Pakhawaj Dholak
Posted in Drums on 02/06/2010 11:27 pm by adminPakhawaj Dholak
Pakhawaj by Shri Radheshyam Sharma
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ELECTRONIC TABLA TAAL TARANG PAKHAWAJ DHOLAK DUFF |  |
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ELECTRONIC TABLA TAAL TARANG PAKHAWAJ DHOLAK DUFF SITAR | |
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DESIGNER COPPER TABLA DHOLAK TANPURA PAKHAWAJ MRIDANGAM | |
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BRASS KHOL DRUMS HARMONIUM DHOLAK PAKHAWAJ DHOL MRIDANG | |
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Electronic Tabla Taal Tarang Pakhawaj Duff Dholak | |
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NEW NAAL DRUM PAKHAWAJ DHOLAK DHOL MRIDANGAM TABLA DUFF | |
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MRIDANG NORTH INDIAN DRUMS DHOLAK TABLA NAGARA PAKHAWAJ | |
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DHOLAK ROPE TUNED DRUM HARMONIUM TABLA NAAL PAKHAWAJ DJ | |
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BRASS KHOL DRUM TABLA DHOLAK PAKHAWAJ MRIDANGAM NAAL DJ | |
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DHOLAK 18 BOLT TUNED DRUM HARMONIUM TABLA NAAL PAKHAWAJ | |
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NEW FIBERGLASS KHOL DRUMS TABLA DHOLAK PAKHAWAJ MRIDANG | |
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COPPER TABLA 5KG HARMONIUM DHOLAK PAKHAWAJ SITAR ESRAJ | |
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RED BRASS TABLA HARMONIUM SITAR DHOLAK DHOL PAKHAWAJ DJ | |
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DHOLAK ROPE TUNED DRUMS HARMONIUM TABLA BASS PAKHAWAJ | |
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Dholak, Deluxe, Cord and Ring $84.99 The dholak is a folk-music drum from Northern India. It is a double-headed, barrel drum that is played horizontally. The right head is higher and the left is lower pitched. It is played by striking with the fingers, knuckles and palms of both hands. Although traditionally rope-tuned, modern versions are also made with turnbuckle tuning. It has been customary to apply a mixture of tar, clay and sand, referred to as ?dholak masala?, to the inside of the left-hand drum-head to lower and adjust its tone. The dholak is one of the most commonly used drums in Indian folk music. (Also Dhulki) |
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Dholak, Nut and Bolt $105 The dholak is a folk-music drum from Northern India. It is a double-headed, barrel drum that is played horizontally. The right head is higher and the left is lower pitched. It is played by striking with the fingers, knuckles and palms of both hands. Although traditionally rope-tuned, modern versions are also made with turnbuckle tuning. It has been customary to apply a mixture of tar, clay and sand, referred to as ?dholak masala?, to the inside of the left-hand drum-head to lower and adjust its tone. The dholak is one of the most commonly used drums in Indian folk music. (Also Dhulki) |
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John McLaughlin/Shakti (Fusion) - Saturday Night In Bombay $14.83 Personnel includes: John McLaughlin (guitar); Shankar Mahadevan (vocals); Debashish Bhattacharya (Hindustani slide guitar); U. Shrinivas (mandolin); Shiv Kurmar Shauma (santur); Sivamani (drums, percussion); Bhavani Shankar (dholak, pakhawaj); Roshan Ali, Aziz (dholak); Taufiq Qureshi (def, dafli, percussion); Zakir Hussain (tabla); V. Selvaganesh (kanjira, ghatam, mridangam); A.K. Pallanival (tavil).Recorded live at Rang Bhavan and The Fhanmukhananda Hall, Bombay, India on December 8 & 9, 2000. Includes liner notes by Jacques Denis.SATURDAY NIGHT IN BOMBAY was nominated for the 2002 Grammy Award for Best World Music Album.Personnel: Shivkumar Sharma (santur); Taufiq Qureshi (deff, percussion).Recording information: Fhanmukananda Hall, Bombay, India (12/08/2000/12/09/2000); Rang Bhavan, Bombay, India (12/08/2000/12/09/2000).John McLaughlin brought his revived Indo-jazz project Shakti to Bombay (Mumbai) in late 2000, and the result is this live disc, which features only four compositions but runs over an hour in length. (The title is a deliberate play on 1980`s Friday Night in San Francisco.) McLaughlin`s electric guitar and Zakir Hussain`s tabla remain at the core of the group`s sound. U. Shrinivas (on mandolin) and V. Selvaganesh (on kanjira, ghatam, and mridangam, all Indian percussion instruments) remain from the previous album, but there are also a number of Indian guest musicians, giving the music many added dimensions. The most remarkable guests are Debashish Bhattacharya on Hindustani slide guitar, Shankar Mahadevan on vocals, and Shiv Kumar Sharma on santur, an Indian hammered dulcimer. Sharma composed the second track, "Shringar"; nearly half an hour long, it consists almost entirely of a hypnotic dialogue between santur and guitar. Mahadevan`s vocal performance on the opening "Luki" resounds with spiritual power, while Shrinivas`s "Giriraj Sudha" gives a sunny, optimistic lift to the somewhat mournful set. ~ David R. Adler Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |
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Mridangam, Bolt Tuned, Full Size $300 A South Indian drum similar to the Pakhawaj (which see). It is a double-headed barrel drum. The heads are fastened to hoops, which are then laced together with leather cords. The heads are traditionally tuned with wedges. Modern versions are bolt tuned. |
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Mridangam, Laces Tuned, Full Size $180 A South Indian drum similar to the Pakhawaj (which see). It is a double-headed barrel drum. The heads are fastened to hoops, which are then laced together with leather cords. The heads are traditionally tuned with wedges. Modern versions are bolt tuned. |
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Mridangam, South Indian $400 A South Indian drum similar to the Pakhawaj (which see). It is a double-headed barrel drum. The heads are fastened to hoops, which are then laced together with leather cords. The heads are traditionally tuned with wedges. Modern versions are bolt tuned. |
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Ajay-Atul - Ganesha Symphonic Chants Experience - Vishwa Vinayaka: Tribute To A Deity $13.99 Personnel: Ajay-Atul (composer); Suresh Lalwani (violin); Jitendra Thakoor (viola); Rakesh Chaurasia (flute); Kishore Sodha (trumpet); Madhav Pawar (pakhawaj, tabla); Sridhar Parthasarathy (mridingan); Deepak Borkar (percussion).Personnel: Suresh Lalwani (violin, viola); Rakesh Chaurasia (flute); Deepak Borkar (percussion); A-Jay (programming).Audio Mixer: Pramod Chandorkar.Recording information: In-Synch Studios, Mumbai, India.Arranger: Ajay-Atul. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. For personal use only. All rights reserved. |