Indian Drum vs African Drum | Best Jugalbandi Ever | Guru karaikudi Mani & Pape Samory | REACTION!!
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Unlike western drums. Indian percussions have Beats in certain forms called Tala. Each Tala has a count & beat timings. Each Tala has defined patterns called SOL or words ( something like music sheet). Whatever he said , he could play the same on his instrument depending upon the speed required :) The art of mouth drumming as you say is called Kunnakol in India it also follows similar words :) Indian percussion instruments from left to right - Mirudangam , kanchira | Kanjira , Gatam & Tabla .
He is speaking drums.. only in India. No where else it is done that I know of. We are taught to speak the language before playing. I did too before I played the tabla.
Orally reciting the notation is right to say. Pardon my music uneducation.
It is also done in other country's bro, But Konnakkol is the oldest, its 5000 years old.
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@@decoloniz_afro African drum was also nice
The instruments used are Mrudangam( covered in white cloth), ghatam(pot like) and table ( small twin ones) , uduku ( hand held one).
The handmovements are for counting beats also known as TAALAM used for Dancinh, Instrumental and vocal Indian Music.
The " vocal drumming" as u said are the recitation of Ragaas( sound notes) probably to set a precedance.
At 9 23 the sounds he is making are specific to sound for dancing and are known as nattuvingam.
ALL OF US WHO LEARN MUSIC OR DANCING HAVE TO LEARN THESE NOTES AND THEY AT DIFFERENT SPEEDS AND IN CONJUCTION WITH SPECIFIC OTHER NOTES CREATE SPECIFIC SOUNDS.
Isn't the handheld one a kanjira? I think you misspelled "tabla" as "table".
When u became mesmerized u become silent and when u start enjoying u start clapping. Htas off to the masters african and indian both
Hi Indi namaste..!!! Love from india ❤️ loved ur reaction video .
U choosed a great topic.... And also like because its first comment
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This reminds me of that Rocky movie where Balbao was cheered by Russians when he fights against a Russian. Indians cheered that African more than the fellow drummers. Very satisfying to watch.
In the world of this incredible peoples having this great art if making jugalbandi rather than doing comparison will make this world so great and happy.
Namaste Indi! Aap Kesi Ho?? 🤗🤗🤗🤗
♥ you from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Thank you for sharing your reaction to this wonderful music.
The guy with the African drums was just Killing it. The crowd was giving him the most love.
Congrats to the organizers. World culture ...... Jai ho.
Thanks Indi. Peace.
...and then the vocal expression of the beat, meter, rhythm and pattern to be performed....wow.
react on slayy point: what foreigners think about india...PLEASSE INDI..!!!
Yes I want reaction video on 'Slayy Point' video
Me Too 😂
...and there are no winners. Just the sheer joy of performing their art in each others company...
Indian music is as old as his history... Tk cr indi...BTW.. Happy birthday..wish you happiness....😊😊
The African man was amazing. There was a problem with the placement of the mikes of the Indian drummers. The African man's Mike was placed very near the drums whereas the Indian drummers mikes were mire towards their faces so the African man's drums made a clear sound whereas the Indian drums sound was less clear and sharp even though they were also talented.
@Atish Datta Of course even after watching the video everyone has their own views. To each his own.
@@chandan7040 It's actually the difference in the instruments. The African instrument has more treble in it. So it naturally sounds more sharper. Mridangam has more base in it, so it sounds more heavier but not as sharp as the African instrument. The natural volume of the instrument plays role too. The ghatam that is the clay pots have naturally lower volume, so we cannot expect the same volume out of them. So the rhythm patterns, the speed and the intricate calculations they incorporate in between them, the precision in the patterns and tempo are more important than the volume. We cannot expect a same volume from an electric guitar and a flute. But both of them have their own magic flavour
I love this. The mouth thing is called a Konnakol. Most of these are improvisation, but he was doing it whi'le c[q~.]jing the tala. Tala is time signature.
I didn't find any competition here. It was a beautiful partnership (Jugalbandi) though.
It's music beyond every thing here every one is student of art
And every one is winner
This is called Jugalbandi..They do not reherse...they are ultimate masters of music in India. Rehearsals are for amateurs. This is to show that language of music is same every where.
I had attended this event at prashanti nilayam puttaparthi and literally it was amazing 😊
African drum sound had more musicality and the Indian drum sound had more structure almost....liked them both
The Good thing is he got Audience backing that's nice.
He is giving rythm to his fellow Drummer
Iam watching your vedio first time and watched almost all of your vedio.... I just fall in love with your style of expressing your emotion.😍😍😍😍😍😍
This whole concert is just to have fun and enjoyment of music, that's it.
At around 8.40 is when the mridangam drummer recites a tal (Tal is the name in Hindustani music for drum notes. I believe Carnartic music goes by a different name). The drummer would then play the notes that have just been recited. As a fun fact fact for string or wind instruments a raga is recited which sets the musical tone and pitch of what the instruments will play. A Tal or Rag can be recited by those playing an instruments or in more formal settings typically by a viśārada (think of it like a composer).
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The basics of Indian percussion notation is called “konnakol” , what you mentioned as mouth drumming. We play the instrument kanjira( single side drum), ghatam( pot), mridangam( two sided instrument), referring to the video. Guru Karaikudi Mani sir just recited a korvai( set of patterns) in konnakol. Most of them are improvisation. This is set to a 8 beat cycle called adi taala
That big indian drum is called DHOLAK. In Indian classical music they first teach verbal notes and then the actual drum. That person actually spoke the drum notes verbally and then played the exact same notes on the Dholak.
இன்டி ரோஸி(Indi Rossi)
குரு காரைக்குடி மணி(Guru Karaikudi Mani) & பேப் சமோரி
(Pape Samory)
Actually they're speaking. "WE ALL ARE BLACK BY SKIN, BUT PURE WHITE IN HEART".
that's all my dear
Ohh thank you indi for such great video reaction
My pleasure 😊
He doesn't get the crowd clapping. The crowd is backing him up.
Those "MOUTH DRUMMING" are thaat or the "bols" of a destinguished taals of indian classical music TAALS are set rule of instruction on "beats" for a song to align on that you can use various taals in various organisations to form beats for a song there are about 44 taals in indian classical music. So to play such instruments and to accompany a fellow musician you need to learn and remember them so what he was showing by speaking are the mouthed sound beats to learn and he was doing this on 4x speed.
Getting him in to the mix was fun 🤣
The African's tala was fabulous and he was so good
these beats are really really intricate and the time signatures are highly complicated
Indi is racing towards 150k now.... good going.... want to see 200k soon...
From a music point of view the Indian drummers win hands down and I love the African drums was vibing hard... I want a second round with more African drums..Loved the jugal bandi...
Happy Birthday Indi.... may god bless u with everything
Namaste Indi. Please talk on sushant singh rajput , a talented actor who just died by suicide yesterday please also CONSIDER talking on mental health and depression
Someone send me the video.. linked video is deleted
Hi Indi, Arun from Dubai. Well the Indian with the long beard is on an Indian drum called the mridangam is a percussion instrument of ancient origin. The person sitting left to the bearded person is on an instrument called the pot drum known as Mizhavu. Both these percussion instruments are predominantly used in the south of India. The person on the left side of the bald artist is on instrument called the Tabla, which is a membranophone percussion instrument and normally used in pairs. Regards. Arun.
No one can compete with Indian classical music , Indian classical music is world best music.
the bearded gentleman is karaikudi mani, he plays the mridangam and his rhythm patterns are truly awesome
Isn't this drum video from Puttaparthi
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Awesomeness at its best
Music is a god gift & bless
This is was In Prachanti in India, amazing
Do you know, it is a huge intellectual task to learn classical music in India. It requires tremendous efforts and memory to remember all those thousands of rhythms and patterns. Indian classical music is so much refined one and so much wide since it has been developed since more than five thousands of years. Just believe me that being a well engineer and research scholar is very far easier than becoming classical Indian musician. If you go to dive deep into it, it is an ocean of wisdom and most profoundly it is spiritually connected and for those who practice it, it is a path to divine, it is their faith and their worship. Thanks!
Namaste indi....
Lots of love for u from india.....
Hiii,. Please u reation of Assam, India, which is famous for One Horn Rhino and many forest and rain forest .🙏🙏🙏
Namaste Indi. Please talk on sushant singh rajput , a talented actor who just died by suicide yesterday please also CONSIDER talking on mental health and
SHE WILL TALK? NO, SHE WILL MAKE THE VIDEO ABOUT SUSHANT SINGH RAJPUT, BUT ALSO SHE WILL REACT THE TRAILER "CHHICHHORE" WHICH WAS THE STAR OF SUSHANT SINGH RAJPUT AND SHRADDHA KAPOOR, SHE WILL MAKE THAT.
Hey Indi!! Enjoy more music with conparisms witj Hindustani(Northern) vs Carnatic ( southern).
BEGIN WITH AGAM WHO CREATE A MELANGE WITH CARNATIC AND ROCK ACOMPAGNIED BY THE SUPERB VOICE OF HARI!
What the Indian percussionists were doing is mathematical patterns in drumming. The way they bunch up 3rds and 4ths to form 12 beat cycle and add it up to 16 beat cycle and build a 28 beat (basic 7 beat rhythm) or such patterns... difficult to even understand and almost takes a lifetime to master--they're called Tani Avartanams
Both are best ❤❤❤
That person was chanting drum notes which are exclusive for drums and classical dance steps. They differ from music notes.
Also, just to let you know, living up to it's reputation of being a diverse culture, every region of IND has it's own kind of drum. However, the Tabla is kind of common in most parts.
I studied here for 12 years. Lovely place.
Hi Indi!!
Please react to
Swalla-Indian jathi mix by IndianRaga ...
Namaste Indi how are u feeling good
Love your videos 😊😘😍😋🤗💖
Belated Happy Birthday Girl...!
Stay blessed...!!
Hello Indi, I am sure there are many people who want you to react on song VANDE MATRAM ♥️so it's a request to you hope you react on that because it's not a song only it's an emotion for us. And other then that keep growing ❣️and always stay happy 😄
If you love drums so much den u must watch puneri dhol in ganesh visarjan or shivaji jayanti..
Trust me Indian drummers go crazy while drumming as well and when they do it....
first they rehearse
this is very difficult stuff to play, indian classical music is really intricate, trust me, as an indian i know something about this stuff, however, music is the same anywhere in the world, it is essentially a means to know your self
Excellent reaction video indi thank you for showing us this. In this case I think the African guy is the clear winner ( my personal opinion please I don't mean to offend anyone).
மிகச்சிறப்பு அம்மையாரே ...
It's not to be pity around African.
He is our brother he is with us and he is one of us just that musical instrument is different.. As a Indian we believe world is for everyone. We have each other... Love and peace 💓
the indian drummers are true masters of percussion, they are unmatched just try to determine the time signatures of their beats
Hey indi your tatoo is very aweosome and i like your reaction ❤ love from india🇮🇳
Every time ur content enjoyable 👌👌
Hey indi! Good evening to you ans as always good morning to me too 😁😈🤣
Loved this one . The African drummer was impressive. I hope you had a great day. Have a peaceful stary stary night too. Sleep well dream well gn 😉☺❤
Goosebumps
this is jugalbandi, where you have to replicate what the other artist does
Awesome video sister ....
Also Jugal-Bandi actually means face-off.. like in The US you have HIP-HOP Face-off.
Super super
I wonder why the thumbnail is different from the reacted performance. Still great to see your patience and reaction for the tradition for both Indian and African percussions. You might also have a look into the thumbnail's video performance(Rajasthani)- will be wonderful. 🙂👍🏼
Love it
Can you do some videos on hybrid African-Indian cultures in places outside India such as Trinidad and Tobago where the population is about 40% Indian, 40% African and the other 20% is mixed?
The indian drum in this is called "MRIDANGAM" The big one small is "daphmut" And the pot is called "KHADAM"
WHAT he is saying is the notes which he is playing
The last one is TABLA
love from india🇮🇳 INDI
😊Namaste🙏🏽 Indi 💚
Those are the main beats.which he was saying with mouth.
Indi, would love to see you play any musical instrument here.😄
You are awesome
Sister Indi please react to bengali Durga puja 🙂
Indi !! You must wear bindi🤣
Pls react to African church drummer 🙏🏾
You would hear the groove of a life time
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Actually what he was speaking, was actually the language of drums he was saying. We are taught the language of the instrument before playing it. It is very complex. VERY VERY COMPLEX. He is giving instructions to the African guy what he wanted out of the drums, rhythm, beat and the temperance. And the African guy followed wonderfully!
He wasn't giving instructions,he was speaking in the language of drums. It was a conversation in music. In your mind your suttle belittling is evident. Cant you just appreciate this was a great collaboration and not a lesson by one to the other. The African guy is an drummer in his own right and he was a skilled guest.
@@javaughnstrubing5915 who said they were giving a lesson to eachother? I said they were speaking in the language of drums. You and i are saying the same thing 😅😂
Thank you....i will give you some link too just see n if u can react on those
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This venue is at Sai Kulwant Hall in Sai Prashanthi Nilayam, Puttaparthy, Andhra Pradesh, India. The ashram of Sri Sathya Sai Baba.
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I love it