Thanks for the kind words

Sir You are you good tabla player

great sir you the best

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@@TejSinghMusic Actually we need to say thanks to you sir!!! We look forward for some more classic Thalas ( rhythms)!!! Loads of love & respect with u sir!!👍👍❤

Thanks for kind words. In old time,that was the trend not to teach Kehrawa, Dadra & Rupak at early stage. in 20th Century, lots of changes happend in our everyday life.. Very few Students have patience, time to learn Kaydas and Parans, Teehai. I teach Light Musical first then Classical. i personally believe if student loose interest in learning music, its failure for Teacher & Student. i will upload video for full song, bhajan soon. more like a practical demonstration.. Happy Learning!

Tej Singh I agree that it is better to teach light music first because that is what people hear most of their lives and some may desire to learn more and move on to classical music. Many of my friends knew I played tabla and once at big party I was surprised when they produced a tabla set and demanded that I accompany them while they sang songs. None of them knew anything about taal etc. so I did what I could, but as I was not taught how to accompany light music it was not quite right and people said that they could see I could play, but it was no good. I think quite a few tabla students experience this. When people know you play tabla, they expect you to play light music because that is all most people know, so I am not surprised that students lose heart after lots of kaiyda (etc.) practice without applying it to something like a song/bhajan . I wish I had your lessons back then as they would have made a big difference to my confidence. Tabla players are more likely to be asked to play light music than classical so it is good that you teach that first as it builds confidence. Thank you again for your generosity in imparting your knowledge and I look forward to seeing the full songs and bhajans with explanations.

So nice of you

Thanks Sir.

+Tej Singh Do u do personal lessons and do u live in Birmingham

Hello Tamoor.. i will suggest 1) Practice some Kayda specialliy Ajrada Gharana 2) there are some Kaydas to make left hand stronger 3) Learn under guidance of Teacher.. Happy learning

Thanks ji.. God Bless All.

Happy new year!

I had access to the best teachers now you have happy learning

Dear sir kindly upload lessons for tihayi... Thanks

Good Luck Ramsurn. i am pretty sure you will be very good tabla player soon

Thanks ji.

Hello Mili ji.. Happy Learning. god bless.. wish you best for your musical journey.

thankyouu so much sir :) .. please also post about the beginning bols of tabla .. will appreciate it :)

sir may bahut se teacher ke pass gaya lekin kuchh nahi Sikh saka so sir aap mujhe bahut aachhe guru lage . isliye may aapse aasa karta hun ki aap mujhe apna sishya banalenge.sir may apne jivan she dukhi gun ki Maine aajtak is sangit ko na pa saka.ab aakhri baar aapse dono haath jodkar pray Marta hun aap mujhe apna sishya bana Leon.iske liye may kuchh karne ke liye ready gun.

Mahesh ji mae tuhade tae hor sarya layee bahut khush haan bahut bahut ashrivaad tuhade saryan noo

You should learn. Its so much fun

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Hello Zeembry I am happy for you and many others.. Happy Learning.

Enjoy! Happy Learning

Hi Karthik. Please send me youtube link/video for Slower Bhajans. i will get you proper lesson/beats.

Welcome to the Channel. hope you will play as good as I try to play.

Thank you sir

You are Welcome Debojyoti.. Enjoy! Happy Learning.

Happy learning Parasdeep ji

Hi Samir thanks for liking videos it's Indian treasure my teachers gave to me I am passing the treasure to you and others Yes I do teach tabla and harmonium I am in Toronto Canada hope you won't need air ticket and Visa to come to learn or you can also learn via Skype

Tej Singh Lol! I am Canadian myself, so no visa needed. In fact I am headed to Toronto in the morning, for the weekend. I like the Skype idea. Lets talk on the phone sometime. Cheers

Hi thanks for liking videos. for beginners I make their learning easier by saying taa and naa is same, almost same. also when play teehais we play Dha as dhin to give more resonance. Those advanced tricks need to be taught by teacher.

You are Welcome Enjoy & Share the knowledge.

You are very welcome

Thanks Arun. Wish you and family Happy Diwali.

Hi Karthik all these lessons are based on Dadra - 6 Beats. please see my video "Tabla Lesson - Dadra " for how to accompany all these bhajans. I Sing Govinda Bolo & Girdhara Govinda. too . if time permit, i will upload videos myself singing but without Tabla Beats. so you and others can practice accompaning Tabla with bhajans

Thanks Shiv Ji. This Method will help you and others to be amazing tabla player. Happy Learning

Thanks Matt. Enjoy!!!

Guru Kirpa ji

Guru Kirpa ji

You are very welcome Pradeep. Happy Learning!

You are very welcome Sagar

Tej Singh Tej Singh Jee, can you please tell us tabla lessons to play with simran, which is fast keharwa

All fast beats should work it might start from medium Keharwa gae thina pause dhina then gradually go faster

Baljinder Singh Tej Singh Jee I saw your video for fast keherawa/dugun. There are only 6 bols for keherawa, I think there Are some pause in between. I always have trouble playing 8 bols dugun, especially With simran Thanks Baljinder