Reviews Anuradha Pal Tabla Solo

Satnam Wooden Tabla Tuning Blocks (Gattas) Sticks - Set of 8 Tuning Blocks

✔ BRAND NEW ORIGINAL PRODUCT - GREAT QUALITY TABLA MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, HAND CRAFTED IN INDIA.
✔ BIGGER DRUM: STEEL BAYAN HEAVY KG - SMALLER DRUM: SHEESHAM-WOOD DAYAN TUNED TO C# or D#.
✔ TUNING HAMMER, TABLA BOOK AND HIGH QUALITY CUSHIONS AND COVERS FOR TABLA SET IS INCLUDED.
✔ NOW ALSO INCLUDES A GIG BAG (UNPADDED).
✔ HIGH QUALITY TABLA SET FOR STUDENTS AND BEGINNERS ON A BUDGET.

BRAND NEW ORIGINAL PRODUCT - GREAT QUALITY TABLA MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, HAND CRAFTED IN INDIA.
BIGGER DRUM: STEEL BAYAN 2KG - SMALLER DRUM: SHEESHAM-WOOD DAYAN TUNED TO C# or D#.
TUNING HAMMER, TABLA BOOK AND HIGH QUALITY CUSHIONS AND COVERS FOR TABLA SET IS INCLUDED.
HIGH QUALITY TABLA SET FOR STUDENTS AND BEGINNERS ON A BUDGET.

Size : Copper Drum - Bayan (Bass): Surface = 22 CM. To 23 CM., Height = 27 CM. To 29 CM. Wooden Drum - Dayan (treble): Surface = 12 CM. To 14 CM., Height = 25 CM. To 26 CM. Tabla Case/Box: 58 CM. x 34 CM. x 33 CM..
Weight : Copper Drum - 2.5 KG. Wooden Drum - 3 KG. To 4 KG..
Best sounding Tabla-Drum for Beginner or Professional Player.

A good hammer is indispensable for tuning a tabla, baya, pakhawaj or mridangam - and only well tuned instruments reveal their full musical potential..
Tabla is tuned with Satnam special hammer. Although any small hammer can be used, but this thing is specially made for this task. It has a blunt head to tune it, a sharp head to fix it and the other side is designed to get the rawhide belt over the wooden blocks.
Satnam hammers have a weight around 300 grams, Because of the mid weight you need relatively little power and momentum for tuning - you stay relaxed and have a reduced risk of accidentally damaging the drum head.
A Dahina is mostly tuned to the keynote, which is called ‘Sa’ in Indian music. Tablas don’t have very wide scales, so sometimes it is very hard to tune it to the keynote. The second preference is ‘Pa'(the fifth). If the composition you are playing Tabla with is such a Rāga, which doesn’t use ‘Pa’ (the fifth), then it can also be tune to ‘Ma’ (the fourth).
Some folk and popular style players tune it to ‘Ga’ (the third) to accommodate wide range of songs without changing Dayans. A Tabla tuned on ‘Ga’ (the third) does not blend well into the music, but it can be used to create a special sound in non-classical music....

Warm up your arm without ever chasing a ball with the Volleyball Pal.
Consists of Velcro strap that secures to the waist, a neoprene pouch to hold the volleyball, and elastic cord connecting waist strap to ball pouch.
Perfect for solo practice or use to practice serving tosses, arm swing technique, or to warm up your arm.
Cord and waist strap are adjustable so any player can practice with the Volleyball Pal.
The elastic cord will pull the ball back to you every time.

This instrument uses the latest sampler technology to produce natural tabla sound along with sophisticated features unmatched by any other model of electronic tabla..
A multi-functional digital display for indicating taal number, matra number, pitch and tempo.
It has SMPS facility due to which it can be operated directly on any voltage from 90V-260V AC..
Digital tuning of pitch with facility for fine tuning within half notes. 4 ranges of tempo – from ati-vilambit to drut are provided..
The Taalmala Digi-60 Dx Electronic tabla Stereo is a state-of-the-art digital musical instrument that has been designed by the pioneers in Indian electronic musical instruments..

A good hammer is indispensable for tuning a tabla, baya, pakhawaj or mridangam - and only well tuned instruments reveal their full musical potential..
Tabla is tuned with Satnam special hammer. Although any small hammer can be used, but this thing is specially made for this task. It has a blunt head to tune it, a sharp head to fix it and the other side is designed to get the rawhide belt over the wooden blocks.
Satnam hammers have a weight around 300 grams, Because of the mid weight you need relatively little power and momentum for tuning - you stay relaxed and have a reduced risk of accidentally damaging the drum head.
A Dahina is mostly tuned to the keynote, which is called ‘Sa’ in Indian music. Tablas don’t have very wide scales, so sometimes it is very hard to tune it to the keynote. The second preference is ‘Pa'(the fifth). If the composition you are playing Tabla with is such a Rāga, which doesn’t use ‘Pa’ (the fifth), then it can also be tune to ‘Ma’ (the fourth).
Some folk and popular style players tune it to ‘Ga’ (the third) to accommodate wide range of songs without changing Dayans. A Tabla tuned on ‘Ga’ (the third) does not blend well into the music, but it can be used to create a special sound in non-classical music....

368 Pages - 06/30/2017 (Publication Date) - CBS PUBLISHERS AND DISTRIBUTORS PVT LTD (Publisher).