Making of Mridangam - Bengaluru

The Carnatic sangeet of southern India prefers a drum called Mridangam. It is the principal drum used in the performance of classical South Indian music and dance. This instrument is a single piece of wood that is hollowed out and has playing heads on both sides. The Mridangam is a south Indian representative of a class of instruments known as Mridang. The instrument Mridangam being a part of Indian classical music has also made a mark on devotional, theatre, and also in film music. It is a much-sought instrument in multicultural and fusion musical experiments. It is manufactured at Shanta Tabla Works in Bengaluru.
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[@gastrosurgeonhyderabaddrda4211]

Where is this shop in bangalore

[@r.elayaraman.5456]

Nice

[@ritamdas1874]

Where is the sound of Mridangam ?

[@madhavgadekar2186]

Aapakawaj ka kod de sakte hee kay jakfrut wood me

[@ashiiikumari.m.8067]

How to make pakhawaj plz make video

[@bharathans1837]

Good

[@RKCHANNELBANDI]

Need mrudagam

[@jishnunk2805]

Please do nasic dhol making video

[@ramlingb5298]

What is the cost of mridangam

[@signaturblended1500]

Do they have mridangal for 5 year old kid

[@balajihv9869]

Sir shop address

[@bissoondathramlal2311]

Someone should educate the guy on the hazards of mercury, I saw him using it in the charcoal mixture.

[@SrinivasaAnantharamaiah]

it is not mercury it is fevicol gum used to fix the shahi (karane) or sadham thank u

[@sudhaamshushastri1872]

Keep music low when the person is speaking or playing the Mrudanga ok?

[@jamesanthonydass2487]

Back round is toooooo much noice Cy.. 😂😂😂😮😢

[@Madhumitamandal27]

How much sir

[@vsriram6247]

The mridangam which he made is different from the one which he played at the end...

[@dushandeshapriya1936]

How to cut leather strap

[@ashiiikumari.m.8067]

What ? Charcoal ? I think pure iron powder.(mix of shyahi)

[@ritajyotighosh2112]

It's pure iron dust, not charcoal. Iron dust is used to make syahi

[@ashiiikumari.m.8067]

@@ritajyotighosh2112 i don't said charcoal ok. I know .but .plz watch video . & listen carefully .

[@ritajyotighosh2112]

@@ashiiikumari.m.8067 sure

[@balasalve9130]

Shisam dholki (naal) video......pls

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[@hamdardaryan]

What is its cost

[@jamesanthonydass2487]

Price

[@manjulamn186]

Back ground music is loud, unnecessary and irritating.

[@manjunathsamaga5751]

Voice quality is really poor. Why have you put background music? I had met Mr Srinivas, and he is very articulate in Mridanga making. In fact, he plays all these instruments very well and have performed in several concerts.

[@manjulamn186]

You have spoken well. But did you such a music. It is very very irritating. If possible remove that back ground music.

[@santharam1946]

The background music is annoying and has more volume than the speaker. Please remove it. At the end his playing mridanga is not audible due to the unwanted background music. Who edited the video so stupidly ?

[@balaji345]

Background Music is not loud enough😂😂

[@kanchandutta6004]

Khol

[@RaghuDevanahalli]

Remove background music

[@ksmanjunatha]

First of all no background music is needed. If at all, it should be used with a soft volume that too while there is no talking/sound demo in the video itself. And what the hell is this guitar music doing in a mridangam demo! While so many Tamil videos proudly use a traditional carnatic music (sometimes mridangam itself) as background music, we feel too inferior to use it; we need some jazzy cinematic music!!! This whole video sounds like a bad guitar concert rather than a mridangam demo.
Ofcourse, with due respects to the mridangam making artisan.