KiTa ThaKa and ThaRiKiTa are played the same way. Ki / Tha - small head - centre - middle+ring fingers Ta / Ri - small head - centre - index finger Tha / Ki - big head - centre - all four fingers Ka / Ta - small head - centre - 3 fingers (except index)
Namaskar All Please provide me mridangam stroke for each note confused Ka / Ta - small head - centre - 3 fingers (except index) this and Ta / Ri - small head - centre - index finger " Ta we can use both way Ri or ka " Sir I dont Have mridangam I am practicing on Flstudio MPC sampler please help me to identify notes and please check below link for each stroke http://compmusic.upf.edu/mridangam-stroke-dataset
Sir, Just a question, You said Ka is nothing but Thi but it's usually played with three fingers right ? Is there a reason why you said only two finger, though my pinky finger is very small and while playing Thi I usually reach only with two fingers when trying to increase speed.
May I know how to play "KiTaThaKa"? Is it not same as "ThaRiKiTa"?
ReplyDeleteKiTa ThaKa and ThaRiKiTa are played the same way.
DeleteKi / Tha - small head - centre - middle+ring fingers
Ta / Ri - small head - centre - index finger
Tha / Ki - big head - centre - all four fingers
Ka / Ta - small head - centre - 3 fingers (except index)
Namaskar All Please provide me mridangam stroke for each note confused
ReplyDeleteKa / Ta - small head - centre - 3 fingers (except index) this and
Ta / Ri - small head - centre - index finger
" Ta we can use both way Ri or ka "
Sir I dont Have mridangam I am practicing on Flstudio MPC sampler
please help me to identify notes and please check below link for each stroke
http://compmusic.upf.edu/mridangam-stroke-dataset
Sir, Just a question, You said Ka is nothing but Thi but it's usually played with three fingers right ? Is there a reason why you said only two finger, though my pinky finger is very small and while playing Thi I usually reach only with two fingers when trying to increase speed.
ReplyDeleteJust curious as to whats the actual stroke.