Konnakkol Duet with music transcription

Here is my music transcription of the 'Konnakkol Duet' by Vidwan B R Somashekar Jois and Kumari V Shivapriya in mishra chaapu tala. The Mohara-Korvai is composed by Vidwan B C Manjunath. This video is for educational purposes only.

[@ashrafulhaque8759]

This is just mind blowing. No words can express what i can say about the skill set you guys possess.
Thanks very much for posting.

[@Borishal]

amazing in all sorts of ways. Technique, memory, voice. everything perfect.

[@rnatarajan3563]

Excellent, awesome, extraordinary performance. Hearty thanks for uploading this wonderful clip. 🙏🙏

[@loremipsum313]

What syllables are the first fast ones? Really ta ka di na ta ka? Because it sounds different but I could be wrong, so I'd really love to know :D but thank you for the video!!

[@hectorluissancio8660]

Espectacular!!! Gracias!!!

[@petermende4596]

Ramtamtam ruggatam bam.
Gosh!

[@christianebbertz7057]

Great work! Thank You!

[@ksfsms]

God bless you!❤

Oh My!!!!

[@thomaswenglinski]

damn near fell out of my seat at 3:02

[@CarllinPerera]

SAME!!

[@sureshbopparaju6667]

Brilliant!!

[@Bailey2006a]

Wow!

[@hectorluissancio8660]

Excelentes!!

[@gupta__g]

Beautiful

[@Mike-sf5cg]

Do the syllables change when there's 4 beats to the bar? I've seen something similar but the notes I'm seeing here don't match the syllables I know of.

[@alfbarroso]

Holy Christ! How did you transcribe this?? Thanks for sharing!

[@AnanthNat]

I think they just showed the score and synced it with the voice... Transcription is impossible!

[@hectorluissancio8660]

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[@TheVchrung]

From 1:03 , the beats go simultaneous with 4/8 on one hand and 7/8 on the other

[@juwonnnnn]

👏

[@MalcaratMartinez]

I lost the count after 3 cycles.....Are they improvising real time ? Because this is huge head scratcher , even for Meshuggah :)

[@bradleyklump]

The second half is a 'rhythmic composition' by Vidwan Manjunath. The first half has both performers recite pre-conceived rhythmic phrases. This part is a bit less pre-conceived, but still not improvised in the usual sense.

[@user-nc5gw3vk6e]

Hι great work......what is the score application?is there any konokol learn application?

[@bradleyklump]

Thanks. The notation displayed was from Logic Pro. The Konnokkol syllables were my best guess based upon Trichy Sankaran's highly recommended book, The Art of Konnokkol.

[@chaitanyavarada6737]

This is used as notation for percussion instruments like Mridangam as an accompaniment to the vocals in a carnatic concert.

[@eilameyal]

can you write your email so I can send you which email to send score please? Thank you!

[@eilameyal]

I can't write my email in the comments