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Classical Music
by pcol

The Tabla is a versatile musical instrument primarily used in Indian Classical music and is an integral part of major traditional dances in India. In recent times, it has been used in other musical genres, such as jazz, where it adds an extra layer of charm and appeal.

As a percussion instrument, the origin of the Tabla remains unclear, but it is generally believed that its current form is about a century old. It consists of two drums: the bayan (left-hand drum) and the dayan (right-hand drum). The bayan is larger and typically made of metal, such as brass, nickel, or aluminum, although it can also be made from reddish-brown clay or ceramic. Its top layer is made of leather and features a round black patch composed of flour, iron filings, ferric oxide powder, and starch. The bayan can produce two distinct sounds.

The dayan, on the other hand, is smaller and usually crafted from a type of rosewood. It also has a black patch at the center of its surface and can produce twelve different sounds. By synchronizing both drums, the Tabla can create a wide range of sound effects, although mastering this skill requires significant practice.

Similar to many other handcrafted Indian creations, the Tabla is made through a great deal of individual handwork and does not contain any electrical components. To amplify its sound, musicians typically place a microphone in front of it, allowing them to perform with the Tabla before large audiences.

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