Konnakol Lesson #7 : Basic Patterns in Triplets

In this lesson we look at basic variations of grooves in Triplets.
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[@dorianthomas-brondeau2630]

"happy practicing" many thanks from France ;)

[@SlimEstrada]

Superb lessons. It is refreshing to hear your groove. Some teachers tend towards an overquantised feel.

[@roshanguitar]

Lovely maam

[@tgrotewohl]

great stuff, more lessons please!

[@sameertambe4205]

Very nice

[@gilad119]

Hi bernhard, thank you for the wonderful videos! I found a chapter from your paper "advanced Indian rhythm studies..". Where can i find the full paper (beyond page 15)? It looks great. Thank you!

[@Taalismusic]

Iam glad to hear that Gilad! If you please email me at: mail (at) taalis.com
Then I can send you the entire book as pdf. Best wishes!

[@gilad119]

i sent an e.mail. thank you so much!@@Taalismusic

[@rutwickgangurde3247]

Hi! I am just starting to learn it. Been following your videos from lesson 1. I had a question. When you are counting 'Ta Ki Ta', it's a triplet. If I am putting it in a 4/4 bar, will it be 1[ta] E[ki] &[te] A[ta] 2[ki] E[te] &[ta] A[ki] 3[te] E[ta] &[ki] A[te] 4[ta] E[ki] &[te] A[ta]? Or is 3 per count as 1 (ta ki te) 2(ta ki te) 3(ta ki te) 4(ta ki te)? Please help me understand! Thanks!

[@crono303]

In this lesson, each big beat is split into 3, so it feels like 12/8 for Westerners.
The first example you gave is splitting each beat into 16ths (4 notes per beat), and then doing a polyrhythm over top. If you wanted the polyrhythm to resolve on beat 1, you've have to start right after the first beat 1 (, ta ki te) 2 (ta ki te ta) 3 (ki te ta ki) 4 (te ta ki te) 1(ta). It'd be good to alternate that with normal takadimi to reestablish the original subdivisions. So, 4 beats of takadimi, then 4 beats of the polyrhythm. His Konnakol Lesson #6 covers this some.

[@alejandroguerrero140]

what is the difference between konnakol and solkattu? or are they just synonyms? thank you

[@tomatopotato6795]

please do a video on difference between varous talas with the same counts. for eg:Khanda Rupaka talam and Khanda Chapu talam, Khanda Laghu Eka Talam

[@udomatthiasdrums5322]

Groupings Garry Chaffee with Sticking and Peter giger!!

[@db1815]

Are there going to be any other lessons? I love learning about this, very useful

[@Taalismusic]

I want to! But time keeps me busy. I will do it soon!

[@TheLancer9]

Can you translate greensleeves rythm patterns into konnakol !!

[@Taalismusic]

most certainly.you can translate anything into konnakol.