As a beginner, I find these videos very helpful - and funny too. But we all need to Lighten Up. YT is "International" audience, commenting (mostly) in "English", listening to a "German", speaking "English" and making "Karate" jokes. All while trying to learn the basic strokes of an "Indian" instrument, The roots of which go back into time before any of those concepts were points of argument. Pax, Shalom, Namaste, Salaam... Digg?
Its made for beginners, because ta is not so easy in the beginning and I have seen many people struggling and even giving up ... so thats the way to come straight away on the point of doing ... and it works ... they play after a few minutes tagegege. But the lessons I start with nagegege, because everybody can play this na`n`ge and so I can work ... from the beginning with harmonium ... normaly a few minutes theorie (5%) and then direct abhyasa (95%) ... with lahara of course ... and then karate to learn the "not anymore so difficult" ta, so they can again come together with lahara with tagegege ... us ke bat ... dhenanage, dhetage, Dhetetage ... just to set the basic hand ... then as usual ... AND IT`S CLEAR ... everybody can play this drum from the first lesson ... and it`s good for them, because they love to be in action ... playing music ... lll;-).
... dhanyawad gurudev singhji for trying it out and I hope, you or friends in your agalbagal me also could go straight away into playing ta ... all my Students love it and get so the propper fundament for ta ... it`s easy also for me like that ... and humor is always jusefull, because most other pakhawaj teachers are a kind of danger looking towards beginners ... and I consider that as a kind of "poverty certificate" ... egomaniacal and absolutely useless ... treat them like familymember ... kion ki mridang he ma ... Jay HO
... pakhawaj is quite sportive and like "loha ka chana" (bolte he sab) ... like eating chickpeas made from steal ... and so some muckis (muscles) are very juseful for this instrument ... so some sport is phantastic and if someone is doing martial arts beside a little ... then haihai and bon appetit ... ;-)))
Its an old tape somewhere in a box ... and when I get time to search then I have to convert ... and it will be not in the next weeks, because no time. But something I remember very well ... I expected Kudou Singh ... but he was into Pansee ... very melodious playing ... strong and clear ... So really I have to see when I get time to put it on the net ... will let you know ... ;-)
Jay Ho Hanyji ... it was in the beginning not so good, but now I juse this accent greatly ... maza he ... kion ki mera dil he hindustani ... and it helps to remember my gurus`n`teachings ... it flows`n`grows by it self ... students need humor ... !!!
The best teacher are yourself ... consider all players as teacher ... look at them ... check their hand ... but of course you`re veeery right ... a propper system to guide students should be developed ... guru here and guru there occurs in india like "devide and rule" ... because shastras say it veeery clear ... sangeet belongs everybody and isen`t private property ... I have worked out something ... most welcome ... Sadar Pranam
Why do sou guys think that he is trying to speak in indian accent? To me it doesn't sound like he i trying speaki in indian accent. It is just tipically german speaking english!
... nonono ... I really started to practicing those days this indian accent ... I love it and (k)nowadays its getting better`n`better ... students need humor`n`fun ...
Joerg Kaufmann is Swiss German. Do some background checks before accusing people of mimicking accents i.e. Indian accents. Check German accents and try to figure out the differences in pronunciation. for example swiss german, austrian etc
... kya bhate ji ... bahut sundar bolte he ap ... and wise ... but sometimes people just having a bad day and put their frustrations on others ... kio bat nahin ... I am also sometimes veeery moody ... dhanyawad apko ... मैंने 1991 से 2003 तक भारत में बहुत मेहनत किया था ... पुराने और कीमती संगीत को बचाना के लिए... and its not for me ... ablog le lena, kion ki abhi india is raising again and how they`re going for sangeet ... kya bhate ... sab se age hindustan ... Jay HO
... angreezi (in the west and with indian accent to entertain the students ... makes them smiling and following better) and hindi (in india) plus german (sometimes) me ... plus acctualy in any other language too with the great help of google translate ... ;-D
I teach bengal i mridanga. and I love pakhawaj sound too. i must say you are a good teacher.❤
As a beginner, I find these videos very helpful - and funny too.
But we all need to Lighten Up.
YT is "International" audience,
commenting (mostly) in "English", listening to a "German", speaking "English" and making "Karate" jokes.
All while trying to learn the basic strokes of an "Indian" instrument,
The roots of which go back into time before any of those concepts were points of argument.
Pax, Shalom, Namaste, Salaam...
Digg?
Its made for beginners, because ta is not so easy in the beginning and I have seen many people struggling and even giving up ... so thats the way to come straight away on the point of doing ... and it works ... they play after a few minutes tagegege. But the lessons I start with nagegege, because everybody can play this na`n`ge and so I can work ... from the beginning with harmonium ... normaly a few minutes theorie (5%) and then direct abhyasa (95%) ... with lahara of course ... and then karate to learn the "not anymore so difficult" ta, so they can again come together with lahara with tagegege ... us ke bat ... dhenanage, dhetage, Dhetetage ... just to set the basic hand ... then as usual ... AND IT`S CLEAR ... everybody can play this drum from the first lesson ... and it`s good for them, because they love to be in action ... playing music ... lll;-).
thankyou so much lambuji 🙌
... dhanyawad gurudev singhji for trying it out and I hope, you or friends in your agalbagal me also could go straight away into playing ta ... all my Students love it and get so the propper fundament for ta ... it`s easy also for me like that ... and humor is always jusefull, because most other pakhawaj teachers are a kind of danger looking towards beginners ... and I consider that as a kind of "poverty certificate" ... egomaniacal and absolutely useless ... treat them like familymember ... kion ki mridang he ma ... Jay HO
dear sir,that u mean be4 learn pakhawaj, we have to learn Karate?
... pakhawaj is quite sportive and like "loha ka chana" (bolte he sab) ... like eating chickpeas made from steal ... and so some muckis (muscles) are very juseful for this instrument ... so some sport is phantastic and if someone is doing martial arts beside a little ... then haihai and bon appetit ... ;-)))
you have some recording of Pandit Amarnath Mishra?
yes ... one with gopalji on vicitra veena ... should be in net ... ?!
@@jorgkaufmann8437 Can you share that recording with us?
@@jorgkaufmann8437 We are doing research on the life of Pandit Amarnath Mishra.
Its an old tape somewhere in a box ... and when I get time to search then I have to convert ... and it will be not in the next weeks, because no time. But something I remember very well ... I expected Kudou Singh ... but he was into Pansee ... very melodious playing ... strong and clear ... So really I have to see when I get time to put it on the net ... will let you know ... ;-)
@@jorgkaufmann8437 ok thank you so much i am writing
Guruji,
I would like to be your student
... hi bhai ... I can be acharya`n`teacher and also a fiend`n`bros to share knowledge ... most welcome 24/7/365 ... ... +41 765 3 444 88 ... ;-)
@koprapak
I believe that was a German accent. I am in India and nobody talks with this accent.
Jay Ho Hanyji ... it was in the beginning not so good, but now I juse this accent greatly ... maza he ... kion ki mera dil he hindustani ... and it helps to remember my gurus`n`teachings ... it flows`n`grows by it self ... students need humor ... !!!
pakhawag is very good instrument ,i like pakhawag I m sure I will learn pakhawag but I want best' teacher who guide me very well !!!
rahto kuthe bhava
mi pn jato pakhawaj shikayla
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The best teacher are yourself ... consider all players as teacher ... look at them ... check their hand ... but of course you`re veeery right ... a propper system to guide students should be developed ... guru here and guru there occurs in india like "devide and rule" ... because shastras say it veeery clear ... sangeet belongs everybody and isen`t private property ... I have worked out something ... most welcome ... Sadar Pranam
Why do sou guys think that he is trying to speak in indian accent? To me it doesn't sound like he i trying speaki in indian accent. It is just tipically german speaking english!
... nonono ... I really started to practicing those days this indian accent ... I love it and (k)nowadays its getting better`n`better ... students need humor`n`fun ...
Joerg Kaufmann is Swiss German. Do some background checks before accusing people of mimicking accents i.e. Indian accents. Check German accents and try to figure out the differences in pronunciation. for example swiss german, austrian etc
... kya bhate ji ... bahut sundar bolte he ap ... and wise ... but sometimes people just having a bad day and put their frustrations on others ... kio bat nahin ... I am also sometimes veeery moody ... dhanyawad apko ... मैंने 1991 से 2003 तक भारत में बहुत मेहनत किया था ... पुराने और कीमती संगीत को बचाना के लिए... and its not for me ... ablog le lena, kion ki abhi india is raising again and how they`re going for sangeet ... kya bhate ... sab se age hindustan ... Jay HO
dude listen to my taaa
... arre yaaar ... bolo mat ... sunao ...
@@jorgkaufmann8437 Ha ha ha.. what a reply 👌 😂
Haha haha you teaching pakavaj English gie
... angreezi (in the west and with indian accent to entertain the students ... makes them smiling and following better) and hindi (in india) plus german (sometimes) me ... plus acctualy in any other language too with the great help of google translate ... ;-D