|
|
|
 |
 |
|
|
|
Discussion: Talvin Singh He blends Indian classical with anyother type smoothly. Love the tabla tones of his.... cheers >>By DJmasood his cousin is in my music class >>By parma Talvin is great I love his music and how he mix a simple classical into a very smooth tracks and he is the only person who creat a history in my mind about lounge music and undergrounds thanxxxx >>By Wicked Person I would like to contact Talvin by e-mail. Do anyone of you can help me, please? If so, e-mail me at: muck_olla@yahoo.com Many thanks and blessings. >>By zeth I enjoy Talvin Singh's music very much. I would like to be able to find music similar to his, not too traditional but not too moderan at the same time. If anyone has any suggestions besides Tabla Beat Science, please post here. >>By Da 1 Ghost No doubt about the high quality of Talvin Singh's music! Actually I´m going to write my dissitation (in musical science) about the blend of ancient, traditional asian and modern western electronic music, as featured by respectively Talvin Singh and Nitin Sawhney, but I am a little short on the information front. Does anybody out there know any good articles/books/tv-documentaries or anything? >>By JV ok, talvin is the best! da 1 ghost: have you check BADMARSH & SHRI ??? love you all >>By sardo Talvin's music is simply breath taking & mind blowing. Just too good. It's a very good work. >>By N15H4N yes talvin singh's taste in music is very sweet, I am a house dj so I would know, if he made some dance music he would draw more fans and fame, i hope this type of change happins in the future -Dilmeet >>By Dilmeet Singh All gud. Album OK was in ma broz music collection for time. Came across it last week! Im sucked in now.... dat is all dats ever playin on my boom box... and it went straight to the top of the pile!!! Great atmospheric melody...! Its all gud...!!!!!!!!! I luv Traveller...! Savin up now 4 nxt albumns!! Sani >>By $ani I love his music, he is just irresitable . I never heard such music, he is mixture of two cultures and music coming inside from heart. >>By nidar I'm doing an investigation for my music course on Talvin Singh's approach to composition. I'll be comparing tracks from OK with pieces from the purist Ravi Shankar to analyze what elements Talvin's taken from where, and how true he stays to the Indian Classical music he incorporates. So what do people think? Culturally and musically, what's gained and what's lost by Talvin Singh's music? (call it fusion if you want, but I think its more than that) >>By Robs Being an Asian musician born in the Western world (France) myself, I find it easy to connect to what Talvin Singh or Nitin Sawhney do. The question that often arises is: how true do we stay to our roots or traditions? I could ask another question : what would happen musicaly if everyone would repeat what has already been done, and always remain respectful to the traditions? It's like marrying someone from the same family to keep the blood pure. Music and art always need to be fed, and brought to new territories. Otherwise it's keeping a museum. It's great to learn and know what's been done in the past, it's great to keep it alive, but it's also important to move on. >>By aaken
You are not logged in. To access all functionality, you can log in via Flork. Flork is a worldwide community of people who are interested in music, movies and books. As a Flork-User, you can participate in this and other discussions, meet new people and exchange messages with other members directly: www.flork.com |