My god what an expertise in such a young age. I just skipped learning this instrument in 7 years as my fingers were paining,but now i understand what a big mistake i have committed by not taking hard work. Really miss mridangam and it is so dynamic instrument. Connected to sole i think.. Now learning Santoor and Flute with Hindustani Vocal. Indian music is very unique..!! Love you Rohan.. Such a talented you are..!!
I lugged a mridangam around India for 6 months, and everywhere I went people would say, "you'll never be able to play that!...tabla is one thing...a mridangam is totally another!" Well...many years later...it sits on my staircase, a remnant of my dreams to play my beloved mridangam. Not played...but dusted regularly, and enjoyed as a memory of my time in India...so they were right I guess!! I still adore the sound of the mridangam...and Carnatic music still lifts my heart...So enormous respect to Indian musicians especially mridangam players from me here in the UK.
South Indian music is mathematical n presentation, but north Indian is merely presentation less computation..... correct if I'm mistake..... I m not from India but do appreciate their music , carnatic music n western music
@@srajan5286 ignorance at its finest. Both are mathematical. North India you'll find a lot of micro-beat repertoire. Someone like Ustad Zakir Hussain is a mathematical genius.
Mridangam is my favorite drum out of all drums! You have demonstrated it very well. Thanks for uploading this video! I always say, this is a talking drum 👌😁
this is excellent. I don't play mridangam but I thoroughly enjoy listening to it played, especially by this man, he is very talented! Thank you for sharing this.
Excellent play i was one of the oldest disciple of Shri Umayalpuram K Shivaraman learnt for 5 years during my school days and left it :( really planning to continue with all mora , korvai's of adhi,rupaka,misra and kanda one day ...
Wonderful to see and hear this explanation and performance! Last night I watched Sarvam Thaala Mayam on Netflix and got introduced to the mridangam . Am hooked! Now, if only I could pronounce it correctly!
it is a scientific and analytic approach to tih instrument and it has educative wellness for interested people. Thanks a lot from Turkey ... Fırat Dereli
Rohan, I appreciate your doing this video. It is so clear! I will use it in my class, Intro to World Music. Maybe you could also do a short video explaining the vocal drum syllables, and the how the drum works with the tala cycles! You are fabulous!
hey bro ...love u i m from bangladesh .. my sister performs rabindra sangeet and her ustad plays mridangam sometimes....but it looks alittle different . i pesonally dont know too much but i listen to rabindra , nazrul, balamuralikrishna,sufis, soothes my ears and mind
Hi, When you play the final Korvai in Trisram, Taka Takadina Jam (6) Taka Takadina Jam (6) Taka takadina Jam (2) This third jam sounds like 2 Mathras, which is suppose to be three before playing the three kandams..... Take care.
Beautiful instrument, beautiful video., beautiful playing! Hi everyone! Would you still recommend this drum for young athletes/sports people? I wanted to ask if playing with a heavy drum on your leg for long periods (i.e. for arrangatrams/long shows) can cause postural problems that are difficult to reverse? I'm just noting that the two hips will be in asymmetrical positions, as will the spine. Will this not affect the long term arrangement of the hips and spine? I've had this happen to me and I wondering how common this can be? It's given me a limp, and has left me unable to play any sport since I was 13, and means I take pain killers every day (since the age of 18). My teachers (who were doctors) didn't mention these side effects, and deny these are common side effects but both walk with a visible limp. Anyone else in a similar position?
Hi I am not sure of the details. But I have also read elsewhere that playing mrudangam has its side effects on your body. I am not sure but to what extent and whether it's of any significance. Thank you..
Question: What kind of Mridangam do you have? Yours looks very nice with the strap/nut/bolt combo. Where do you get this type of a mridangam?? Please advise
rohan is an upcoming mridangam player who accompanied me once in chennai! i wish him a bright musical future! please try to correct the KORVAI(starts at 3.27) and re post it!make tha poorvangam end karvai to 3 instead of 2! somebody already pointed out!
Hi, I play the mridangam, I know some people that do have the black dot in on the thoppi side (left hand), and its fine for now, if your just starting out, however if you really want to get better and play like the artist demonstrating, you may want to purchase yourself a new mridangam
I'm not positive if this is right, but I'm pretty sure this is the type of mridangam Rohan made himself, where it can change sruti's by just adjusting the nuts/bolts. Don't quote me for that though
Good job Roshan.... keep going... expecting more from you...!!! i learn mirudangam in child hood... but a master... this video will be more helpful to polish up my skills... more of your explanations and lessons would make me a master.. :)
Actually most membranophone type drums are toned, only a few types aren't , it's just that the drums that have become more popular(tom toms, kick, and snare) are of the few that aren't
Reiniel Christian Rafael mridangam made with different layers as well as little difference in its thickness... in middle its black n surrounding is white...so its played by rhythmic movements of fingers and hands...also player slip his hand to produce sound or to stop vibration.
Om, own the packawaj, I have a problem spending hides are here in Brazil and has no spare leathers, would help me get new leathers, or me indicate the location abroad where I can import new leathers.
Hi Rohan, Please advise me from where shal I get the same type of Mridamgam which you playing on this video.I do have Mridamgam's which has leather straps.tks & goodluck.
Rohan is from an Indian family, but grew up mostly in the USA -- thus the accent (or lack of same, depending on your viewpoint). What's so strange about that?
whats your problem? Maybe someeone requested him to make a documentary? I've seen this fellow play live and he is an excellent accompanyist. With knowledge beyond his years. You should be thankful that he is doing something productive here, as apposed to commenting uselessly.
My god what an expertise in such a young age. I just skipped learning this instrument in 7 years as my fingers were paining,but now i understand what a big mistake i have committed by not taking hard work. Really miss mridangam and it is so dynamic instrument. Connected to sole i think.. Now learning Santoor and Flute with Hindustani Vocal. Indian music is very unique..!! Love you Rohan.. Such a talented you are..!!
I lugged a mridangam around India for 6 months, and everywhere I went people would say, "you'll never be able to play that!...tabla is one thing...a mridangam is totally another!" Well...many years later...it sits on my staircase, a remnant of my dreams to play my beloved mridangam. Not played...but dusted regularly, and enjoyed as a memory of my time in India...so they were right I guess!! I still adore the sound of the mridangam...and Carnatic music still lifts my heart...So enormous respect to Indian musicians especially mridangam players from me here in the UK.
South Indian music is mathematical n presentation, but north Indian is merely presentation less computation..... correct if I'm mistake..... I m not from India but do appreciate their music , carnatic music n western music
@@srajan5286 ignorance at its finest. Both are mathematical. North India you'll find a lot of micro-beat repertoire. Someone like Ustad Zakir Hussain is a mathematical genius.
Why do u listen to people. U can still learn.
That was incredible. It's nice to know there's talent coming from so close to home. I live in mount pleasant and I attend Central Michigan University.
Mridangam is my favorite drum out of all drums! You have demonstrated it very well. Thanks for uploading this video! I always say, this is a talking drum 👌😁
this is excellent. I don't play mridangam but I thoroughly enjoy listening to it played, especially by this man, he is very talented! Thank you for sharing this.
Bro that's how interest on such auspicious instrument will be born back in the hearts of todays' generation . . Keep it up . . Respect!
Excellent play i was one of the oldest disciple of Shri Umayalpuram K Shivaraman learnt for 5 years during my school days and left it :( really planning to continue with all mora , korvai's of adhi,rupaka,misra and kanda one day ...
Wonderful to see and hear this explanation and performance! Last night I watched Sarvam Thaala Mayam on Netflix and got introduced to the mridangam . Am hooked! Now, if only I could pronounce it correctly!
it is a scientific and analytic approach to tih instrument and it has educative wellness for interested people. Thanks a lot from Turkey ... Fırat Dereli
One of my favorite percussion instruments right here. Beautiful!
Rohan Krishnamurthy was my first mridangam guru 🙏🙏🙏
nice perform....i like mrudangam very much....so thanks for this post
god bless you, I am so glad I came accross this video. you are very blessed with musical talent. I wish you the best.
The both right and left combination is so great
Excellent!!! Awesome talent!! Keep up the great talent and education. Good for you...
Rohan,
I appreciate your doing this video. It is so clear! I will use it in my class, Intro to World Music. Maybe you could also do a short video explaining the vocal drum syllables, and the how the drum works with the tala cycles! You are fabulous!
Splendid... never seen such a class ... GOOD LUCK and i expect you to be the great player ... of Mirudangam...
Ur the best
excellent performance!!
Its a technical matter to note that, in the korvai, instead of a 3 (3/6) karvai, all 3 times a 2 (2/6) karvai was given.
hey bro ...love u i m from bangladesh .. my sister performs rabindra sangeet and her ustad plays mridangam sometimes....but it looks alittle different . i pesonally dont know too much but i listen to rabindra , nazrul, balamuralikrishna,sufis, soothes my ears and mind
Thanks for sharing! It's a beautiful instrument, reminds me strongly the pakhawaj.
I used to play the Mridangam when I was young. Rohan played it really well. Nice !!!
Hi, When you play the final Korvai in Trisram, Taka Takadina Jam (6) Taka Takadina Jam (6) Taka takadina Jam (2) This third jam sounds like 2 Mathras, which is suppose to be three before playing the three kandams..... Take care.
very good music, keep up with that work!!!!
very well presented.. played with great clarity..
"The piece is equally pre-composed and [as it is] improvised" !!!
It does not matter who plays what, only that music is furthered and people are enlightened
The beat is so wonderful.
Excellent!! enjoyed it very much and wish you the best!
Nice sound brother!!
very crisp technique and great sound
beautiful nadam...best kind of mridangam. wish to know the details of it...😊😊👍👌
Keep it up dear...
Best wishes to you..
God bless you..
godd rohan keep going spread indian music...............show the greatness of indian classical music to the whole word
It looks kinda like the two parts of a tabla joined together. Is it possibly a predecessor to the tabla? Or an ancestor?
You did a good job. Explained very well and played too.
he's good!
Beautiful instrument, beautiful video., beautiful playing!
Hi everyone!
Would you still recommend this drum for young athletes/sports people?
I wanted to ask if playing with a heavy drum on your leg for long periods (i.e. for arrangatrams/long shows) can cause postural problems that are difficult to reverse?
I'm just noting that the two hips will be in asymmetrical positions, as will the spine. Will this not affect the long term arrangement of the hips and spine?
I've had this happen to me and I wondering how common this can be? It's given me a limp, and has left me unable to play any sport since I was 13, and means I take pain killers every day (since the age of 18). My teachers (who were doctors) didn't mention these side effects, and deny these are common side effects but both walk with a visible limp.
Anyone else in a similar position?
Hi I am not sure of the details. But I have also read elsewhere that playing mrudangam has its side effects on your body. I am not sure but to what extent and whether it's of any significance. Thank you..
Question: What kind of Mridangam do you have? Yours looks very nice with the strap/nut/bolt combo. Where do you get this type of a mridangam?? Please advise
Fantastic mridanga player!!!
How you are producing naadam
great that you share knowlage
Hello I have acquired your video for my schools presentation and have thus violated copyright law
Lovely video, and you're very talented! Great to see you are an artist, as well as a chemistry major!
I want to learn from you. Please teach me.
rohan is an upcoming mridangam player who accompanied me once in chennai! i wish him a bright musical future! please try to correct the KORVAI(starts at 3.27) and re post it!make tha poorvangam end karvai to 3 instead of 2! somebody already pointed out!
Well presented you play well. nice drum good tone lovely thx !
Amazing.. breathless... I want to play like that.. D
is that a band nut bolt string drum i want to make this but i want to get the band for dholak or tabla
Hey
really nice sarvalagu and morha - morha corvai
who is your guru?
Guruvayur Dorai.
whats the differenece between this and a dholki / dholak?
He is excellent witha bright future ahead...all the best
Beautifully played !
Hi, I play the mridangam, I know some people that do have the black dot in on the thoppi side (left hand), and its fine for now, if your just starting out, however if you really want to get better and play like the artist demonstrating, you may want to purchase yourself a new mridangam
That's just amazing...👍
Eto taratari change holo kivabe ???
mridangam is my faviorite drum i want to learn with you
Do u follow Palani(Pazani) school of mridangam?!
Wow! I bow to you.
I'm not positive if this is right, but I'm pretty sure this is the type of mridangam Rohan made himself, where it can change sruti's by just adjusting the nuts/bolts. Don't quote me for that though
Look at his fingers go! That's absolutely amazing!
Good job Roshan.... keep going... expecting more from you...!!! i learn mirudangam in child hood... but a master... this video will be more helpful to polish up my skills... more of your explanations and lessons would make me a master.. :)
Nine hours to Rama "1963 " opening music played on this instrument !!
Actually most membranophone type drums are toned, only a few types aren't , it's just that the drums that have become more popular(tom toms, kick, and snare) are of the few that aren't
does it comes in tabla form too? or do i need the skin to put on a tabla
It is so great, very intellectually demanding it seems!
Can anyone explain me the science of the instrument how different hand formations change the sound or tone?
Reiniel Christian Rafael mridangam made with different layers as well as little difference in its thickness... in middle its black n surrounding is white...so its played by rhythmic movements of fingers and hands...also player slip his hand to produce sound or to stop vibration.
wow this is really cool and interesting.
Dude you have a nice feel for the mridang nice one je good tone a cha and kya bhat
VERY NICE! VIVACIOUS!
Just so awesome!!
Om, own the packawaj, I have a problem spending hides are here in Brazil and has no spare leathers, would help me get new leathers, or me indicate the location abroad where I can import new leathers.
love this instrument...
i am a fan of rohan krishnamurthy sir
Can you play this if you know tabla ? are the bols similar ?
Hi Rohan,
Please advise me from where shal I get the same type of Mridamgam which you playing on this video.I do have Mridamgam's which has leather straps.tks & goodluck.
Great I wanna learn.
Such a cool instrument
Thank you ❤️
good job! really enjoyed the music and good for school :D
your "chapu" sounds really great..amazing rohan..:)
you said you are majoring in music chemistry?
can you please elaborate im interested.
Rayan Aridi music and chemistry.
Do not play rock-paper-scissors against this guy!
Do not thumb wrestle this guy!
juntao11 his spiritual level is so high that he can read your mind
holy shit how did I find a jojo reference here
Bcoz its never gonna be Rock isn't it 😅
Rohan is from an Indian family, but grew up mostly in the USA -- thus the accent (or lack of same, depending on your viewpoint). What's so strange about that?
2021
Nice job! Great description.
Where do I obtain that drum? Or how?
wow its wonderfull nice 1
Beautiful playing!!!
waah....!!!! beautiful
whats your problem? Maybe someeone requested him to make a documentary? I've seen this fellow play live and he is an excellent accompanyist. With knowledge beyond his years. You should be thankful that he is doing something productive here, as apposed to commenting uselessly.
great!!!!! thanks for uploading, i am proud to be an Indian!!!!!!
Venugopal Pillai
you racist! :D
wow the sound is so cool!!!
why didnt u say the bols?
Well played. It is in good sruti.
wonderful!👏👏
He MADE the mridangam.... literally
Amazing playing Rohan!
+Abhishek Verma - Abhi, this is random - I was googling for Mridangam videos when this video came up and I saw your comment. Do you know Rohan?
+Bavitha V Haha hey you :-)! No I don't know Rohan, I needed variation in my dholki practice and this guy's video was one of the best to understand.
Yeh he's really good. We were thinking of getting a dholki so I was showing my husband a south Indian form of dholki :)
Amazing .......