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Tabla: Encyclopedia II - Tabla - Gharānā — tabla tradition

The transformation of the tabla from a religious-folk instrument to a more sophisticated instrument of art-music occurred in the late 18th or early 19th centuries, when significant changes took place in the feudal court music of North India. Although largely denied by most popular histories of this instrument, the tabla was played by hereditary groups (i.e. castes) of musicians who were ascribed low social status by the greater society. The majority of the performers were Muslim and resided in or near the centers of Mughal power and culture ...

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Tabla: Encyclopedia - Pandit Jasraj

Pandit Jasraj is a famous classical Indian singer, born in 1930. His family is well known for singing in Mewati Gharana style. His father, Pandit Motiramji, passed away when Jasrajji was quite young. His brother, Pandit Maniramji, took him under his tutelage. To supply additional means of livelihood, Panditji took Pandit as an accompanying Tabla player. But at the age of 14, unhappy with the treatment of an accompanying artist, Pandit left and vow ...

Tabla: Encyclopedia - Zakir Hussain

Zakir Hussain may be: Zakir Hussain (musician), the tabla player Dr Zakir Hussain, the former president of India Other related archivesDr Zakir Hussain, India, Zakir Hussain (musician), tabla

Tabla: Encyclopedia - Asi language

The Asi language is spoken in towns on Tablas Island as well as the islands of Banton, Simara, and Maestre de Campo. These islands are part of the Romblon province of the Philippines. Other related archivesBanton, Philippines, Romblon, Tablas Island

Tabla: Encyclopedia - Zakir Hussain musician

Zakir Hussain (born March 9, 1951), son of tabla maestro Ustad Allarakha, is probably the most famous classical tabla player in India today. Zakir trained under his father and started playing tabla when he was quite young. He was often hailed as a child prodigy. Zakir has won many awards and recognitions for his contribution to the world of music. He has worked with many western and Indian artists alike, and has produced many works for fusion, perhaps most notably with John McLaughlin in Shakti in 1975. Although Shakti was disb ...

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Tabla: Encyclopedia - Ustad Mohammad Hashem Cheshti

Ustad Mohammad Hashem Cheshti was a famous contemporary Afghani classical musician and composer born in Kharabat area of Kabul Afghanistan, who died 1994 in Germany under unclear circumstances. Ustad Hashem was born and raised in an extremely musical family. Several of his close family members, including his brothers and his father are/were also famous musicians in their own right. He mastered many different traditional Afghani and Indian instruments, but his greatest passion was for the tabla, his mastership of which was supre ...

Tabla: Encyclopedia - Indian classical music

The origins of Indian classical music (marga), the classical music of India, can be found from the oldest of scriptures, part of the Hindu tradition, the Vedas. Samaveda, one of the four vedas describes music at length. The two main streams of Indian classical music are Hindustani music, from North India, and Carnatic music(Karnataka Sangeeth), from South India. The prime themes of Hindustani music are Rasleela (Hindu devotionals) of Krishna and Nature in all its splendour. Bhimsen Joshi, Ravi Sha ...

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Tabla: Encyclopedia - Abdul Karim Khan

Ustad Abdul Karim Khan lived from November 11, 1872 to 1937. He is widely considered to be one of the most important figures in Hindustani music of the 20th century. Abdul Karim Khan was born in Kirana (Uttar Pradesh, North India) in to the Kirana musical family which traced its roots to musician brothers Ghulam Ali and Ghulam Maula. His father, Kale Khan was the grand son of Ghulam Ali. Karim Khan received training under uncle Abdulla Khan and father Khale Khan. He also received guidance from another uncle Nanhe Khan. Apart from vocals an ...

Tabla: Encyclopedia - Zakir Hussain politician

Dr Zakir Husain (February 8, 1897 - May 3, 1969) was the third President of India from May 13, 1967 until his death. Hussain was born in Hyderabad, India, where his father had migrated from Uttar Pradesh. He went for higher education to Anglo-Muhammadan Oriental College (now Aligarh Muslim University). He was known even in those days for his love of knowledge, his wit and eloquence and his readiness to help his fellow students. Zakir Husain, then only 23 and a student of the M.A. , was among the small group of students a ...

Tabla: Encyclopedia - Kathak

Kathak is an Indian dance form that arose from the Vaishnava devotees dancing to the episodes from Krishna's life. Originally a Northern Indian temple dance, it was transformed to a court dance in the Mughal era. The new Muslim influence brought with it certain changes to the dance form: what had been a largely devotional practice now became more a courtly entertainment, and to that end various changes were effected. The demi-plié stance of most other Indian dance forms gave way to straight legs, and as many as 150 ankle bells on eac ...

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Tabla: Encyclopedia - Bhangra

Bhangra (Punjabi: ਭੰਗਡ਼ਾ, bhaṅgṛa) is both a lively dance which traces its roots to the region of Punjab, now divided between North India and Pakistan, and the musical accompaniment to the dance. A variety of popular music, also called Bhangra, has developed from these traditions and has a keen youth following around the world. Bhangra is a fusion of music, singing and, most significantly, the beat of the dhol drum, a single stringed instrument called the iktar, the tumbi and an instrument reminiscent of an enla ...

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Tabla: Encyclopedia - Bill Laswell

Bill Laswell (born February 12, 1955 in Salem, Illinois and raised in Detroit) is a prolific bassist, producer, and record label owner who has collaborated with hundreds of musicians all over the world. He is married to the Ethiopian singer Gigi. Bands he has led include Material and Praxis. He was a member of the hardcore punk flavoured free jazz supergroup Last Exit, a direction he continues working in with Massacre. Bill Laswell - Overview. Laswell's first recording appearance was in 1978, playin ...

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Tabla: Encyclopedia - Drum

A drum is a musical instrument in the percussion family , technically classified as a membranophone. Drums consist of at least one membrane, called a drumhead or drumskin, that is stretched over a shell and struck, either directly with parts of a player's body, or with some sort of implement such as a drumstick, to produce sound. Drums are among the world's oldest and most ubiquitous musical instruments, and the basic design has been ...