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Raga Nat Bhairav - Alap and Gat in Ektaal (Official Music Video)

Raga Nat Bhairav - Alap and Gat in Ektaal (Official Music Video) 

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History of Tabla: A Rich Tradition of Rhythm

Introduction

The tabla is a mesmerizing percussion instrument that has captivated audiences for centuries. Its unique sound and rhythmic patterns have made it an integral part of Indian classical music. In this comprehensive article, we will delve into the fascinating history of tabla, tracing its origins, evolution, and significance in the world of music.

History of Tabla: Origins and Evolution

The Ancient Roots of Tabla (?)

The origins of the tabla can be traced back to ancient times. It is believed to have evolved from the ancient Indian percussion instrument known as the puskara, which was a clay pot used for rhythmical accompaniment. Over time, the puskara underwent significant transformations and eventually gave rise to the tabla as we know it today.

Emergence of the Tabla in Medieval India

During the medieval period in India, the tabla gained prominence as a solo instrument and an accompaniment to vocal and instrumental performances. It was during this time that the tabla acquired its characteristic shape and structure, consisting of two distinct drums known as the dayan and the bayan.

The Birth of Gharanas: Schools of Tabla Playing

As the popularity of the tabla grew, different styles of playing emerged, leading to the formation of various gharanas or schools of tabla playing. Each gharana had its unique approach to playing the instrument, with distinctive techniques, compositions, and rhythmic patterns. Some renowned gharanas include the Delhi, Ajrara, Farukhabad, and Punjab gharanas.

Tabla in the Modern Era

In the modern era, the tabla has continued to evolve and adapt to changing musical styles and genres. It has transcended traditional boundaries and found its way into various forms of music, including fusion, jazz, and world music. Today, tabla players are revered as virtuosos, showcasing their skills and creativity on global stages.

The Importance of Tabla in Indian Classical Music

Tabla: The Heartbeat of Indian Classical Music

The tabla plays a pivotal role in Indian classical music, providing the rhythmic foundation and enhancing the melodic and harmonic elements of a performance. It acts as a bridge between the soloist and the accompanying musicians, creating a seamless and dynamic musical experience.

The Language of Bols

One of the unique aspects of tabla playing is the use of bols, which are syllabic compositions that represent specific strokes and sounds produced on the drums. These bols form the vocabulary of tabla players and are used to create intricate rhythmic patterns and improvisations. The mastery of bols is a hallmark of a skilled tabla player.

Tala: The Art of Timekeeping

Tala is the rhythmic cycle in Indian classical music, and the tabla is responsible for maintaining the tala throughout a performance. The interplay between the tabla player and the other musicians is crucial in keeping the tala intact and creating a cohesive musical experience.

Frequently Asked Questions about Tabla

FAQ 1: What is the origin of the word "tabla"?

The word "tabla" is derived from the Arabic word "tabl," which means "drum." It reflects the historical influence of Arabic and Persian cultures on Indian music.

FAQ 2: How many types of tabla are there?

There are primarily two types of tabla drums: the dayan and the bayan. The dayan is the smaller drum, typically made of wood, while the bayan is the larger drum, made of metal.

FAQ 3: Can tabla be played as a solo instrument?

Yes, tabla can be played as a solo instrument, showcasing the rhythmic and melodic capabilities of the instrument. Solo tabla performances are highly virtuosic and captivating.

FAQ 4: What are some famous tabla compositions?

There are several famous tabla compositions known as "taals" in Indian classical music. Some popular ones include Teentaal, Ektaal, Jhaptaal, and Rupaktaal.

FAQ 5: Are there any renowned tabla players?

Yes, there have been many legendary tabla players who have left an indelible mark on the world of music. Some notable names include Ustad Zakir Hussain, Pandit Kishan Maharaj, and Ustad Alla Rakha.

FAQ 6: Is tabla used in other music genres apart from Indian classical music?

Yes, tabla has found its way into various music genres, including fusion, jazz, and world music. Its versatility and unique sound make it a sought-after instrument in collaborations with musicians from different backgrounds.

Conclusion

The history of tabla is a testament to its enduring legacy and influence in the world of music. From its ancient origins to its evolution into a solo instrument, the tabla has carved a special place in Indian classical music and beyond. Its rhythmic prowess and expressive capabilities continue to captivate audiences worldwide, making it an integral part of musical performances across genres.

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Price: [price_with_discount] (as of [price_update_date] - Details) [ad_1] Key Features: Pre-loaded 22 TRACKS of more than 7 hours listening in a 4 GB USB Memory Stick Songs can be copied to Windows laptop/PC/MacBook/iMac or any media with USB connectivity Works with all USB input devices that support MP3 playback Ultra-premium packaging for collectors delight or a perfect gift for someone with a great taste in music Credit Card sized device with ultra-cool looks. The perfect accessory to plug and play in your car while traveling Personal storage of over 3 GB in addition to the songs Booklet with full playlist and artiste detailsTracks Listing:1) Raga Bhatiyar -Bandish - Tadpat Biti Sagari Raina -Taal Drut Ek Taalaina -Taal Drut Ek Taal2) Raga Bhatiyar - Bol - Na Dir Dir Dim Tom Tana ( Tarana in Drut Teentaal)3) Raga Bhairavi -Kahiyo Re Prabhu Aavan Ki4) Raga Todi -Bandish - Aab More Ram - Taal Ektaal ( Vilambit) and Bandish - Ab Mori Naiya Paar Karog - Taal - Teental ( Drut)5) Raga - Bhimpalasi- Ab To Badi Der Bhayee - Vilambit Ektaal and Ja Re aapne Mandirwa - Drut Teentaal6) Raga Barwa - Bol-Prem Baje Mori Payelia (Khayal in Drut Teentaal)7) Raga Puriya -Bandish - Piya Gunwant -Taal Ektaal ( Vilambit) and Bandish - Main to Kar Ayi Piya Sang Rangraliyan - Taal - Teentaal ( Drut)8) Raga Megh -Piya Nahi Ghar ( Vilambit Ektaal ) and Garage Ghata Ghat (Drut Jhamptaal)9) Raga- Shyam Kalyan -Bandish- Payal Mori Baje -Teental Madhyalay10) Raga Maru Behag - Bandish - Piya Nahin Ghar ( Khayal In Vilambit Ektaal) 11) Bandish - Tarpata Raina Dina ( Khayal In Drut Teentaal)12) Raga Chayanat - Jhananana Baje Bichhua - Vilambit Teentaal13) Raga Jhinjhoti - Tarana Bandish-Tanana Tana Derena-Taal Teentalena-Taal Teental14) Raga Bahar - Bandish - Matwari Koliya Daal Daal Taal - Teental Madhyalay15) Raga Kaushi Kanada - Bandish : Naina Bharoon Kajra So Hai (Khayal in Teentaal - Madhyalaya)16) Bandish - Ye Kya Kariye Pee Ke Sang ( Khayal in Drut Teentaal)17) Raga Charukeshi - Bandish : Palaka Na Lagi Mori Guiyan ( Khayal in Teen Taal Madhyalaya)18) Raga Hansadhwani -Bhaj Man Neet Hari Ko Naam -Vilambit Rupak19) Thumri In Pahadi- Bedardi Tu Ne Dard Na Jana20) Thumri in Kirwani - Tore Bina Mohe Chain Nahin Brij Ke Nandlala21) Bhajan In Bhairavi-Aaj Radha Brij Ko Chali22) Raga - Gorakh Kalyan - Vilambit Ektaal 'Kab Ghar Aaye', Drut Teentaal, 'Dhan Dhan Bhaag', Drut Teentaal 'Ae Ri Mayi Aaj' Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 11.2 x 7.6 x 1.8 cm; 40 Grams Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Times Music Studio ‏ : ‎ Times Music ASIN ‏ : ‎ B07D7H6WRF Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ India Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 1 Item Weight ‏ : ‎ 40 g [ad_2]

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My WVUD playlist and stream, 6/19/2021

Common Saints - Summer Sun Angophora - In Lines Coyote - Dos Canas Hillside - 1939 Grand Ave Amanda Tosoff - To a Stranger (feat. Felicity Williams) Jusell, Prymek, Sage, Shiroishi - Flower Clock Kelpe - It's 5Pm Esperanza Spalding - Formwela 4 Bachar Mar-Khalifé - Yes Siretsi Jeb Loy Nichols - Like a Rainy Day (feat. Cold Diamond & Mink) D. Rothon - Apeman, Spaceman Kolida Babo - Kolida Serenity Alice Coltrane - Krishna Krishna Rebecca Vasmant - Freefall (feat. Nadya Albertsson) Carlos Niño & Friends - Thanking the Earth (feat. Sam Gendel & Nate Mercereau) Anchorsong - Common Ground Utsav Lal - Raga Lalit - Drut Ektaal (feat. Nitin Mitta) Nik Bärtsch - Modul 58_12 El Michels Affair - Last Blast Flying Lotus - Your Lord Menahan Street Band - Devil's Respite Sven Wunder - Impasto The Kramford Look - Shoebox At Sea

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Suddh Sarang |Ektaal|Pandit Hariprasad Chaurasiya|Sitar

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“Ektaal” – The Abode of Dhokra Art & Artisans

A village where the art of Dhokra resides, where artisans preserve a heritage inhabiting for centuries, where imperfections are redefined, a village that goes by the name, ‘Ektaal’.

The quaint village of Ektaal, located in Chhattisgarh, is 18 kilometres away from its capital, in Pussore Tehsil. Ektaal is a crafts’ village, where you will find a community of artisans, deeply involved in the creation of dhokra handicrafted products, away from the hustle-bustle of the modern world. The village has been known to shelter not just ordinary, but award-winning artisans of the state and national level.

One would imagine much glory and beauty in such a place, but the village continues to exuberate its modest and rural aura, with families (mostly from the Jhara tribe) working as units, silently engrossed in creating wonders using the ‘lost-wax technique’. The artisans here are aware of the heritage and culture that a piece of dhokra art reflects as they have travelled across international waters to showcase their fabrications. From Paris to London and many other foreign lands, they take pride in sharing their stories and innocently flaunting the awards they have won.

Among the wide variety of products they create, one would find dhokra home decor items, tribal jewellery and unique figurines of Jhitku and Mitki, a romantic couple from the folklore of Ektaal. The process of creating these dhokra handicrafted products is long drawn, requiring patience and fine detailing. However, the enthusiasm shown during each step by these villagers is the paramount reason for the splendid final product.

Dhokra art created in Ektaal has reached museums, displays and the shelves of grand houses, but have these modest craftsmen received the credit due to them? Their life continues to be full of hardships and struggles. Inspite of that the humble artisans toil endlessly to curate products from their ‘pushtaini kala’ (ancestral art).

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Chaturmatrik Ektaal (12 Beats)

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The two-way influencers : Seasons and Raagas

In Hindustani classical music, a raaga is a permutation of atleast five the twelve notes of the octave, and defined by a structure and style of presentation unique to itself. Every is associated with a certain mood; the unique combinations of notes associated with every raag create a sensual experience or Ras, which can be one of tranquillity, sorrow, celebration, love or devotion, amongst many others.

Every season as well, evokes similar types of sensual experiences for human beings and animals alike. Hence, the obvious association of raagas with seasons is prevalent in Hindustani classical music. The summer season evokes an experience of restlessness and yearning for water, cool and calm, due to the scorching heat, and also one of brightness and power due to the direct rays of the Sun. Hence, Ragas with Teevra Ma, or essentially sharp notes like those laying stress on Rishabh, like various forms of Saarang are associated with the mood of restlessness and yearning, similar to the "ras" produced by the summer season.

Listen to Raag Gaudsarang in Teentaal

The monsoon season signifies the reduction of this intensity, in the most beautiful way, by the soothing drops of rain that fall from clouds in the sky. Thus, forms of Malhar produce a symphony of various types of "ras" , like awe at the thundering of clouds; the divine pleasure of a drizzle falling upon the scorched earth; the beauty of showers of rain turning all the vegetation bright and glistening green! In Raag Miyanmalhar, "Ni Sa Ma Re Pa" signifies the hope of a beholder gazing at rain clouds, "Ma Pa Ni Dha Ni Sa°" reminds one of the joy at the first shower that falls to the ground, "Re° Ma° Re° Sa° , Ga° Ma° Pa° Ga° Ma° Re° Sa°" signifies the fear and awe one feels at the thundering of clouds, and the feeling of uncertainty about when the rains will stop. The avroh combination of "Ni Dha Ni Pa Ma Pa Ga Ma Re Sa, Ni. Dha. Ni. Sa" reminds us of the calm and relief that spreads over the earth after a rain shower, that leaves streamlets, puddles and a cool temperature after it, as well as joy and freshness because of the vitality that it has restored. A myth associated with this raag, invented by Miyan Tansen, is that whenever he sung this Raag, it would immediately start to rain. 

Listen to Raag Miyanmalhar in Ektaal

I am not sure about how far music can influence nature, it is akin to saying that the reflection can influence the source, raagas being a mere reflection of nature and it's moods. However, I would love to believe that it is true, given that Akash was generated from Atman, and so followed all the other elements of nature. 

According to Brahmanand Valli of the Taittiriya Upanishad, man, who is the Creation, consists of the essence of food. Since Atman led to Akash, Akash led to Wind, Wind led to Fire, Fire to Water, Water to Herbs and Herbs to Food, can a human being who attains Brahman, that is the experience of reality, knowledge and infinity, connect back to the Atman and influence the five elements? 

Brahmanand Valli from the Taitiriya Upanishad

aum brahmavidapnoti param.h . tadesha.abhyukta . satyam j~nanamanantam brahma . yo veda nihitam guhayam parame vyoman.h . so.ashnute sarvan.h kaman saha . brahmana vipashchiteti .. tasmadva etasmadatmana akashah sambhutah . akashadvayuh . vayoragnih . agnerapah . ad.hbhyah prithivi . prithivya oshadhayah . oshadhibhyo.annam.h . annatpurushah . sa va esha purusho.annnarasamayah . 

Translation: Om. He who knows Brahman attains the Supreme. On the above, the following mantra is recorded: “He who knows Brahman which is Reality, Knowledge and Infinity, hidden in the cave of the heart and in the highest akasa-he, being one with the omniscient Brahman, enjoys simultaneously all desires.” From the Atman was born akasa; from akasa, air; from air, fire; from fire, water; from water, earth; from earth, herbs; from herbs, food; from food, man. He, that man, verily consists of the essence of food

It is highly subjective but not metaphysically impossible. It is an inspiration for students who are striving to achieve excellence in their art: that achieving a state of Brahman in their art would empower them with the ability to influence the very source of their art. 

Two other Ragas, that bring out the joy of the spring season, are Basant and Bahaar. In Raag Bahaar, one can actually visualise a flower blooming in gaiety through the notes "Ni Pa Ma Pa Ga Ma Dha Ni Sa°". Raag Basant gives a contrast to the celebratory mood of Bahaar, by bringing out the pangs of separation at watching the spring season unfold it's various phenomena while your beloved is not around to enjoy the season with you, through phrases like "Ma Dha Re° Sa° , Ni Sa° Ni Dha Pa, Ma Ni Dha Ma Ga, Ma Ga Re Sa". A combination of these two moods in Raag Basant Bahaar, which contrast the moods of happiness and sadness during this youthful phase of nature. This makes these Ragas very much a part of popular culture, prevalent in the film songs that depict scenes of these seasons, as well as in folk music, bringing out the essence of raw emotion at the onset of these seasons.

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