Splitting Measures (1): The 'classic' rhythm

This is my new series of video lessons on rhythm. Again, it's all about konnakol, and how to use it to play grooves in many styles and time signatures. Episode 1 focuses on syncopated eigth note grooves in 4/4 time.
Contents:
0:00 Welcome
0:27 Introduction
1:17 Konnakol summed up briefly
2:15 split a 4/4 measure on floor #2 - possible splits
3:27 3 ways to play a 3:5 split
4:00 how to translate into konnakol
4:40 Exercise 1: The 3 3 2 split
6:06 Exercise 2: The 3 3_2 variation
6:53 Exercise 3: The 3 2 3 split
7:43 Exercise 4: The 2 3 3 split
8:33 Final thoughts on 3:5 - the golden ratio
9:01 Goodbye & invitation to leave a comment

[ldr]

Gracias. Tus explicaciones son perfectas! Saludos desde Buenos Aires

[tubular]

I love jumping between them and look forward to your next video very much.. such interesting material covered so well.. cheers 😁😁

[tubular]

Fantastic.. great explanation..any chance of explaining embedded triplets in your easy to understand manner.. others make it too complicated.but you have a gift for explanation.. cheers.. great video again 😁

[behrouzfeizi]

really thank you you teach really good easy and perfect just I can not understand when we have 3 3_2 ( 3 and 2 together ) we say Takite Taka


because T has accent in Taka but we should say something else for 2...




can you teach all the konnakol system please ? because you teach really good