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KONOKOL (KONNAKOL) INTRODUCTION Konokol is a method for vocalizing rhythm. It is an essential part of the Carnatic or South Indian Classical tradition. Many Western artists have adopted and adapted this approach into their compositional, improvisational, and general musical processes. This method of vocalizing rhythm allows one to practice anywhere. Complex rhythms can be mastered easily and applied to many situations.
LESSON 1 - The Five Basic Rhythm Words 5 Basic rhythm words: Da 1
Taka 2
Takita 3
Taka Dimi 4
Da Di Gi Na Dum 5
Taka Juna, a variation of 4, can be used with Taka Dimi when consecutive 4’s are counted or when there are two 4’s in a larger pattern. Da Di Gi Na Dum can transform into 6 and 7. The dash is used for the felt but not counted cou nted divisions. 6 Da Di - Gi Na Dum or Da - Di Gi Na Dum 7 Da - Di - Gi Na Dum 1
Exercises
2
3
4
5
6
1 - Da
Da
2 - Taka
Ta
Ka
3 - Takita
Ta
ki
ta
4 - Taka Dimi
Ta
ka
Di
mi
4 - Taka Juna
Ta
ka
Ju
Na
5 - Da Di Gi Na Dum
Da
Di
Gi
Na
Dum
6 - Da Di Gi Na Dum
Da
Di
-
Gi
Na
Dum
6 - Da Di Gi Na Dum
Da
-
Di
Gi
Na
Dum
7 - Da Di Gi Na Dum
Da
-
Di
-
Gi
Na
7
Dum
1. Practice counting each word repeatedly. (taka taka taka ...) a. Make sure each syllable s yllable is evenly spaced in time. b. Maintain even tempo & eventually ev entually go for speed & accuracy. accurac y. 2. Try combining words to form larger numbers. Examples: 5 2 + 3 - taka takita 3 + 2 - takita taka 7 3 + 4 - takita taka dimi 4 + 3 - taka dimi takita 11 4 + 3 + 4 - taka dimi takita taka dimi, or, taka dimi takita taka juna
