Mridangam Practice Techniques - Gumki - Sai Shiv - Part 7

In this video i have explained some simple basic practice exercises we need to do before practising Gumki (Grace Notes) on Mridangam

[@roopashribelursatyanarayan4209]

Shown very well Sai Shiv!!😊👌👏👏

[@gurusisyanmusic3159]

ரொம்ப நன்றி ஐய்யா....நானும் Practice பண்றேன்....ஐய்யா...

[@nareen1925]

Nice.. very helpful.. thanks sir

[@Mahesh_Mridangam]

Thank you so much sir for teaching 🙏🙏🙏

[@saishivmusic]

I'm glad that it is helpful

[@anoopkrishnan484]

Thank you sir... thanks a lot...

[@sarant4901]

Amazing master wonderful.teaching

[@saishivmusic]

I'm glad you are finding it useful

[@MonkeyDLuffy-rt1ro]

Thank you sir 🙏

[@adityasahu7747]

Thank you very much sir! _/\_

[@VISHNUMIRDHANGAM]

Sir Iam also play mirdhangam sir but iam doubt in gumki you tell clearly thank you sir

[@saishivmusic]

I'm glad you found it useful 👍

[@mvsrinivas5966]

Sir some clarity on syllables while playing on left and right can be shown by turning the instrument to understand better way. Nice explanation.

[@saishivmusic]

since this was regarding only gumki.. I've shown only the left side. if you need any clarification regarding the exercise feel free to email me [e-mail]

[@mrvanish84]

thankyou sir.. very useful ..
voice volume is too low.. hard to hear..

[@kumargangadharan5808]

Sir, Very useful lesson..Thank you.Sir
your voice was very low. Kindly show the fingering on the right side also if possible. Regards

[@OrganicDolphin]

Is Gumki hard to learn? I played mridangam for 10 years but quit when I began college. I’m starting it back up now, but I’ve never learned the Gumki and I’m worried it may hinder my learning.

[@saishivmusic]

learning gumki is most important. it takes a few months to get the basic gumki with good sound. once you get the basic good tone you can improve on it in time

[@OrganicDolphin]

@@saishivmusic great news to hear. Thank you.

[@mukundasai6941]

Namaste sir..could you make on improving speed and clarity on nakatha dhimitha dhimi

[@saishivmusic]

Namaste.. Actually there is no specific exercise.. You just have to keep practising na ka tha dhim tha dhi mi from slow to gradually higher speeds.

[@saishivmusic]

You can try with metronome.. Start from 60bpm and try to reach 160bpm

[@mukundasai6941]

@@saishivmusic ok sir thank you so much sir

[@mukundasai6941]

@@saishivmusic ok sir thank you so much sir