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Two’s Company – Western Instrumental Jugalbandi
If being in a band is not your thing, and playing solo, just too boring, here's just what you need: The Western instrumental jugalbandi competition. Sometimes, all you need is a partner in crime. Get on stage with your partner and enthral your audience with sheer musicality.
Two Instruments. Two musicians. One stage. One winner.
The Bottom Line: Perform a prepared western instrumental jugalbandi on stage. In a jugalbandi, the two musicians must be on an equal footing i.e. neither is clearly the soloist and neither clearly an accompanist. Both musicians act as lead players, and a playful competition ensues between them.
Team Size: 2
For further details, contact: |
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Eeshan Malhotra +91 98330 81679 eeshan@moodi.org |
Aishwarya Ramakrishnan +91 98208 81459 aishwarya@moodi.org |
Category B
Perform a prepared western instrumental jugalbandi on stage. In a jugalbandi, the two musicians must be on an equal footing i.e. neither is clearly the soloist and neither clearly an accompanist. Both musicians act as lead players, and a playful competition ensues between them.
Registration: On the spot during Mood Indigo ’08. The competition is open only to college students with a valid college I-card.
Team Size: 2 + 1 CA
Eliminations:
Time Limit: 4-6 minutes(including setup and clearance time)
Finals:
Time Limit: 10 minutes
List of instruments allowed: If you wish to use any instrument which is not included in the list mentioned in the references column, contact us beforehand to check if it may be used. Queries/cribs regarding choice of instruments (if they do not belong to the list) will not be entertained on the day of the competition.
Instruments Provided: 1 Electric guitar, 1 bass guitar, 1 drum kit, 1 synthesizer
Judging Criteria: Synchronisation, Individuality and skills on the instruments, Proper utilization of the instruments being played, Overall impact
Prizes
First Prize: 6,000 INR
Second Prize: 3,000 INR
Third Prize: 2,000 INR
Check out the following link:
http://in.youtube.com/watch?v=69X9Qs-78GE
List of instruments allowed: If you wish to use any instrument which is not included in this list please contact us beforehand to check if it may be used. Queries/cribs regarding choice of instruments (if they do not belong to the list) will not be entertained on the day of the competition.
1. Synthesizer (Only one western instrument (not a percussion instrument) would be allowed on synthesizer. This cannot be changed during the course of the performance. No accompaniment in the form of beats will be allowed on the synthesizer)
2. Flute (exclept the Bansoori)
3. Saxophone
4. Accordion and Concertina
5. Clarinet and Bass Clarinet
6. Trumpets (Tuba, Cornett (cornetto), Didgeridoo, Sousaphone, Trombone)
7. Harmonica (Glass Harmonica and Mouth Organ)
8. Horn (English horn, French horn, Flugel horn, Alp horn, Baritone horn, Euphonium)
9. Oboe
10. Bandoneon
11. Bagpipes
12. Pipe Organ
13. Bugle
14. Cornet
15. Mellophone
16. Bassoon
17. Aulochrome
18. Launeddas
19. Guitar(acoustic, electric and bass), Ukuleles
20. Violin
21. Cello
22. Harps
23. Lyres
24. Mandolin
25. Banjo
26. Lute
27. Berimbau
28. Drum Kit
29. Conga
30. Bongo drum
31. Djembe
32. Timpani (kettle drums)
33. Xylophone
34. Tambourine
