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Welcome to Tabla Theka, a dedicated platform for students, artists, and lovers of Indian classical music. My name is Binay Kumar, and I created this blog to share in-depth knowledge about the intricate world of Tabla and Taal. Here you will find detailed guides on various taals, from the common to the rare, complete with their thekas, bols, structures, and video demonstrations. Whether you are a beginner taking your first steps or a seasoned musician looking to deepen your understanding, my goal is to provide a clear and reliable resource for your musical journey. Explore the rhythms and unlock the soul of Indian classical music with us!


Keherwa How To Make Beautiful Aad Layakari

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Aad Layakari in Keherwa

In Keherwa Taal, Aad Layakari divides eight beats into 1.5:1. They change the rhythmic cycle easily to fit this structure. In Aad Layakari, phrases extend from 4 to 6 beats.

Structure

The structure of Keherwa is as follows:

  • Beat: 8
  • Division: 2 (4|4)
  • Clap: 1 (On 1st beats)
  • Wave: 1 (On 5th beats)

Theka

  • Keherwa taal 8 beats

Keherwa Basic Theka

1234
DhaGeNaTi|
X (Sam)
5678
NaGeDhiNa||
0 (Wave)

Example of Aad Layakari

keherwa Taal Aad Layakari

Conclusion

Keherwa taal has 8 beats and creates a powerful rhythm. Aad Layakari makes the rhythm more fun and tricky. Musicians and dancers use both to improve their performances. Enjoy Keherwa taal and Aad Layakari to grow your art!

Taal sign:

  • 'Sam'- is shown by an (x) cross
  • 'wave'- is shown by (0) zero
  • 'Clap'- is shown by its number
  • 'Pause'- is shown by (S)
  • 'Divisions'- is shown by(I) Bar

The notation of the taal is written according to the Bhath Khande Swarlipi method.

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