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1st April 2005, 07:43 PM
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Tani Avartanam
can anyone tell me about this? At the end of the concert, the percussion instrument like mridangam,ghatam will be played and this is known as "tani avartanam".
What do these percussionists play? Do they keep changing the talas and change the speeds? Is that what is involved here?
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1st April 2005 07:43 PM
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1st April 2005, 09:16 PM
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2nd April 2005, 04:37 PM
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Thanks rajraj but I still do not understand the technical terms a lot.
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14th April 2005, 10:05 AM
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Viggop see this and let me know if you still want to know better
http://planetmridangam.tripod.com/Mr...m/article4.htm
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14th April 2005, 04:32 PM
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Taniavartanam in simple words is best described as Percussion round in a Carnatic concert.... I dont want to elaborate on anything here... In this all percussion instruments play one after the other in turn. They establish the personality of their instrument and also exhibit the skill when performing together. They showcase the various rhythm patterns and tones that can be heard from the percussion instruments. A lot of mathematics is also invloved in this, but as novice listener it is best to identify the similar patterns played on Mridangam and being followed by others. Then once the individual rounds are completed everyone club and combine to a grand finale at the end and they are led by the Mridangist. Most of the part is thought out and produced right on stage. I have not explained about the mathematics invloved and have try to put everything in layman terms.... No post any specific doubts and I willl try to clear them
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