Long before sitars and tablas ruled the stage, India resonated with the haunting melodies of the Ravanahatha and the deep tones of the Surbahar. These six forgotten instruments once defined musical ...

Rimpa Siva is a tabla maestro who has changed the way people see women in Indian percussion. Trained by her father, pandit ...

Why, you ask? It’s because this Tabla expert is changing the way we hear Indian classical music. 'The Gen Z Classicist' is blending tradition and innovation in his performances. He has performed ...

The Rudra Veena, an ancient and almost forgotten Indian musical instrument, is believed to ... One of them featured Zakir Hussain playing the tabla. I was stunned by his speed — it seemed ...

Legendary Indian tabla maestro ... how to play the instrument by his father at the age of seven. A child prodigy, he began performing alongside India’s classical music legends during his teens.

Hussain was the most recognizable exponent of tabla, a pair of hand drums that is the main percussion instrument in Indian classical music. Considered the greatest tabla player of his generation ...

Hussain, he wrote on X, “brought an accompanying instrument to the forefront”. He “made the tabla sexy”, Mehta ... get caught ...

Megenthiran Raman, 37, a tabla teacher at KNAA, has observed a growing interest among Malaysian students in learning traditional Indian musical instruments such as the tabla, dhol and mridangam.

It has a collection of Indian musical instrument voices like the harmonium, sitar, dhol, tabla, sitar and veena. In total you get 801 instrument voices along with 40 Indian instruments ...