What does "saath" mean?

@@yunshuiseng8 "Saath" means accompany.

@@kuldeepdongre3209 Thank you !

Amen!

Ustad ji while playing tabla a pure soul talking to his God and not anyone present there except both of them feel blessed to listen this recording, inhe sirf books me parha aur Dekha ki he was a great musician and a expertise in teaching tabla, itna shaant Jaise ek tapaswi lekin inki fingers tabla per Bina Kisi Zoe k aise naach rahi hei ki Baar Baar sirf aashcharya hota hai yes we are lucky to have so many great musicians,

Bilkul sahi bola aapne

Durust farmaya.

Hi Kedar True

@Rajveer08 yes, he is immortal

Thanks Ji sir

Uma vasudev

It's a chalan followed by its rela Also known as Rau rela vishwamohini.com/music/music.php?id=126

This is just the end of the strap that is very long which they put around the already tightened strap.

if you are a tabla player or indian classical music learner you cannot compare any gharana...here ustadji knows the difference but he doesn't wants to...because it will be disrespectful .

Hmmm bilkul uss time ustad miyan qadir Baksh ji miyan nabi baksh faqeer baksh kareem baksh pairna bhi alla ditta biharipuriya bhi thy ..thirrkawa saheb ko pta nhi ya shayad jan muj kr unka naam laina munasib nhi samja

Miyan Qadir Baksh ji ka world mai record hai sawa lakh shagirdo k ustad thy voh socho itne bde tabla Nawaz ka thirkawa saheb ko pta nhi hoga kya ??

At that time they were not very much in prominence when he learnt

​@@tanmaytopkhanewale3335 Mian QadirBux was great tabla maestro of Punjab gharana. Someone must explain why he is not referring to Punjab gharana.

Pure farrukhabad

Hmmm bilkul uss time ustad miyan qadir Baksh ji miyan nabi baksh faqeer baksh kareem baksh pairna bhi alla ditta biharipuriya bhi thy ..thirrkawa saheb ko pta nhi ya shayad jan muj kr unka naam laina munasib nhi samja

Walter Muller yes They are...

Walter Muller It would still be unfair even if you call them "Gods of Tabla"

Walter, it would be unfair to limit excellence to these two giants. There was also Ustad Amir Hussain, Ustad Habibuddin Khan, Ustad Shamsuddin Khan, Khalifa Ustad Wajid Hussain Khan, Ustad Sheikh Dawood, Pandit Kanthe Maharaj, Pandit Anokhelal, Pandit Gudai Maharaj, Pandit Kishan Maharaj, and Ustad Alla Rakha The final two names were crucial in causing a revolution for tabla players in the 20th century... essentially, Khan Sahib Thirakwa popularised solo playing as we know it today, but Pt. Kishan Maharaj ji and Ustad Alla Rakha got the tabla players an equal status as the "main instruments". Maharaj ji took on the organisers at a grass-root level whilst, Alla Rakha ji toured the world extensively; thus solidifying the tabla's presence as a main instrument. These were the popular names. Here are a few more: Pandit Chatur Lal, Khalifa Ustad Karamatullah Khan, Ustad Latif Ahmed Khan, Pandit Nikhil ji Ghosh, Ustad Nizamuddin Khan... the list is endless; which is truly representative and a testament to the infinite deepness of the art of tabla.

Quite agree, there were many other top-level tabla players.

There are more Ustad Afaq Hussain Khan, Ustad Qadir Baksh there are so many other names.

Dats a virtue of a good player

That shows the complete control he has over his senses