Brief History of Indian Music | Ram Sampath | TEDxDTU
Musicians from India managed to go past dogma and find the state of unity, inclusion, and Flow while encapsulating masses of people in society. Mr. Sampath goes on to talk about how easily our minds can eclipse the importance of lineal roots while dwelling upon the consequences of improbable future events. Taking excerpts from the stages of composing music, Ram displays ways to work around a problem by finding peace in the roots of ancestors. Ram Sampath is an Indian composer, music producer and musician who started his career composing advertisement jingles for the Mumbai-based advertising industry, before foraying into Bollywood and independent music. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx
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Fascinating insight into the power of Indian music and its impact on society.
So I have no connection to Indian culture, but I really want to learn more, and so I stumbled upon this video and despite some language barriers, I really came to appreciate the message and it’s made me that much more interested in your culture!
Indian classical music is our real music .. Having origin from vedas
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11:45 Right said by Ram sir 🙏
this is very interesting facts, but problem is why can't we discuss it in our mother language. every Indian should know these things, but language is a barrier. please think about it.
can anyone tell me how to find the earlier title track which he plays at 12:44? i found it more beautiful than the second one. Please anyone?
@DominicHolostyak
3 жыл бұрын
I dont think they have released it !
@tomspaul1831
3 жыл бұрын
@@DominicHolostyak man we are unlucky
2:10 What's the song title
@astitvarai6896
4 жыл бұрын
Kattey.
itni bar cut ku kia hai? :(
Release the earlier version of Satyamev Jayate
Why no comments?
@theshloksjamroom454
3 жыл бұрын
Coz people don't know the beauty of indian music
@mandiraghosh7227
3 жыл бұрын
@@theshloksjamroom454 yep
What is kind of incomprehensible is that if some form of music or musician claims that there is some influence of Hindustani classical, how come the singers mostly sing beyond vocal range...almost screeching or below vocal range...almost whispering. Forget rules, it is so irritating all this screeching, shouting or whispering. Past 20 years or so, since the arrival or major electronics in music, the singers have been either in high head voice or whispering. All sound the same. This suits Roman languages and pronunciations, but sounds irritating in India languages and pronunciations.
@abhishekvenkitaraman7797
9 ай бұрын
That is because of increasing use of falsetto which doesn't exist in Indian classical music.
Bhai, sangeet ke baare mein bhashan de diya. Sangeet to sunaya hi nahi?!!😂😂