Why learn Konnakol? (Indian Rhythm Language)

In Lession #1 of this free web lessons Bernhard explains why he believes studying Konnakol and Indian Rhythm is highly beneficial for every musician.
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[@KonradBogen]

thank you :) this really makes clear why music is so culture-connecting, more important today than it ever was!

[@Taalismusic]

+aarco music always stays current.we need more of it now than EVER.

[@elliottshapiro8601]

I am inspired by your excellent introductory presentation to learn it. Looking forward to working with your videos.

[@bhaktalex]

AWESOMELY put my friend! Konnakol LIBERATED me from you years of MUSICAL CONFUSION.

[@niyer07]

hey thank you for you videos, I am learning drums and percussions and konnakol has really helped me understanding the concept of 'time signature' in an easier way.

[@DougBrito]

Hey man, Thanks a lot for sharing this knowledge with the world!

[@elfi_sternenstaub]

thank you. this is helpful for preparing a presentation about talam in carnatic music. i am really fixed on learning konnakol now and deepen my rhythmical understanding and practical skills.
the connection between sound, rhythm, language...very interesting.

[@Taalismusic]

+Emili Nhajtorg you are welcome emili.

[@GattoPanco]

You've got some really good points there ! Nice job! You really made me want to stick into konnakol !

[@Taalismusic]

+Giacomo Bucci keep going and learn more.its an ocean of rhythm.bernhard

[@cfung69]

Thank you for sharing ❤️

[@Pasha_Aeon]

Good lesson, thank you!

[@laszloszekere4353]

Thank you for this video

[@rokocrnic1035]

thanks !

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

like it!

[@nomnom7089]

How can the half notes & quarter notes be played on a piano?

[@avielkharrat5788]

Indian rythms rock !

[@soschadao]

It doesn’t really need the visual element, so they teach it to the blind