This is an archived event from Culture Days 2019.
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@BramptonLibrary: Artistic Math of South Indian Percussion Instruments.
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Date and time
Location
Cyril Clark Branch, Brampton Library
Brampton, ON
Directions: Besides Loafers Lake Recreation Center.
Access
Free.
Offered in English.
Wheelchair accessible.
About
The event will introduce the audience to the nuances of South Indian Percussion Instrument. We will be focusing on the "Mridangam" which is the most ancient percussion instrument known to man. We will be exposing the audience to the practical realization of a unique interplay of mathematical consistency and rhythmic beauty, brought about through the instrument. Music will be presented as a language of nature. Different modulations, tonalities, and variations of South Indian Percussion will be clearly elucidated in the session.
Links
- Group Homepage mridangam.godaddysites.com
Organizer
Vibrant Brampton
This event is conducted by the Mridangam Trio, which consists of three members, namely, Sriram Balasubramanian, Sriram Ganapathi, and Arya Sundar.
Sriram Balasubramanian is a highly passionate Mridangist. He has a passion to train students on Mridangam with a great deal of emphasis on tonal clarity, complex laya structuring and imparting techniques related to the fine art of accompanying other instruments.
Sriram Ganapathi’s specialization is to highlight the art of contrasting elements in rhythm patterns, with the ability to bring ‘hard’ and ‘soft’ strokes in Mridangam instrument.
Arya Sundar, the third member of the trio loves to evolve and experiment with new compositions in Mridangam.
This event is part of a hub:
@BramptonLibrary
Surita Dey Brampton, ONCulture Days @ the Library is a city-wide celebration of arts and culture taking place at all Brampton Library branches. Schedule for 2019 Culture Days are: o Friday, September 27- Local school students’ presentations in all library bra...