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4 Carnatic music elements that help me embrace any music genre | Chandana Bala Kalyan | TEDxPanaji

Very few musicians are able to make the journey from one music genre which they are trained into to a different music genre. In this talk cum demo, Chandana Bala Kalyan, who is rooted in Carnatic music, shares 4 elements of the South Indian classical genre she is trained into, which are the keys to her successful explorations across Western, Indian folk, Indian classical & other music genres. A rare breed of singer-songwriter in the world of Indian classical music, Chandana is known for her unusual musical dexterity. The singer's interpretation of the cover of “Take Five", originally a jazz composition, is trending at 2 million-plus views, and her improvisation of Donna Lee's "my funny valentine", and her rendition of “the blues led by the circle of fifths” has fetched her appreciation & accolades from the world over. Trained as a Carnatic musician, Chandana kept adding layers to her art form with other music styles, owing to the exposure to other genres. Hailed as a vocal gymnast who traverses scales and moves between genres as diverse as Carnatic, Hindustani, Sufi, and Jazz, she has developed her signature style of Carnatic music. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx