Taraana Playlist:: Sep 6, 2006
Of course! Music from Don opens the show tonight!
Don the Theme:: Instrumental
Main Hoon Don:: Shaan
Khaike Paan Bana Raswaala:: Udit Narayan, Shahrukh Khan
Khaike Paan Bana Raswaala:: Kishore Kumar:: Don 1978
Sky Kisses Earth:: Prem JOshua
Aakarshan:: Abhijit, Ajay Pohankar:: Shanti
Pal Pal Dil Ke Paas:: Kishore Kumar:: Blackmail
Dil Tumhare Bina:: Himesh & Alka Yagnik:: 36 China Town
Apni Tasveer Ko:: Ghulam Ali
Gaao Re:: Aradhna:: Satsang
World Music:: Indrajit Banerjee
Commentary on Shiv:: Pandit Jasraj's Shiv Shambho
Remember Tomorrow:: Mo' Horizons:: Putumayo Asian Groove
Tintal Gat:: Indrajit Banerjee on Sitar accompaied by Gouri Shankar on Tabla
Jai Madhav Madan Murari:: Jagjit/ Chitra:: Krishna Bhajans
Sabse Oonchi Prem:: Jagjit/ Chitra:: Krishna Bhajan
Desert Heart Beat:: Zakir Hussain:: Music of the Deserts
Download the podcast Thursday afternoon onto your iTunes and enjoy!
posted by RadioActive Ray at 8:49 PM
6 Comments:
wanted to ask this on anahata but that apparently does not allow anonymous posts :).....can you guys tell me if there is any good software equivalent for electronic tabla available on the net(preferably free) to practice playing hindustani music according to taal! heard of some myself (like riyazstudio) but am not sure how good these softwares are
thanks!
Look for a comment here soon to answer your question.
-RR
Well ... I should'nt say RiyazStudio is bad - but I should say, the demo version is limiting for advanced players :-)
The best way to start off is use an electronic shruti peti and a taal maala (which one can get from India if he/she is in India). They are just awesome.
Another great software shruti peti is RiyazStudio (http://www.riyazstudio.com/) - it's good enough for starters, however for more technically advanced, it's bad.
The way I practice (or intend to) is I have a demo version of RiyazStudio which gives me 2 diff tanpura tunings. The taal is totally disabled in the demo version. But given it's sound quality, I wouldn't even mind buying it (if I get serious about practicing.)
If your friend just needs to practice, RiyazStudio is good enough for the shruti as he can tune it. For the taal - what I do is - though RiyazStudio doesn't play the taal in the demo version, it still has all the taal files downloaded where it get's installed. So clicking on that MP3 might play the taal for him.
He will have to figure out what that taal is (as the file names don't indicated that) and he also won't be able to control the tempo (as in drut, madha, vilambit etc.)
But give and take, RiyazStudio is a good starting point to see if one is really interested in hindustaani. Besides, just for practicing raagas, taal is not even required. Conventionally, one gives the beat using hand. I didn't find any Taal software which would let me control the tempo available for free.
Swarshaala by Swar Systems is just ok. The demo of Riyaaz Studio is much better (in my opinion) as it gives a lot to do.
Hope that helps!
Vishal
good quality hindi music can be founded
http://www.nagarnews.com/hindimusic/index.htm
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Have you checked Saath Sangeet, the most realistic Tabla sangaat and Lehera software for Windows? visit saathsangeet.blogspot.(com) to download a free version today.
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