The Ultimate Beginner Tabla Course - Part 3

This 4.5 hours complete Tabla Course, leads by the most direct and simple route of becoming an excellent Tabla player.

What you'll learn

Become a Tabla player with the most Logical step-by-step Method.

This 4.5 hours complete Tabla course part 3, leads by the most direct and simple route of becoming an excellent Tabla player, in the shortest amount of time.

You will learn the Absolutely Essential Techniques of Tabla Playing to continue Building a Strong Foundation.

You will learn how to play a whole recital in one of the most popular classical rhythms played in Indian music called Teen Taal.

You will learn the most important theme-and-variation form of Indian classical Tabla playing, called, Kayda and Pulta, essential for developing both technique

The practice of different kaydas fortifies the dexterity of the hand, required to becoming a unique Tabla Player.

By the end of the course, you will be proficient in Taal Teel and gain the confidence to play with a variety of style of music and a Solo performance.

You will learn how to play different rhythmical time cycles, Rupak Taal 7 beats, Mat Taal 9 beats, Jhap Taal 10 beats, Ek Taal 12 beats, Deepchandi 14 beats an

You will learn the North Indian notation system and the method of How we Count & Recite & PLAY the Rhythms, in the traditional way.

Have fun with this properly planned course.

You will learn Rhythms you can Play with Indian classical music and develop a deeper understanding and appreciation to the art form.

The lectures contain exercises that I have learnt, use and teach in my career as a professional tabla player and tutor.

You will have lifelong access to the all the videos and PDF files, with a 30-day money back guarantee.

All you need to do is to pay attention to the lectures, be patient and devote some practice time to the exercises shown in the course.

Requirements

It would help if you have completed my Ultimate Beginner Tabla Course Part 1 & 2 to know the basic syllables.

A Tabla or any percussion instrument.

Have the passion to learn and devote time in practice after the lectures.

If you do not have a Tabla set, you can start learning the Tabla rhythm language and implement these techniques in your chosen music form.

Description

This complete Tabla course part 3, leads by the most direct and simple route of becoming an excellent Tabla player, in the shortest amount of time.The lectures in this course provide step-by-step instructions to suit everyone and cover skills that are both basic and advanced.This course has been carefully created to feature the best and most practical Tabla lessons, that ensure to strengthen your fingers required to becoming a unique Tabla player.Sharing over 30 years of my experience as a performing artist, and teaching hundreds of students online and live, all over the world.This course is for everyone who's looking for a clear path of progression, designed for all age groups and abilities.My name is Mendi Singh, I am a professional Tabla player based in Birmingham UK.What will you learn by enrolling on my course today?You will learn how to play a whole recital in one of the most popular classical rhythms played in Indian music called Teen Taal.You will learn the most important theme-and-variation form of Indian classical Tabla playing called, Kayda and Pulta, essential for developing dexterity, a key element of developing speed, accuracy and strengthen your hand to able you to produce the quality of sound you desire to improve your control and endurance, paying close attention to your form so that you don’t hold unnecessary tension and develop bad habits.You will also learn how to play different rhythmical time cycles, Rupak Taal 7 beats, Mat Taal 9 beats, Jaap Taal 10 beats, Ek Taal 12 beats, Deepchandi 14 beats and Teen Taal 16 beats.By the end of the course, you will have the ability to play a Tabla solo recital and accompany a wide range of Indian singing and instrumental music including fusion music.You will receive 3 extra bonus lessons for the more advance level of Tabla playing.You will learn the extremally important method of how we count, recite and play the rhythms in the traditional way.You will get familiar with the terminology we use to describe the different aspects of Indian rhythm.You will receive lifelong access to all the PDF files and video lessons that we will cover in this course.All lessons are written in the easy-to-follow North Indian Notation system.I want you to feel comfortable before purchasing my course, therefore I have uploaded free multiple preview videos for you to watch any time. Udemy also offer a 30-day money back guarantee, so there is no risk involved, but everything to gain.Go ahead and click the buy now button and I look forward to seeing you on the course.Thank you for enrolling.

Overview

Section 1: Introduction

Lecture 1 Introduction

Lecture 2 Tabla Demonstation

Section 2: Welcome to Session 1

Lecture 3 Teen Taal Teka 1

Section 3: Welcome to Session 2

Lecture 4 Teen Taal Teka 2

Section 4: Welcome to Session 3

Lecture 5 Teen Taal Teka 3

Section 5: Welcome to Session 4

Lecture 6 Kayda 1 in Teen Taal

Section 6: Welcome to Session 5

Lecture 7 Pulta 1 of Kayda 1 in Teen Taal.

Section 7: Welcome to Session 6

Lecture 8 Pulta 2 of Kayda 1

Section 8: Welcome to Session 7

Lecture 9 Pulta 3 of Kayda 1

Section 9: Welcome to Session 8

Lecture 10 Pulta 4 of Kayda 1

Section 10: Welcome to session 9

Lecture 11 Pulta 5 of Kayda 1

Section 11: Welcome to Session 10

Lecture 12 Tihai of Kayda 1

Section 12: Welcome to Session 11

Lecture 13 The whole composition of Kayda 1

Section 13: Welcome to Session 12

Lecture 14 Kayda 2 in Teen Taal.

Section 14: Welcome to Session 13

Lecture 15 Pulta 1 of Kayda 2 in Teen Taal

Section 15: Welcome to Session 14

Lecture 16 Pulta 2 of Kayda 2 in Teen Taal

Section 16: Welcome to Session 15

Lecture 17 Pulta 3 of Kayda 2 in Teen Taal

Section 17: Welcome to Session 16

Lecture 18 Pulta 4 of Kayda 2 in Teen Taal

Section 18: Welcome to Session 17

Lecture 19 In this session we are going to learn the Thali and how to play Pulta 5 of Kayda

Section 19: Welcome to Session 18

Lecture 20 Tihai of Kayda 2

Section 20: Welcome to Session 19

Lecture 21 The whole composition of Kayad 2

Section 21: Welcome to Session 20

Lecture 22 Kayda 3 in Teen Taal

Section 22: Welcome to Session 21

Lecture 23 Pulta 1 of Kayda 3 in Teen Taal

Section 23: Welcome to Session 22

Lecture 24 Pulta 2 of Kayda 3

Section 24: Welcome to Session 23

Lecture 25 Pulta 3 of Kayda 3

Section 25: Welcome to Session 24

Lecture 26 Pulta 4 of Kayda 3

Section 26: Welcome to Session 25

Lecture 27 Pulta 5 of Kayda 3

Section 27: Welcome to Session 26

Lecture 28 Tihai of Kayda 3

Section 28: Welcome to Session 27

Lecture 29 the whole composition of Kayad 3

Section 29: Welcome to Session 28

Lecture 30 Kayda 4 in Teen Taal

Section 30: Welcome to Session 29

Lecture 31 Pulta 1 of Kayda 4 in Teen Taal.

Section 31: Welcome to Session 30

Lecture 32 Pulta 2 of Kayda 4

Section 32: Welcome to Session 31

Lecture 33 Pulta 3 of Kayda 4

Section 33: Welcome to Session 32

Lecture 34 Pulta 4 of Kayda 4

Section 34: Welcome to Session 33

Lecture 35 Pulta 5 of Kayda 4

Section 35: Welcome to Session 34

Lecture 36 Tihai of Kayda 4

Section 36: Welcome to Session 35

Lecture 37 The whole composition of Kayda 4

Section 37: Welcome to Session 36

Lecture 38 Kayda 5 in Teen Taal

Section 38: Welcome to Session 37

Lecture 39 Pulta 1 of Kayda 5 in Teen Taal

Section 39: Welcome to Session 38

Lecture 40 Pulta 2 of Kayda 5

Section 40: Welcome to Session 39

Lecture 41 Pulta 3 of Kayda 5

Section 41: Welcome to Session 40

Lecture 42 Pulta 4 of Kayda 5

Section 42: Welcome to Session 41

Lecture 43 Pulta 5 of Kayda 5

Section 43: Welcome to Session 42

Lecture 44 Tihai of Kayda 5

Section 44: Welcome to Session 43

Lecture 45 The whole composition of Kayad 5

Section 45: Welcome to Session 44

Lecture 46 10-beat rhythm Jhaptaal.

Section 46: Welcome to Session 45

Lecture 47 9-beat rhythm Mat Taal.

Section 47: Welcome to Session 46

Lecture 48 How to play a 12 beat rhythm called Ek Taal

Lecture 49 7-beat rhythm Rupak Taal

Section 48: Welcome to Session 48

Lecture 50 How to play a 14-beat rhythm called Deepchandi

Section 49: Welcome to Session 49

Lecture 51 In this session we are going to learn the phrase Dha Thit kit Thak Ku.

Section 50: Welcome to Session 50

Lecture 52 Dha- ThiTu kiTu ThakKu Dhiru Dhiru kiTu ThakKu

Section 51: Welcome to Session 51

Lecture 53 Rela in Teen Taal.

If you are a beginner or play Tabla and want to advance your Tabla playing, then this course is perfect for YOU!,This course is for people who like to play on stage with others or play a solo recital.,This course is for people who want to learn an instrument, for relaxation.,Students who wish to enhance the quality of their Tabla playing.,People who would like to learn an instrument for a hobby or professionally.,Beginners in Indian classical music.,Musicians who want to learn about Indian music,Students who would like to expand their knowledge of Indian Classical Music.,Students who would like to learn advance techniques in various styles of Tabla playing.,One who has learnt Tabla and would like to revise their basics,Percussion enthusiasts who would like to understand how Indian Rhythm works,Music Composers who would like to understand Indian Rhythm.,Music Collaborators who would like to incorporate Indian Rhythm in their work.,Those who want to develop their rhythm sense.,Impress your friends with your excellent beats.