KONNAKOL introduction by Henrik Andersen (DK)
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It is funny that the rhythmic system "Konakol" from South India has excisted for ages, and I don`t know anyone, who has had the idea to make an instructional video. Thank you Henrik!!!!
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Thanks for this. its a great video showing the benefits of this amazing system.Thanks man.
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This is epic beyond belief!
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I like the way he says ta ka di me in the beginning of the video
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@StringsOfAndersen I'd like to buy the music of the beginning! How can I buy it?
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can u please explain what are the variations you are depicting while doing the 7 beat cycle.. 2+2+3
im unable to understand it explicitly as i can understand the first exercise..
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Fantastic. I have a feeling one could use number theory and come up some mind-blowing konnakol compositions.
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I'm very fascinated about this technique and wondering if it is possible to apply it to notereading to take out a rythm? I myself am a singer and I'm not very good at rythms.
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Thank you so much!
I have never released this peice of music. It is from a dance performance
(But you can find a video on my YOUTUBE profile "Music for danceperformance" where the whole corvai is performed live)
StringsOfAndersen 1 year ago
Halfspeed, triplets, A tempo, triplets, dobbelt speed, triplets (tisra) etc...
It actually sez so in the video during this exersice, in therms of 2:1 & 3:2 etc :)
StringsOfAndersen 1 year ago
It is wonderfull is it not ? :)
What I do to communicate with musicians is write out all the changing meters:
could be f.ex : 5/8 + 5/8 + 6/8 + 7/8 + 9/8 ... When they can play their part well - I ask them to feel and understand "the whole thing" in 4/4
StringsOfAndersen 1 year ago
The music in the end! I love it! ho are them? wat is the name of the music?
daveboris 2 years ago
The music is composed by me and its from a 2006 danceperformance that I actally participated in:
"Caterpillar" - you´ll find a video by the same name on my Youtube account - Containing a live performance of that music. The other voices are the 4 dancers..
The tune is set in 5/8 with a calimba to keep the thala :-)
StringsOfAndersen 2 years ago
Its about grouping the triplets in 7 (7 × 3 regrouped to 3 × 7)
The thing to do is learn the langauge of konnakol so you are able to sing these phrases and understand the transformations in this example = Do the exersice the other way around : Keep the clapping ( 2+2+3) as a constant and sing the transitions. Good luck
StringsOfAndersen 2 years ago