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Layopasana 1:
A Rhythmic Voyage
Mridangam Solo
- South Indian Classical Percussion
1. Introduction
2.Mridangam
Solo
PRICE:
$10.00
About the Solo:
Recorded in a single take, the
solo is an original composition
specially set in the traditional
Carnatic rhythmic framework
of 2 kalai Adi Tala, a beat
cycle with 16 repeating units.
The piece features a wide variety
of rhythmic intricacies, including
advanced rhythmic elaborations
in subdivisions of 3, 4, 5,
7 and 9, as well as the stunning
tonal capabilities of the mridangam.
The blend of the rich percussive
styles of a host of Indian drums
like the tabla, tavil, and khanjira,
as well as the techniques of
legendary Indian percussionists,
creates a refreshing and inimitable
style on the mridangam.
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Layopasana 2:
Rhythmic Explorations
1. Introduction
and Mridangam Solo- Track 1
2. Drumset
solo- Track 2 
3. Khanjira
solo- track 3 
4. Drum set
solo- track 4 
5. Konnakol
solo- track 5 
6. Djembe
solo- track 6 
7. Trading
off- track 7
8. Rhythmic
finale- track 8
In this original
production, Rohan Krishnamurthy
and Ryan Andrews unite the sophisticated
percussive tradition of Southern
India, the driving rhythms of
West Africa, and the exciting
and ever-changing spirit of
jazz percussion. Featuring vibrant
solo performances and dynamic
interplay on a variety of instruments,
Rhythmic Explorations is set
to the South Indian 8-beat time
cycle of Adi Tala and at once
ties together and extends the
boundaries of these three remarkable
percussive traditions.
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Layopasana 3:
Mastering The Mridangam
1. Solo 1-
Cycles of Eight Adi Tala
2. Solo 2-
Time for Threes Adi Tala
3. Solo 3-
Featuring Fives Adi Tala
4. Solo 4-
Simple Sevens Adi Tala
5. Solo 5-
Groups of Three Rupaka Tala
6. Solo 6-
Base Ten Khanda Chapu Tala
7. Solo 7-
Misra Musings Misra Chapu Tala
The third album in the Layopasana series features seven instructional solos for mridangam, the ancient South Indian Classical Carnatic double-sided hand drum. Set against the meditative electronic tambura drone backdrop and the bright jalra finger cymbals that aurally enhance the time signatures, these creative solos highlight many of the essential techniques and patterns of the mridangam. Useful for students of all levels, the solos uniquely blend the major percussive styles of South India with the innovative artistry of Rohan Krishnamurthy.
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