pavloconga wrote:If you are comparing master players from different cultures (West Africa, Cuba, India for example) I believe there is no basis to say one is 'better' than another – just different.
Here is my favourite player from one of the Indian traditions, Sri G. Harishankar.
Hari Shankar is the guy on the right who looks European though he is actually Indian albino.
He is considered the greatest Kanjira performer ever. This video, to me, is mind-blowing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJbiILmfuPc
Jesus h man that clip is simply incredible , ive never seen anything like that in my life . Stunning
Chupacabra wrote:Indian music is amazingly complex and there is no written notation for any traditional Indian music. As far as I know it's all learned through vocalization (ie. you have to say it to play it).
Chupacabra wrote:With this being said, I am wondering if the traditional Indian music also mimics the spoken language during rituals or on a spiritual level as in other forms of music that we here are familiar with?
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