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Sound profile
An underground, organic sound.
energy
65
danceability
45
valence
55
grit
20
organicness
100
commerciality
15
tempo
60
vocality
10
About Tabla
Tabla is a sophisticated percussion genre originating from the Hindustani classical music tradition of Northern India, evolving significantly during the 18th century. The music centers on a pair of hand drums—the high-pitched wooden dayan and the larger metallic bayan—which produce an extensive array of tonal colors and textures. Performances revolve around intricate rhythmic cycles called talas, characterized by complex compositions and improvisational sequences built from vocalized syllables known as bols. While often serving as an accompaniment to vocal or instrumental performances, the genre also flourishes as a solo art form, blending mathematical precision with expressive, dynamic shifts that range from meditative stillness to blistering, high-velocity finales.
Also known as: Hindustani Tabla
Parent genre:Traditional Music
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Tabla is a sophisticated percussion genre originating from the Hindustani classical music tradition of Northern India, evolving significantly during the 18th century. Find every Tabla venue and event in London this weekend above - with lineups, door times, and tickets.
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Tabla is a sophisticated percussion genre originating from the Hindustani classical music tradition of Northern India, evolving significantly during the 18th century. The music centers on a pair of hand drums—the high-pitched wooden dayan and the larger metallic bayan—which produce an extensive array of tonal colors and textures. Performances revolve around intricate rhythmic cycles called talas, characterized by complex compositions and improvisational sequences built from vocalized syllables k…