Tabla Nawaz Academy

Rudra Taal Theka

The Rudra Taal is a powerful and intricate rhythmic cycle used in Indian classical music, typically associated with devotional or meditative compositions. Its name, “Rudra,” translates to “fierce

Tilwada Taal Thekha-16 beat

Tilwada Taal is a majestic 16-beat rhythmic cycle widely used in Indian classical music, particularly in slow-tempo compositions such as khayals and instrumental alap jod jhala.

Keherwa Taal Theka-8 Beat

Keherwa Taal Theka, Keherwa Taal is one of the most popular and versatile rhythms in Indian music. It is an 8-beat cycle (matra) and is widely used in light classical,

Keherwa Taal Theka 8 beat

Keherwa Taal Theka ,Keherwa is an 8-beat pattern used in ragas, divided into two equal sections (vibhags). Each of the eight beats is evenly spaced. The first beat, known as sam, marks the start of the first division,

Ek Taal Theka-12

Ek Taal Theka Ek Taal, also spelled as Ektaal, is a 12-beat rhythmic cycle (or Taal) used in North Indian classical music. It is structured into six divisions (Vibhags) with each Vibhag containing two beats (Matras), following a pattern of 2+2+2+2+2+2. This symmetrical structure makes Ek Taal ideal for slow to medium-tempo compositions in classical forms like Khayal and instrumental performances

Tukra in Teen Taal

Tukras are used as embellishments in tabla solos and Kathak dance performances, adding flair and complexity to the presentation. They can range from simple, straightforward patterns to highly complex phrases showcasing the performer’s skill and command over rhythm.