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- 2. Content The Originof Tabla Parts of the Tabla Language of Tabla Gharanas of Tabla Some famous Tabla players
- 3. The Origin ofTabla Tabla was invented in India from the late 18th century. It is a traditional percussion instrument belonging to the North India heritage. And is a part of North India music and also has its own significant importance. It is an instrument that can be played by an individually as a solo performer. Which is also the capable to accompany different genres of music. It is maybe true that Tabla was invented by a drummer named Amir Khusru. The second assumption is that is connect to the Indian mythology which told that Lord Ganesh once while playing the parental Indian instrument pakhavaj, accidentally dropped and that’s how the partition gave us tabla
- 4. The Origin ofTabla This theory is based on the etymological links of the word Tabla to Arabic word tabla which means "drum". Beyond the root of the word, this proposal points to the documentary evidence that the Muslim armies had hundreds of soldiers on camels and horses carrying paired drums as they invaded the Indian subcontinent. They would beat these drums to scare the residents, the non-Muslim armies, their elephants and chariots, that they intended to attack. However, the war drums did not look or sound anything like Tabla, they were large paired drums and were called has noise marker.
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- 6. Language of Tabla Basic Strokes are played only on the Dayan (Right-hand Drum) ▪ Ta or Na ▪ Tin or Ti ▪ Din or Tum ▪ Te Basic Strokes are played only on the Bayan (Left-hand Drum) ▪ Ge or Ghe ▪ Ka,Ke,Ki or Kat
- 7. Language of Tabla Basic Strokes played together on both Drum ▪ Dha ▪ Dhin ▪ Dhi ▪ Dhe
- 8. Gharanas of Tabla Derived from the Hindi word “Ghar”. Which means “Family” There are five Gharanas of tabla ▪ Delhi Gharana ▪ Lucknow Gharana ▪ Farrukhabad Gharana ▪ Banaras Gharana ▪ Punjab Gharana
- 9. Gharanas of Tabla Delhi Gharana : ▪ It was founded by Ustad Siddhar Khan in the early 18th century. Its playing style was called Delhi Baaj. Lucknow Gharana : ▪ It was founded by the grandson of Siddhar Khan who was Ustad Miyan Bakshu Khan. In the 19th century, it was also considered an offshoot of Delhi Gharana. The playing style was called Lucknow Baaj. Farrukhabad Gharana : ▪ It was founded by Ustad Vilayat Ali Khan. In the 19th century. Its playing style was called Farrukhabad Baaj.
- 10. Gharanas of Tabla Banaras Gharana : ▪ It was founded by Ustad Ram Sahai. In the 19th century. Its playing style was Banaras Baaj Panjab Gharana : ▪ It is the youngest among all the gharana.it founded by Ustad Saddha Hussain in the 19th century. The playing style was called Punjab Baaj. And it became famous by the father and son duo. ▪ Named Ustad Allah Rakha Khan and his son Ustad Zakir Hussain.
- 11. About famous tablaplayer Zakir Hussain : ❑ He was born on 9th March 1951 In Mumbai ❑ He was a world-famous tabla player, composer, percussionist, music producer, and film actor. ❑ He was awarded the Padma Shri in 1988, the Padma Bhushan in 2002, and the Padma Vibhushan in 2023 by the government of India. On 8th February 2009 for the 51st Grammy Awards, he won the Grammy in the Contemporary World Music Album category for his collaborative album Global Drum Project with Mickey Hart and others. ❑ He was also wanted the Government of India Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 1990 and he get many more awards later too.
- 12. About famous tablaplayer Pandit Anindo Chatterjee: ❑ He was born in a musical family. ❑ He is one of the finest Tabla players in India. ❑ He began playing Tabla in his early childhood and was inspired by his uncle Pandit Biswanath ❑ He is the first Tabla player to perform in the House of Common ❑ Establishment – ❑ Recipient of Presidents Award in 1970. ❑ Honored with the Sangeet Natak Akademi Award in 2002. ❑ Truly a PRIDE of India.