​@@neilchanmusic Thank you so much for your content! We need more carnatic music educational videos, please!

[@neilchanmusic]

@@gabrielagoni8131 glad you enjoy it Gabriela! Yes, hope to get more people aware of the beauty of carnatic music!

[@srinivasreddy7294]

Thanks because I am learning mridangam of South indian

[@JustLilGecko]

These videos might be the best introductions to the subject on youtube, really really helpful for a newcomer to get some fundamentals in place, really appreciate it!

[@neilchanmusic]

Glad to hear that, Indian classical music is such an amazing and intricate world. It's my pleasure to make it a little more accessible to those interested.

[@hingginchu]

Love this series on Carnatic rhythm. You should do more.

[@neilchanmusic]

Will be touching more on Carnatic rhythms soon :) Breaking down some complex rhythmic patterns!

[@inavarsa]

its useful for indians to understand in terms of meeetronorme and western musical notations

[@neilchanmusic]

It's good for us all to be open minded and willing to share our culture :)

[@brainfckk]

This is awesome 😍...I have been for these for so long ...why no one is recognising this 😍😍😍

[@neilchanmusic]

I'm glad you enjoy this Nihal! :) Hope you have fun learning some Carnatic rhythms

[@lakshminarayanapalisetty659]

Super analysis of aditala

[@sivasankarank5811]

Well done demo..🌻🙏

[@neilchanmusic]

thank you

[@santoshgujar5237]

😇, Thank you, Sir

[@neilchanmusic]

Most welcome!

[@jithumelodykumar3295]

Bro.....lovely explanation...where do u belong.. Indians also face difficulty to explain and even yo understand. .. But ur way of teaching is awesome ...super.. Superb...🥰🥰🥰🥰💐💐💐

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you, glad you enjoy it! I am from Singapore, we have a large South Indian diaspora here which is where I studied carnatic music from

[@alfiannugroho1409]

Nice explaination

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you!

[@covadonga6099]

You explain with great clarity, congratulations. I would like you to continue explaining other Rhythm.

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you! I have another video on Indian rhythms on how to ‘sing fast’ 😊

[@puneetsharma5200]

❤️

[@RS-qu2ck]

Thank you for resources!!

[@neilchanmusic]

My pleasure!

[@djazzsomething]

Great job bro

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you!

[@SitarRam]

👏👏👍🙏🕉

[@neilchanmusic]

Thank you Sitar!

[@inavarsa]

in music when u know one instruement and one approach u r curious abt other instrument and other way of teaching.....those who know carnatic violin or drums..we wants to know western voilin and drums method of teaching and techniques...intrest curiousity

[@marcelqi609]

Que hermoso!!!

[@neilchanmusic]

😁 gracias

[@CarlyWiccanandColdplay]

😮 what the