Kaharwa 8 beats | taal layakari
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In this video I have discussed the Layakari in keharwa taal.ekgun,dugun,tigun,chougun. Taal Layakari is a rhythmic improvisation technique used in Indian classical music. It involves playing intricate variations of a particular rhythmic cycle or 'taal' with the use of a variety of rhythmic patterns and combinations. It is usually done through the use of hand claps, finger snaps and drumming.
Ekgun layakari :playing one bol or word in one beat is called ekgun or thaa or borabor laya
digun layakari : playing two bol or words in one beat is called digun or double layakari
Tigun layakari : playing three bol or words in one beat is called tigun or triple layakari
Chaugun layakari : playing four bol or words in one beat is called chaugun or quardruple layakari
Taal structure :
This taal is 8 beats. Which is a very popular taal in Indian music. It has two divisions of 4 beats each. Taali is on 1st beat and Khali is on the 5th beat. The first beat of the rhythm is called 'Sam'.
| Taal | : | Kaharwa Taal | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beat | : | 8 | |
| Division | : | 2(4|4) | |
| Clap | : | 1(On 1st(beats) | |
| Sam | : | 1 (On 1stbeats) | |
| Wave | : | On 5thbeats | |
| Tempo | : | Medium |
kaharwa taal layakari
Taal sign :
- 'Sam' is shown by an (x) cross
- 'wave' is shown by (0) zero
- 'Clap' is shown by its number
The notation of the taal is written according to the Bhath khande Swarlipi method.
Read more: dadra 6 beats taal layakari
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