Sooltaal Is The Best Beautiful 10 Beats Taal Lyakari
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Sooltaal 10 Beats Layakari
Understanding Layakari
Layakari means playing on beat, on the other hand it means playing at varied tempos. In singing or playing of music, artists also vary the tempo. Layakari brings changes in different rhythms to the beat also works fun.
Types of Layakari
- Ekgun layakari: Playing one bol per beat is called ekgun.
- Dugun layakari: Playing two bols per beat is called dugun.
- Tigun layakari: Playing three bols per beat is called tigun.
- Chaugun layakari: Playing four bols per beat is called chaugun.
Structure
The structure of Sooltaal is as follows:
| Characteristic | Details |
|---|---|
| Taal/Theka | Sultaal |
| Beats/Matra | 10 |
| Divisions/Vibhag | 5(2|2|2|2|2) |
| Clap/Tali | 3(On 1st,5th,7th beats) |
| Sam | On 1st beat |
| Wave/Khali | 2(On 3rd,9th beats) |
| Tempo/Laya | Medium |
Sooltaal layakari example
Conclusion
Sooltaal has 10 beats and its layakari in Indian Classical Music gives feelings deep to a performance. Layakari helps performers to feel a close bond with their audiences.
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 Bhathkhande Swarlipi method.
Read more: Kaharwa 8 Beats Taal Layakari
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