My sister named this one. It's a kinda nice Am vamp for you to listen to while you're having tea, having a shower, or having tea in the shower.

The first person to donated a dollar gets a poem written in their honour:

https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin

One day I'll post something on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/

I post often on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

My sister named this one. It's a kinda nice Am vamp for you to listen to while you're having tea, having a shower, or having tea in the shower.

The first person to donated a dollar gets a poem written in their honour:

https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin

One day I'll post something on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/

I post often on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

I sing in this podcast... You have been warned.

Hey people, this is a dense one where I spend a lot of time talking about what I know of Hindustani music, and try to give some ideas on how you can bring some of its features into your own playing.

I recently did a budget, and found out that I've spent a literally fucktonne of dollars on all of my music equipment. Support on Patreon to do your part in justifying buying another pedal, even though my pedalboard is almost full. But I can probably fit another one, maybe...

https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin

I'll let you know when I'm doing things on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/

I post about the stuff I'm doing, as I do them, on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

Indian Music:

Raag Asavari

Sa Re gha Ma Pa dha ni Sa'

Arohana: Sa Re Ma Pa dha Sa'

Avarohana: Sa' ni dha Pa Ma Pa dha Ma Pa gha Re Sa

Vadi: Dha Komal

Samvadi: Gha Khomal

Mood: Renunciation and Sacrifice

Time: Second half of the day

Structure:

Alap - free time section, where the notes and shapes of the raag are introduced

Jor - rhythm is introduced, and this section is meant to show the virtuosity of the player

Gat - a rhythmic instrument, such as tabla or mridanga enter.

How to incorporate Indian influences into your playing and practice:

1) Ear training, tuning, and singing along with a drone

2) Exploring modal music (stop always writing in minor keys!!!)

3) Exploring the concept of most and second most valuable tones in a mode

4) Exploring different ways play around a melodic motif

Artists to check out:

- Ravi Shankar - The Spirit Of India

- Zakir Hussain - Making Music

- Debashish Bhattacharya - Slide Guitar Raags From Dusk till Dawn

- Shakti - Natural Elements

- Prasanna - Electric Ganesha Land

- Atma Blu - Atma Blu

I sing in this podcast... You have been warned.

Hey people, this is a dense one where I spend a lot of time talking about what I know of Hindustani music, and try to give some ideas on how you can bring some of its features into your own playing.

I recently did a budget, and found out that I've spent a literally fucktonne of dollars on all of my music equipment. Support on Patreon to do your part in justifying buying another pedal, even though my pedalboard is almost full. But I can probably fit another one, maybe...

https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin

I'll let you know when I'm doing things on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/

I post about the stuff I'm doing, as I do them, on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

Indian Music:

Raag Asavari

Sa Re gha Ma Pa dha ni Sa'

Arohana: Sa Re Ma Pa dha Sa'

Avarohana: Sa' ni dha Pa Ma Pa dha Ma Pa gha Re Sa

Vadi: Dha Komal

Samvadi: Gha Khomal

Mood: Renunciation and Sacrifice

Time: Second half of the day

Structure:

Alap - free time section, where the notes and shapes of the raag are introduced

Jor - rhythm is introduced, and this section is meant to show the virtuosity of the player

Gat - a rhythmic instrument, such as tabla or mridanga enter.

How to incorporate Indian influences into your playing and practice:

1) Ear training, tuning, and singing along with a drone

2) Exploring modal music (stop always writing in minor keys!!!)

3) Exploring the concept of most and second most valuable tones in a mode

4) Exploring different ways play around a melodic motif

Artists to check out:

- Ravi Shankar - The Spirit Of India

- Zakir Hussain - Making Music

- Debashish Bhattacharya - Slide Guitar Raags From Dusk till Dawn

- Shakti - Natural Elements

- Prasanna - Electric Ganesha Land

- Atma Blu - Atma Blu

Totally didn't even realise I forgot to put a description for this one. My bad. In this episode, I reflect on my most recent gig, talk about some of the albums I've been listening to, and talk about some new productivity philosophies I've been using.

Three times a week, there is a local Oaelluin who runs on a treadmill for an hour, burning off calories so he can eventually get a six pack. Show him you like six packs by heading over to his Patreon page.

https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin

I post things on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/

I post about my life on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

Totally didn't even realise I forgot to put a description for this one. My bad. In this episode, I reflect on my most recent gig, talk about some of the albums I've been listening to, and talk about some new productivity philosophies I've been using.

Three times a week, there is a local Oaelluin who runs on a treadmill for an hour, burning off calories so he can eventually get a six pack. Show him you like six packs by heading over to his Patreon page.

https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin

I post things on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/

I post about my life on Instagram:

https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

The title literally explains everything. Except for the fact that I got a onsie for the first time in my life today. But I guess the video explains that... If only 35 people subscribed, or one person subscribed for 35 months, I could buy another onsie, and that would be pleasant. https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin I'll let you know when I create things on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/ I'll tell you all my darkest secrets on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

This was a memey night. Enjoy a cheeky little improv, with some beatboxing and some bloopers at the end. If you want to enter a contest to have a thank you message, written, performed, and directed by Afro Panda, then head to the link below. Spoiler alert, though. He's just a toy. https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin I share my things on Facebook too https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/ I post about my life on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

A podcast jumping from topic to topic, I talk about Nietzche, Rothfuss, Jacob Collier, not jumping off the treadmill, and a lot more. Comment for anything you want me to talk about in the future. Like so that I feel like everything is not meaningless. Subscribe so that I can have subscribers ;)

If I had a dollar for every beautiful person who donated to my Patreon, I'd have at least a dollar. Lookin' at you, cutie ;)

https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin

I share my creations on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/

I post with a lot of hashtags on Insta, but the content is good:

https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/

A podcast jumping from topic to topic, I talk about Nietzche, Rothfuss, Jacob Collier, not jumping off the treadmill, and a lot more. Comment for anything you want me to talk about in the future. Like so that I feel like everything is not meaningless. Subscribe so that I can have subscribers ;)

If I had a dollar for every beautiful person who donated to my Patreon, I'd have at least a dollar. Lookin' at you, cutie ;)

https://www.patreon.com/oaelluin

I share my creations on Facebook:

https://www.facebook.com/oaelluin/

I post with a lot of hashtags on Insta, but the content is good:

https://www.instagram.com/oaelluin/