Intro to Tabla with Randy Gloss

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  • Опубликовано: 4 апр 2025
  • Kalani hosts this Intro to Tabla with Randy Gloss. Randy talks about the Tabla, how Tabla make sounds, drum heads, Tabla drum body materials, and how the Tabla sounds are vocalized. For more, visit randygloss.com and calarts.edu.
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  • @randygloss7295
    @randygloss7295 5 лет назад +5

    I was thrilled to get together with Kalani to share about this amazing and endlessly fascinating instrument and subject, with the primary intention to share and hopefully get rid of any misconception, intimidation, or barriers about wanting to check it out and learn more about tabla. As a percussionist, I'm just a humble perpetual lover and student of music...learning and trying, and sharing along the way.

    • @WORLDDRUMCLUB
      @WORLDDRUMCLUB  5 лет назад +2

      Thank you Randy - I appreciate your talents, contributions, and teaching style/philosophy.

  • @ronsmith1364
    @ronsmith1364 5 лет назад +9

    Talking drums... indeed
    One of the most distinctive Bass notes in Music
    (love that sound)

  • @anonagain
    @anonagain 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks guys, I learned some new things about tabla from this, e.g. I did not know the syahi (sp?) on the bayan actually lowered the pitch! Looking forward to the next video. The best concert I ever saw was Zakir Hussain in NYC with a N. Indian ensemble. The concert started 20 minutes late as his flight from India was late and he came straight from the airport to the concert without eating, and he also had the flu. While he was tuning I could see how fatigued and sick he was, but 5 minutes into the first piece all signs of fatigue and illness were gone, he was smiling and was just amazing (as was the whole ensemble). The concert lasted over 5 hours and he never faltered after those first few minutes - the joy of music is stronger than fatigue or illness!

  • @joshuacarro
    @joshuacarro 5 лет назад +2

    Randy! My tabla teacher!

  • @ABThomas1652
    @ABThomas1652 5 лет назад +4

    I have a vintage LP named Rich a la Raka. Buddy Rich and Ala Raka playing together and doing “call and response” segments.

    • @ABThomas1652
      @ABThomas1652 5 лет назад +1

      Sorry didn’t finish. Raka was Ravi Shankar’s tabla player. Album notes written by Collin Walcott, percussionist (tabla player also) for Oregon and Paul Winter Consort. I would listen in awe hours on end. How can I get my hands to do that!!! On either set of drums.

  • @udkline
    @udkline 5 лет назад +1

    Such a nice overview!

  • @ankrishsharma4559
    @ankrishsharma4559 5 лет назад +3

    Oh yeaaah! tabla is here !
    Proud to be an Indian!

    • @anonagain
      @anonagain 5 лет назад +5

      As an American I feel that Indian Classical music is some of the most amazing in the world - the variety of the ragas and talas would take me lifetimes to learn and understand - such a deep tradition!

    • @ankrishsharma4559
      @ankrishsharma4559 5 лет назад +3

      As a musician , I know how love of music spreads into souls of different people , not only Indian but music all around the world !

    • @HaharuRecords
      @HaharuRecords 5 лет назад +1

      Indian ragas are out of words. More than a piece of sound. So deep into emortions.😭🙏

    • @WORLDDRUMCLUB
      @WORLDDRUMCLUB  5 лет назад +4

      Yes! It's really amazing and beautiful music - and culture - and people.

  • @AnonymousBosch3158
    @AnonymousBosch3158 5 лет назад +1

    Really interesting instrument

  • @adamwilks
    @adamwilks 5 лет назад

    Beautiful man!

  • @videosaala
    @videosaala 5 лет назад +1

    Hes good👌

  • @slayde1087
    @slayde1087 5 лет назад +1

    I'm interested in what kind of table you are using for the tablas. I would like to learn tabla but can't sit on floor. Any suggestions? Thanks

  • @ashokkumarnayak1648
    @ashokkumarnayak1648 5 лет назад

    What is cost of your tabla..
    ...it appears costly Sir

  • @Baukereg
    @Baukereg 4 года назад +1

    The most difficult percussion instrument to learn imo.

  • @juanpa107
    @juanpa107 5 лет назад +1

    Loving this international percussion instruments, if you have the opportunity, check out percussion from Colombia, you'll find an ever expanding universe of music

    • @ABThomas1652
      @ABThomas1652 5 лет назад

      Juan P. Méndez M. Such as Vallenato?

  • @aashishpant2165
    @aashishpant2165 5 лет назад +2

    It's not talba.. it's tabla. Sir

  • @abrooohub5472
    @abrooohub5472 5 лет назад

    Hei guys it's not 100years old instrument No one knows when tabla invented...then that black one (chaati) is not iron powder... It's made by one type of soil...layer by layer it made...and polished by a stone...

    • @randygloss7295
      @randygloss7295 5 лет назад +1

      I surely agree with you no one knows for sure exactly. however, I believe I said "hundreds" (plural) not hundred (singular) though. Interesting about the soil. I haven't seen that. I have seen the filing of iron bar into a mortar/pestil of overcooked rice and applied by hand in layers that way. ..and with use of the stone to smooth it out.. I've seen something similarly at a tabla maker in Kolkata and similar (but a little different) at a mridangam maker in Chennai. I am sure there are many ways in India to make the shiyahi, chaati, gaab... endlessly fascinating!!!!!!!

    • @abrooohub5472
      @abrooohub5472 5 лет назад

      @@randygloss7295 i am also tabla,miruthangam,and All indian percusion instruments maker..from tamilnadu...india

    • @WORLDDRUMCLUB
      @WORLDDRUMCLUB  5 лет назад

      As with most instruments, there are many versions, forms, and different ways of making and playing, both over time and from region to region. Thank you for sharing.

  • @krishnankp4543
    @krishnankp4543 5 лет назад

    Sir Indian music so very difficult

  • @videosaala
    @videosaala 5 лет назад +4

    Spell correct TABLA pls🙏🏼👍