Tambura - The Adhaar of Indian Classical Music |
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Today let’s talk about the Tambura or the Tanpura that can be considered as the very adhaar of Indian classical music. This beautiful and elegant instrument is an integral part of Indian classical music - be it Hindustani or Carnatic.
To train your voice and your ears, I highly recommend using a Tambura during your practice sessions. In case you don’t have access to one, you can try using a good app on your smartphone that might be able to simulate the drone of an actual Tambura.
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Aruna Sairam (Padma Shri) is a Carnatic vocalist, composer, collaborator, humanitarian, and speaker. In addition to her performances in India, Aruna has taken Carnatic music to the global arena, at prestigious venues including the Royal Albert Hall and Carnegie Hall. Currently Vice Chairperson of the Sangeet Natak Akademi, Delhi, she was appointed in 2008 by the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu as Advisor to the Department of Culture. Aruna works towards the musical education of underprivileged students, through the Nadayogam Trust, which she founded in 2011. Aruna is grateful for the training she received under her mother Rajalakshmi Sethuraman and the legendary T. Brinda, and the mentorship from several masters throughout her musical journey. Her music erased geographic borders when she was the first to incorporate Abhang, a Western Indian musical form, into a traditional, South Indian concert.
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Classic music base is ..thampura..yes mam.. .
Superb explanation of why to keep a tanpura in a concert. Very interesting to hear. An ardent fan maam
She says 5 notes (diatonic scale minus the tonic and fifth) but then sings the ten notes of the chromatic scale (minus the tonic and fifth).
Loved understanding the s-p-s grid which we have been singing through the years without a deeper understanding. Thank you :)
Mam, when i play your video. My mind went into peaceful world. Your voice, explanation of confidence is very nice.
Thanks Amma !
This was a wonderful description of the tambura and you are so lovely!
Thank you Amma, it is very generous of you to share your knowledge with rasikas. Namaskarams from Melbourne, Australia
Many thanks MATAJI,
Superb explanation . Namaste.
You are a very very wonderful teacher Aruna mam ❤️❤️👍
We're blessed to have you .
Pronaam 🙏🙏🙏
Ya yes I understood diffrent between thampura ather instrument now important reduce in concert now all concert is electronix mam..
Today I learnt on how to listen and sing along with the tanpura to pick up the resonances and vibrations and to replicate in our voice! Most invaluable information, blessed to hear more from you Aruna ma வணக்கம்
Tq namaste
Great video! This was very informative. I love learning about instruments from foreign countries.
आप के ज्ञान को कोटी कोटी प्रणाम गुरुमां 🙏 आपकी वाणी हमारे लीये अमृत समान है कृपया हिन्दी में विडीयो बनायेंगे।
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I Love you have a real Tampura one day, nothing like the real sound and feel and playing it! Thankfully there are electronic ones available can made do with it
Thank you mam...
Thanks mam.
Can a North Indian singer practice on Tanjawar tanpura?
Mam will u please explain the scales in a tanpura.and what should be the proper posture to play tanpura.
What is the difference between Carnatic tambura and hindustani tanpura? If anyone says It would be helpful, many like me has this doubt
Can anyone say,what is the difference between Hindustani tanpura and Carnatic tanpura?
I love you mem, I am 45 years old, I want to learn from you only please help me, reply me please