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Introduction to jhaptaal :
Jhaptal is a popular rhythmic Taal in Indian classical music. This rhythm is used in bhajans, ghazals, classical music, films, and religious songs. This post shows how to 'Aar Loy' following the Jhaptaal structure.
Jhap taal Structure :
jhaptaal has 10 beats rhythm cycle.It has 4 division of 2/3/2/3 beats.3 claps of this rhythm on 1st,3rd,8th beats and 1 wave on 6th beats.
Aad Layakari :
"Aad" in Hindi means "one and a half", referring to a rhythmic pattern or sequence that works at one and a half times the speed of the original rhythm.For instance, if the original taal is played in a standard time signature, aad layakari would involve playing the same pattern but fitting it into one and a half times the usual space, effectively creating a complex and intricate rhythmic pattern.
Aad layakari in jhaptaal :
Taal sign :
- 'Sam' is shown by an (x) cross
- 'wave' is shown by (0) zero
- 'Clap' is shown by its number
- 'Pause' is shown by (S)
- 'Divisions' is shown by(I) Bar
The notation of the taal is written according to the Bhath khande Swarlipi method.
Read more: Keherwa taal aad layakari
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