Musician/Producer Reacts to "5 Peace Band" by Berklee Indian Ensemble ft. Shankar Mahadevan

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Musician/Producer Reacts to "5 Peace Band" by Berklee Indian Ensemble ft. Shankar Mahadevan
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@clust11 Год назад

Insane, i am blown away, completely ❤❤❤❤

@sidsingh3677 Год назад

Glad that finally someone reacted to the masterpiece....❤

@aldomauricioable 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for your reaction. Yes I think the complexity of Indian rhythmics is finally being recognized and appreciated. Many people are surprised by the breaks of bands like snarky puppy, when in India it has been done for decades and in a more fashionable and complex way. I particularly loved this song for a long time when it was played by Zakir Hussain, Mclaughlin, Srinivas, Selvaganesh and Mahadevan

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

Enough comments from me. Just an unexpectedly unique and heart throbbing performance.

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

SOOOOOO attuned to one another. Seems effortless and almost ethereal.

@spdcrzy Год назад

It's been AGES since I listened to that song. It's AMAZING. And yes, that whole piece is composed and memorized lol. CRAZINESS.

@jcdrummerz96 Год назад

Thanks for the reaction! I came across this video several years ago when I was learning konnakol, a South Indian rhythmic language that helped me take my drumming to the next level. This performance captured all the musical styles I was into at the time. I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

@StrateleStudios Год назад

It’s absolutely mind blowing. The rhythms they played and those long phrases. Wow, just wow!

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

Josh, had to watch again while do my teleconsulting AI work. Thank you for recommending this incredible piece even though Berklee School turned me down in 1977.

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

Jordan, Sorry that I called you you Josh...trusted spellcheck too quickly. Pete

@lisedonsgrnning6518 Год назад

@JordanTheDrummer Thank you for this wonderful recommendation👍🏼🌈🎶💚🤗

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

@@lisedonsgrnning6518 Hi Lise! Hope all is well with you.

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

Oh my Gosh, this will take a few listenings for my brain to digest. Soooo different yet still so amazingly comfortable and somehow familiar sounding (genre wise) to listen to. Indian fusion? Great performance. Thank you Jordan the Drummer!!!

@StrateleStudios Год назад

Mind blowing!!!!

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

@@StrateleStudios Berklee School hosts some really creative and unique performances which are never viewed.

@StrateleStudios Год назад

@@peterkoeppl1186 absolutely. Such high standards!

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

@@StrateleStudios I got rejected for acceptance by Berklee in 1976 so went to a cheap NY Upstate school for my music education. Better fir for me since I was a only a fair musician.

@Wowpoint- 5 месяцев назад

It's not very high standard Kaushiki chakraborty ji Bhimsen Joshi ji Mahesh kale ji These are more complex in Indian classical music I think ...😊😊😊

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

So intricate and so captivating even after these many times listening.

@chetanhmeshram 3 месяца назад

This is 5 times of peace 🕊️

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

Both singers were bodily expressing the rhythm that was pulsing around them. Watch the crosslegged guy constantly patting his legs clapping out the meter.

@cottontopprintshop452 Год назад

WOW! That was incredible! So much talent in the world to be shared! Thanks for this one!

@StrateleStudios Год назад

Right?! So amazing!

@carmeloperna433 Год назад

Wonderful! Jeff how are we gonna one day if they take away our music too? Music is life and joy of living! ❤

@StrateleStudios Год назад

You said it my friend. That can never happen! 🫶

@garinungkadol Год назад

I didn't know I needed to hear this and now I have to hear more. This is incredible stuff!!

@StrateleStudios Год назад

That’s how I felt as well! 😅

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

Had to watch again today....still amazing. Tight and creative as all get out!!!

@lisedonsgrnning6518 Год назад

Yeesss!!🔥😃🤗 This was such a beautiful experience to listen to and watch🌈🎶💜🤗. So incredibly mindblowing, complex, joyful and beautiful at the same time, and you made such a great reaction with a lot of great points to it, Jeff👍🏼👍🏼🌈💚🤗. Loved it and really enjoyed everything about it! Thank you - for the recommendation, too 🥰🤗.

@StrateleStudios Год назад

This one took me by surprise! How can they remember all of these loooooong phrases?!

@lisedonsgrnning6518 Год назад

@@StrateleStudios Right?!?😃🤗 I really don’t have a clue - I for sure wouldn’t be able to!!!🤯😅

@EnterSpacebar Год назад

Shankar Mahadevan is a virtuoso of Carnatic classical vocals and one third of the highly celebrated and successful Indian film music composer group "Shankar Ehsaan Loy".

@relax3576 Год назад

Indian classical music.. It's from ancient times..,..,

@kumkumjain9864 Год назад

fabulous!

@GregJacobs Год назад

Thank you for sharing this. It's fantastic. The best thing showcasing the beauty and complexity of Indian music since John Mclaughlin's Shakti.

@StrateleStudios Год назад

Right! Beautiful and complex describes it nicely. 😊

@artist_arun Год назад

This is from Remember Shakti, which is John Mclaughlin, Zakir Hussain, U Srinivas, Shanker Mahadevan and Selvaganesh

@Wowpoint- 5 месяцев назад

Watch ot breathless song of him and try to search when he took breath 😊😊

@dbcanada Год назад

Outstanding! I love how much fun they're having.

@StrateleStudios Год назад

Yes! 👏👏👏

@allenm Год назад

WoW!

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

I hope Al Jarreau hears this scatting work.

@StrateleStudios Год назад

Right?!

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

Enjoy how a couple times the camera catches them counting out the cadence on their palms.

@StrateleStudios Год назад

Oh wow I didn’t catch that. I’ll have to go back!

@spdcrzy Год назад

That's called taalam. It's the first thing you're taught learning Indian classical music as a kid, whether you're learning singing, harmonium, tabla, or dancing. And you HAVE to be PHYSICALLY locked into the beat, especially on a song like this, because the rhythms cross over the bar line all. the. time. Otherwise you'll immediately start to lose your place. So pre-metronome and pre-microphone, for thousands of years, this was the best (and only) way for any and all artists to maintain both a steady tempo and use their body to keep track of the meter.

@peterkoeppl1186 Год назад

@@spdcrzy Thank you so much for the explanation...certainly makes complete practical sense. I am a Western trained musician and always was tripped up when I got to 11/16 time signature (dyslexia sucks...LOL). All this said, I truly love this piece of artistry. Thanks again! Pete

@davidciscwhite8994 Год назад

Check out mohini dey bassist And Marco minnemann drummer prog fest video she vocalized and played that rhythm and he mimicked it on drums..amazing

@alexanderednie1205 Год назад

🔥

@ChristopherMenzel Год назад

Has no one mentioned that this is an arrangement of a tune by John McLaughlin's fabulous Remember Shakti, which featured Shankar Mahadevan (the wonderful singer in purple here)? I'm not sure of the name of the tune, but a ton of this arrangement was just transcription of the incredible improvisations heard in this concert: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UfjxtcNYKz4.html. I mean, the arrangement is great, but the original is transcendent - words simply fail.