Music of India: Mridangam, Flute, Sitar, Tabla
Loading...
Link to this comment:
Top Comments
All Comments (156)
-
people all over the globe has something in common, but also something in difference, everyone has their own sense of art, so, you can compare indian music to chinese music, they're ifferent, but both are beautiful, rock and roll and indian sitar, both beautiful, but they're different. So, what does that mean? Everyone has their own sense of art, everyone's passion, spirit, and soul, are all beautiful...
-
Wow, I guess I should not listen to what I thought was lovely music. Everyone wants to argue. I think I will just go to a bar-b que and eat some good food. And Never think of this episode when, I just thought of hearing some good music. And by the way someone said they don't know where the flute came from? Give us a break! Never mind I will Patel food tonight.
-
awesome
-
THE FLUTE IS ANNOYING I SEARCHED FOR SITAR AND TABLA, I DONT KNOW WHERE THE FLUTE CAME FROM
-
I adore Indian music,and well all world music really ,I'm also crazy for Mongolian throat singing and Bulgarian choir singing
-
@NinetiesYouth you are very wrong there. Indian music has harmony..you would realize this if you actually listened. this piece is very sophisticated and harmonic
-
@camel04 correction, Modern western music has no skilled timing.
-
@ponugups I've heard the best of Western music, y'know, the type that actually has some harmony
-
@NinetiesYouth And yet you are a 'master' to comment on 3000 years of music?
-
@NinetiesYouth I studied classical western music here in the US and I really do appreciate Indian music. I don't really compare it to Western classical because they seem so different to me. Indian music uses more notes within the octave, meaning there are more tones per octave in Indian music. Also, instrumentation is traditionally different as well. I find it beautiful. I also love the singing and much of the dancing.
4:51Shiva Meditationby romapada150,981 views
Featured Video- 10:03Ravi Shankar - Improvisation on the Theme of "R...by tiad165,124 views
- 7:38Ravi Shankar & Philip Glass - Ragas In Minor Sc...by tiad722,806 views
- 10:53Taj Mahal | Music of Ancient Indiaby minuicch134,730 views
- 7:26Anoushka Shankar - Charukeshiby vietbongmusic429,068 views
- 6:10amazing young tabla player - Shaurya Rawal (Rhy...by rhythmriderspdt126,446 views
- 2:41Amazing Sitar Playerby gul23902,425 views
- 5:24India danceby saiyick3,097,780 views
11 videos
- 3:44The Tabla Guyby DaisyRani331826,000 views
- 7:28Wonderfull Chill Out Music by Indiaby boybarcelona86112,577 views
- 9:15Ravi & Anoushka Shankar - Raga Anandi Kalyanby Halfaouine1,366,503 views
- 4:14Mridangam Masterby mlivevideo149,395 views
- 6:22Sitar Legend Pt. Ravi Shankar & his lovely Daug...by Mentor1954373,747 views
- 4:31Hip Hop Tabla (Instrumental beat)by SammyBadbwoiBeatz23,191 views
- 5:09Sitar - Deeshab ki too az mehr- Khalil Gudaz Af...by Thunder00432,880 views
- 4:23Ustad Zakir Hussain -- Vintage Teental Soloby punjabiprinze608,658 views
- 4:54Bansuri Flute and Tabla Instrumentalby samirandgina125,102 views
- 3:40Ustad Shahid Parvez (sitar) 6by gurubhai137,895 views
- 9:34Ustad Ail Akbar Khanby sweetsurj218,474 views
- 3:18indian purple hazeby icostarema20,064 views
First of all, timing in indian music is very different and a lot more complex than anything you will find in the west. So if it sounds off to you, its because you have no sense of musical, I dont mean that offensively, most people dont have a sense of musical time. Furthermore, western musicians will struggle grasping the timing as the time signatures are very atypical for western. Keep listening and expanding your mind!
camel04 2 years ago 40
Because its not what you grew up with. Human nature is very culture centric on "what should be right" so to say.
BABABABA5555 2 years ago 27