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What country does the tabla come from?
The tabla is a percussion instrument that consists of hand drums and timbres. It is popular in India, where it originated, and is commonly used in Hindustani classical music. Tablas can be found throughout the Indian subcontinent.
Musical instruments used by hindus in ancient times?
flutes and drums
Which instrument was played by ustad amzad ali khan?
Zakir Hussain is a musician who plays the 'Tabla', which is a very popular musical instrument used in the Indian culture. The Tabla consists of two different sized and timbered hand drums, which can be played togther to create a unique sound.
What country did tablas come from?
Tablas, or tabla drums, originated in India. They are a pair of Indian drums consisting of a small high-pitched drum (Dayan) and a larger low-pitched drum (Bayan) that are played together.
What family does the tabla belong in?
It is a percussion instrument. The term tabla is derived from an Arabic word, tabl, which simply means "drum." They are similar to bongo drums.
How is the tabla drum played?
Go to a Gurudwara ask the Giani presentd there and he will teach you.
Who is India's best tabla maestro?
Ustad zakir hussain is India's and also the world's best tabla maestro. Pandit Chandra Nath Shastri is also said to be world's best Tabla player. Also, it is sometimes said that Pt. Sandip Burman is the world's best tabla artist because he plays both tabla and tabla tarang.
The invention of tabla is credited to which famous poet?
The invention of Tabla is usually credited to the the famous poet called one Amir Khusro.
What are the small and the large tabla drums named?
the small one is called tabala and the big one is called dhaga
Which type of drums a pitched percussion instrument?
The Tabla is an example of a pitched percussion instrument. Another one is the Timpani.
What is the black spot on the top of the tabla drums called?
It is called as syhia. it is usually made of gum, soot & iron fillings.
What are the types of drumming?
If you mean other than name brands, there are congas, tympani (kettle drums) roto toms (you can adjust the tone easily) bongos, tom toms, snare drums, bass drums, tabla (an Indian instrument), and many more.
