Konnakol Lesson #6 :cross rhythms of 4 (Takatimi)

In this lesson we create cross rhythms using the basic phrase of 4.
A stunning example how you can modulate a simple phrase to create interesting variations.
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Thank you very much Bernhard! I learned a lot from your videos. It inspired me. 🙂🎵

[@tomtabla]

Seen many konnakol lesson but you explained it the best great stuff man

[@KarlLatham]

NICE drums!! I love both of those and that GREAT Vintage Yamaha Snare drum

[@MrRoka4200]

awesome lessons man...thank you so much :)

[@muraliram8802]

Very inspiring way of presenting.

[@peiquedq]

Uhhhh getting this right will be tough!

[@mohitrahaman21]

thanks i stumbled upon this fortunately

[@ErifilyNikola]

Awesome tutorials, very clear explanations! Thanks!
P.s. Is the music from the beginning available online somewhere to listen or buy?!

[@faberartem2696]

Could you show different talams? Especially odd times talam ? 5, 7 and 9. Thanks for your lessons.

[@thiagobrandaoaraujo]

Thank you!

[@protocosm]

IT would be interesting to see a few jazz or pop tunes analysed rhythmically.

[@rhythmcircles]

thank you Bernie. lovely lesson.

[@Taalismusic]

you are welcome mr hang tabla master

[@rhythmcircles]

+Bernhard Schimpelsberger Never a master always a student. Smile through the music. thanks Bernie hope your well.

[@meetgadhia2524]

hello Bernard can u make a lesson on a polyrthmic bandish or tudka that u learned from Ur guru

[@JPEGonyourface]

Few questions for you Bernard,
when your doing the 5 over 4, did you mean it was voiced like this (captials accents for 5):
TAkadime taKAdime takaDIme takadiME takadime TA,
or in the place of all those accents there, you say Ta on 1, Ka on 2e, Di on 3&, 4a, 2, 3e, 4& (using a 16/16 '1e&a' grid) resolving over multiple bars?
Then could 3 be understood as: TAkadiME takaDIme taKAdime TA, or is its saying Ta on the 3rd triplet, Ka on the next 3rd triplet etc?
also awesome lessons, thank you very much

[@tobiasjunior3254]

PDFs ?????

[@spektaloza]

I can't find the name Fayrashbandhi anywhere else but here...

[@komitaskomitaskomitas]

You will find different spellings and pronunciations for musical terms in that area of the world. Especially konnokol.

[@MrJuan3259]

thanks very much, I going to star from the 1...jajaja

[@Taalismusic]

enjoy the journey!