Dheredhere kaida with all the details of it. Best Tabla lessons. Tutorial #24

[@parthaprotimacharya2323]

Just lovely...sir..❤️❤️

[@missiontabla6797]

Ohh pandit ji.. what an explanation of dhirkit .. spledid .. awesome.. You are really giving so much of brilliant insights for the tabla students.. Kudos to you .. pranam ..

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thank you very much. In fact dhirkit is very dear to me. So I tried to explain it the way I feel it. 😊
God bless.
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[@mrssudiptapal4045]

Wow! Sir this is a great method to concentrate. God bless you.

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thank you very much 😊

[@bikashkarmakar7117]

Great teaching sir..

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thank you very much. God bless 🙂

[@margilendeluna757]

God Bless you amazing ❣️💞❤️

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thank you very much 😊

[@rajkumartiwari7647]

Namaste Pandit ji. Truly, dheretere best explained by you in this tutorial. I felt it so easy to understand all the details. Thank you Pandit ji .. Pranam

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thanks a lot for the appreciation. Hope it's being really helpful for you all. 🙏
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[@loreleevillarmea862]

So nice .love it!❤

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thank you very much 😊

[@anjarenerabe8783]

Nice your good mentor of tabla gurukul God bless 💖

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thanks a lot for your kind words 😊

[@deepakmukherjee361]

Outstanding

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thank you 🙏

[@sudhakarreddy1748]

Useful lesson sir

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@mrutyunjayaswamy7225]

Great tabla tutorial sir

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Thanks you very much 🙏
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[@Priyotablaguy]

Thanks sir

[@TheTablaGurukul]

You are most welcome :)

[@vinodramaseshan4047]

Sir excellent snd thanks for aldo explaining the hand position for Dhere Dhere.
I have question similar for Taka used at the start of a Tirakitataka.
Why not play this Taka slso starting with tge forefinger as opposed to using the entire 4 fingers . Won't the mechanics of the finger movement be easier and therefore the ability to play in faster tempo?

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Very nice question. But I already explained the answer and the mechanism in some of the tutorials. The thing is, while playing TAKA TAKA, the 1st TAKA is played with the index finger and the 2nd TAKA is played with four fingers. Here in this kaida, you notice, that from no 1 all the variations ends with TAKA and we are starting the variations again with TAKA. Right ? Means we are playing TAKA TAKA. So, as per the rule, the starting has to be with four fingers TAKA.
I hope you understand it now. 😊
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[@fascinatingtabla9977]

pls guruji ap ek tabla solo video bnaiye !!!

[@TheTablaGurukul]

Zaroor banaunga. But not right now. Because this is a tutorial. 😌

[@MohammadShehzad]

This is not Qaida but a rela according to the principles of Qaida and relas. A qaida will always end in Te na kay na or dhi na ghay na,

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