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The Art of Tabla: Exploring the Dayan and Bayan Drums

The tabla is a traditional Indian percussion instrument consisting of two drums: the dayan, made of wood, and the larger bayan, which can be crafted from materials like aluminum, iron, copper, steel, or clay. Each drum features a distinctive black spot on its surface, enhancing its unique sound. The dayan is played with the fingertips, while the bayan is struck with the heel of the left hand. This versatile instrument is integral to both solo performances and musical ensembles. Discover the incredible talent of Shaurya Rawal in the Rhythm Riders' 2010 Guru Poornima performance on YouTube!

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The Art of Tabla: Exploring the Dayan and Bayan Drums

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  1. Tabla

  2. Tabla Tabla is a pair of drums, the dayan and the slightly larger one, the bayan. The dayan is mostly always made from wood, and the bayan may be made from alluminium, iron, copper, steel or clay. The black spot on each of their surfaces is to create a specific bell-like timbre. The bayan is played with the heel of the left hand, and the dayan isplayed with the fingertips of the right hand. It is used as part of the percussion section in a musical ensemble, or can be played solo. amazing young tabla player - Shaurya Rawal (Rhythm Riders Guru Poornima 2010) - YouTube

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