Indian Percussion: Tabla and Dholak
Students will learn about the Tabla and Dholak, understanding their construction, basic sounds (bols), and their importance in accompanying vocal and instrumental music.
Key Questions
- Differentiate the sounds produced by the Tabla and Dholak.
- Explain how the different parts of the Tabla contribute to its varied sounds.
- Construct a simple rhythmic pattern using vocal 'bols' inspired by Tabla or Dholak.
CBSE Learning Outcomes
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