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First Year Tabla Examination ---------------------------------- Prarambhik --------------------------------------------------------- Total Marks: 50, Minimum: 18 Practical: 40 marks, Theory: 10 marks Distribution of Marks Playing said Taals in Single / Double : 10 Marks Definitions : 10 Marks Showing Taals (Single / Double) with clap / khali : 10 Marks Presentation in TeenTaal / JhapTaal : 12 Marks Presentation in Roopak : 3 Marks Over all Presentation : 5 Marks ================================================== Total : 50 Marks ======================

Theory Define the following Terms Matra, (Beates) Syllabus Taal, Sum, Taali, Khaali, Vibhaag (Division / Khaad), Avartan (Cycle)

Practical Explain the various parts of a Tabla and its function. Recite the following Taals in thaha (single), and Dugun (Double) on your hand. Indicating the Taali and khaali. Teentaal, Jhaptal Dadra Recite Roopak in the appropriate tempo and play it as well. Definations Taal vistaar Teentaal One kayda with Tita and one in Tirakita with Three paltas and Tihaai Minimum one sum- to-sum Tihaai in Teental and Jhaptaal

Beat (/ Matra ) Beat / Matra may be defined in alternative ways, as follows: The yardstick to measure the time-cycle, is labeled as a beat / matra. The time taken to utter one varna. In short, a beat / matra means a part. Therefore, the beat / matra is the smallest whole unit of the time-cycle. Time-cycle / Taal The term Taal has originated from the Sanskrit word, Tal. It also hints at kartal which implies clapping with the hands. Thus when kartal strike against each other, it is Taal. However, a more complete and perfect definition is that in which the song, the instrument and the dance have been stably established, is Taal. Focal point / Sam The first beat of the time-cycle is known as the focal point or the Sam. In brief, Sam is the beginning. Barring controversy as regards Rupak, the first beat, of that division of the timecycle, which has a maximum Bhari or content, amongst the divisions with Bhari, is known as the focal point / Sam. Taali In order to exhibit the starting-beat of the Bhari / weightfilled divisions, the action that is performed at the beginning of that division, is called Taali. Khaali Normally, the beat immediately after half the total number of beats in a time-cycle, is termed as Khaali. However, this definition does not hold for all the time-cycles. The Hindi word, Khaali means hollow, empty, (vacant). The starting-beat of the Bhari-less division of the time-cycle is the Khaali.

Division / Vibhaag The divisions that are created as per the Khaali and Bhari are called Vibhaag or Khand. Double tempo / Dugun In a single Avartan / cycle of a Taal / syllables ( bol ) played in a single tempo, if the same syllables ( bol ) / two Avartan / cycles are said / played, it is called double tempo / Dugun. Avartan Anything is performed once from the beginning to the end, is called one Avartan / one cycle. In the language of the table, any set of syllables ( bol ) or the time-cycle which is said / played once, from the beginning to the end, is called Aavartan. 1) Pudi or Drum Head (the playing area) 2) Sayahi / Gum or Ink (the black area on the pudi) 3) Kinar/Chati (Rim) 4) Lav /Maidan ( Ground of the paudi excluding the Kinar & sayahi) 5) Strips / Vaghar/tasma (leather lace) 6) Wooden Pegs (wooden dowels to control the tension/pitch

Basic Syllabus Syllabus on Tabla : Ta / a : Index Finger On Kinar - Close Sound Tin : Index finger On Lav - Open Sound Ti T : Middle and Index finger on Gum / Ink Tit : Middle finger on Gum / Ink Syllabus on Bayan : Taal & Taal Vistar K / Ki / Ke G / Gi / Ge :With whole palm Flat - Close Sound :Middle/Index finger on Lav - Open Sound

Teen Taal Beats : 16 Divisions : 4 (4+4+4+4) Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1 (9) Taal Vistar Teen Taal Beats : 16 Divisions : 4 (4+4+4+4) Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1 (9) Dha Dhin Dhin Dha 1 2 3 4 Dha Dhin Dhin Dha 5 6 7 8 Dha Tin Tin Ta 9 10 11 12 Ta Dhin Dhin Dha 13 14 15 16 Dha Dhin Dhin DhaDha 1 2 3 4 Dha Dhin Dhin DhaDha 5 6 7 8 Dha Tin Tin TaTa 9 10 11 12 Ta Dhin Dhin DhaDha 13 14 15 16

Dadra Beats : 6 Divisions : 2 (3+3) Claps : 1 (1) Kal/ Khali : 1 (4) Tal Vistar Dadra Beats : 6 Divisions : 2 (3+3) Claps : 1 (1) Kal/ Khali : 1 (4) Dha Gi a 1 2 3 Dha Tin a 4 5 6 Dha Gi a a 1 2 3 Dha Tin a a 4 5 6

Roopak Beats : 7 Divisions : 3 (3+2+2) Claps : 2 (4-6) Kal/ Khali : 1 (1) Tin Tin a 1 2 3 Dhin a 4 5 Dhin a 6 7 Tal Vistar Roopak Beats : 7 Divisions : 3 (3+2+2) Claps : 2 (4-6) Kal/ Khali : 1 (1) Tin Tin a a 1 2 3 Dhin a a 4 5 Dhin a a 6 7 Roopak is Exceptional Taal in which the 1st beat is Kal / Khali

Jhap Taal Tal Vistar Jhap Taal Beats : 10 Divisions : 4 (2+3+2+3) Claps : 3 (1-3-8) Kal/ Khali : 1 (6) Beats : 10 Divisions : 4 (2+3+2+3) Claps : 3 (1-3-8) Kal/ Khali : 1 (6) Dhin a 1 2 Dhin Dhin a 3 4 5 Tin a 6 7 Dhin Dhin a 8 9 10 Dhin a a 1 2 Dhin Dhin a a 3 4 5 Tin a a 6 7 Dhin Dhin a a 8 9 10

Kayada Ti T Sequence o Vilambit Teen Taal (one cycle) o Main Theme Kayada Single Tempo (One Cycle) Vilambeet TeenTaal Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1 (9) Dha T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 1 2 3 4 Dha T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 5 6 7 8 o Main theme Kayada double Tempo (Two Cycles) o Three Variations. (One Cycle Each) o Kayada Tihai o Vilambit Teen Taal (one cycle) Dha T Tin T Tin Tin Ta 9 10 11 12 Ta T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 13 14 15 16

Kayada : Ti T Single speed - Main Theme (One time) Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Tin a Kal / Khali : Ta Ta Ti T Dha Dha Dhin a ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Main Theme Double Speed 2 times : Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Tin a Kal / Khali : Ta Ta Ti T Dha Dha Dhin a ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Play Main theme in double speed 2 times.

Var :1 Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Tin a Kal / Khali : Ta Ta Ti T Ta Ta Ti T Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Dhin a Var :2 Dha Dha Ti T Dha S Ti T Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Tin a Kal / Khali : Ta Ta Ti T Ta S Ti T Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Dhin a S stands for silence. o syllabus is played

Var :3 Dha Dha Ti T Ti T Dha Dha Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Tin a Kal / Khali : Ta Ta Ti T Ti T Ta Ta Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Dhin a Var :3 [Dha Dha Ti T Dha Dha Tin a Dha S Dha Dha Tin a Dha S Dha Dha Tin a Dha S].. X 3 The Entire 11 beats need to play three times. 11 x 3 = 33 (32 + 1,which is First beat of next cycle)

Vilambeet TeenTaal Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1 (9) Dha T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 1 2 3 4 Dha T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 5 6 7 8 Dha T Tin T Tin Tin Ta 9 10 11 12 Ta T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 13 14 15 16 Kayada Ti R Ki T Sequence o Vilambit Teen Taal (one cycle) o Main Theme Kayada Single Tempo (One Cycle) o Main theme Kayada double Tempo (Two Cycles) o Three Variations. (One Cycle Each) o Kayada Tihai o Vilambit Teen Taal (one cycle) End of Ti T Kayada Presentation

Vilambeet TeenTaal Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1 (9) Dha T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 1 2 3 4 Dha T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 5 6 7 8 Dha T Tin T Tin Tin Ta 9 10 11 12 Ta T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 13 14 15 16 Kayada : Ti R Ki T Single speed - Main Theme (One time) Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Tin a Ke a Kal / Khali : Ta S Ti R Ki T Ta Ti T Ta Ke a Dha Dha Ge a Dhin a Ge a Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1(9

Main Theme Double Speed 2 times : Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Tin a Ke a Kal / Khali : Ta S Ti R Ki T Ta Ti T Ta Ke a Dha Dha Ge a Dhin a Ge a Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1(9 Play Main theme in double speed 2 times. Var :1 Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Tin a Ke a Kal / Khali : Ta S Ti R Ki T Ta Ti T Ta Ke a Ta S Ti R Ki T Ta Ti T Ta Ke a Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Dhin a Ge a

Var :2 Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha S S Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Tin a Ke a Var :3 Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha S S Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha S S Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Tin a Ke a Kal / Khali : Ta S Ti R Ki T Ta Ti T Ta Ke a Ta S S Ta Ti T Ta Ke a Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Dhin a Ge a Kal / Khali : Ta S Ti R Ki T Ta Ti T Ta Ke a Ta S S Ta Ti T Ta Ke a Dha S S Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Dhin a Ge a

Tihai [Dha S Ti R Ki T Dha Ti T Dha Ge a Dha Dha Ge a Dhin a Ge a Dha S S Tit Dha Dha Ge a Dhin a Ge a Dha S S Tit Dha Dha Ge a Dhin a Ge a Vilambeet TeenTaal Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1 (9) Dha T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 1 2 3 4 Dha T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 5 6 7 8 Dha ] X 3 The Entire 11 beats need to play three times. Dha T Tin T Tin Tin Ta 9 10 11 12 11 x 3 = 33 (32 + 1,which is First beat of next cycle) Ta T Dhin T Dhin Dhin Dha 13 14 15 16 End of Ti R Ki T Kayada Presentation

Sum To Sum Tihai in Teen Taal Presentation Dha Dhin Dhin Dha Dha Dhin Dhin Dha Dha Tin Tin Ta Ta Dhin Dhin Dha Sum To Sum Tihai in Teen Taal (Recite First With Clap & then Play) Claps : 3 (1-5-13) Kal/ Khali : 1 (9) Dha Ti R Ki T T K Ta Ti R Ki T 1 2 3 4 Dha Tit Dha Ti R Ki T 5 6 7 8 T K Ta Ti R Ki T Dha Tit 9 10 11 12 Dha Ti R Ki T T K Ta Ti R Ki T 13 14 15 16

Dha Dhin Dhin Dha Dha Dhin Dhin Dha Dha Tin Tin Ta Ta Dhin Dhin Dha Sum To Sum Tihai in Jhap Taal Presentation Dhin a a 1 2 Dhin Kda Dhin Dhin a a 3 4 5 Tin a a 6 7 Dhin Kda Dhin a a 8 9 10 Claps : 3 (1-3-8) Kal/ Khali : 1(6)

Sum To Sum Tihai in Jhap Taal (Recite First With Clap & then Play) Claps : 3 (1-3-8) Kal/ Khali : 1 (6) Ti R Ki T T K Ta S 1 2 Ti R Ki T Dha S Ti R Ki T T K 3 4 5 Ta S Ti R Ki T Dha S 6 7 Ti R Ki T T K Ta S Ti R Ki T 8 9 10 Dhin a a 1 2 Dhin Kda Dhin Dhin a a 3 4 5 Tin a a 6 7 Dhin Kda Dhin a a 8 9 10 Claps : 3 (1-3-8) Kal/ Khali : 1(6) Good Luck to all for Exam