Tabla - Lesson 2 - Kherwa, Relas, Bhajan Theka, Fast Kherwa - www.Kav91.com - HD

[iSuckatstuff1]

Can anyone tell me the bols for the variation played at 1:30 and 3:35 in the video

PLEASE

I just dont get it

[misteratoz]

Your playing is good but you don't put up the bols that you play other than the basic ones.....

[ohmysuchgoodapplepie]

Thanks for the videos though can you please play more slowly and put up more of the kaidas you play on screen?

[epine2spix]

hello friend , can you please send a video or notes for some music films for example tere mast do nein (dabaang) ou peeloon (once upon a time in mumbai) .

thank you

[Priyansh42]

hey gud one but whats the bol of fast bhajan keharwa???

[kav123]

@Priyansh42 check lesson 5 :) youtube.com/user/kav123

[Priyansh42]

hey gud one but whats the bol for fast bhajan keharwa???

[SuperWatcher61]

as a beginner, when learning the first strokes/lessons onwards, should we begin with strong hard forceful strokes on the tabla. i have good fingering movements right from my childhood, i can play very good beats on the table even now, but i am not able to get the Dha resonating sound still. i think my hand position is not correct.

[omnamahshivayashiva]

are you studiyng music at university?

[kav123]

@omnamahshivayashiva sorry for super late reply finally getting around to sorting the site and lessons out, but no, I'm doing bachelor of IT @ macquarie uni, sydney

[ShriVishnuMandirJcNj]

MY QUESTION IS THE GLOVE PIECE ON YOUR FINGER DOES MAKE THE TABLA PLAYNG BETTER OR IS THAT IS PREFERENCE 

[kav123]

@ShriVishnuMandirJcNj , it prevents excess sweat from my finger tips getting onto the syahi(blk spot) and damaging it

[roozbeh613]

its not for begainers i must say...

[kav123]

@roozbeh613 Thats why I said "basic", I'm planning on doing a more beginner style video of this that people have asked for but I've been caught up with uni and travel, and been neglecting doing this for quite some time.

[omnamahshivayashiva]

for fast bhajans....dha na ge - - dha na - ......correct?

thanks

[kav123]

@omnamahshivayashiva you can use that, but mines a little different, I'll be making a new video soon, last uni exam for this semester tomorrow!

[X15Studios]

You have any advice on the relas that you showed?

[X15Studios]

I htoughtit was dha ge na *tin* na ke dhin na?

[kav123]

@X15Studios for that note, it can be *tin* or *ti* or even *tun* you don't have to follow the prakar/theka exactly how it is on paper. Its really up to the players preference or maybe more definitive depending if your following your gharana. Experiment with changing notes like that, and choose whats best for whatever composition or song your playing for.

[mina8596]

I like the Tirakita etc. transitions that you do.

[magodidj]

I would like you thank you about uploading this stuff....maybe it isnt perfect but it s educative anyway! and Tuning lesson is clearly described:) I enjoy Kherwa beats and would like to know some more nices moment of "speed ups " by terekete and other kind of phrases that are useful for that ( you give here Tere kete nake -and i think much more but cant catch it up from the melody)

GREETING s from Poland:)

[MrMANGATAOT]

actually Kav, this is definitely a Mukhra - it's an exact example in SwarShala, the software.. check out the demo if you haven't already.. it's quite useful

[MrMANGATAOT]

not sure about your first example of a rela here.. isn't that a tukra?

[kav123]

@MrMANGATAOT tukras are more like short pieces, were as relas are generally rapid articulated strokes with tita kitas or small structures, It cant be a short piece because there is like no body and tihai, does that make sense?

[MrMANGATAOT]

@kav123 Yeah.. I actually meant 'mukra' not 'tukra'.

Your example here is: ti ti na - ti ti na - ti ti na - tita kita taka tika kita

I would call that a mukra

Maybe you didn't mean this line above is a rela - it just looks that way because this line appears just after you define a rela.

As I understand rela, it means a short piece like a kaida with tihais etc too, no?

Maybe these definitions are loose to a degree.

[SpacedOut8RH]

@PammiChand i think its just the finger of a rubber glove cut off and used do the syahi wont melt when you play

[PammiChand]

Quick question, what is that blue substance on your right hand ring-finger?

[kav123]

@PammiChand yea spacedout is right, its a special type of surgical glove thats non latex and powder free, it works better then regular gloves doesn't become loose when I'm playing, I've been using it for quite some time now, and none of my syahi's have ever gotten damaged by extended amounts of practice or play

[PammiChand]

@kav123

Oh!

Blue Nitrile Hospital/Surgical gloves!

I have those at home. I shall utilize them as well.

[kav123]

@PammiChand , my hands are about a medium, but the glove I use is a small size, and I cut of the small finger from the glove, so it stays firmly around my finger

[dasskarailh]

what is the prakar ur playing at 3:08?

[anand1285]

lovin ur relas..too sic

[digitalgamsawala]

ok saw that ga bol in ur first lesson. nicely described indeed! but still the slow motion needs for better learning and understanding! cheers!