In this second lesson of "Art Tree" by Ustad Faheem Mazhar, we delve into the intricate world of Taal, which is an essential element of Indian classical music.
In this video, Ustad Faheem Mazhar will guide you through the fundamental principles of Taal, its components, and its significance in Indian music. You will learn about the basic structure of Taal, which consists of a cycle of beats known as "avartan" that are divided into smaller units called "matras."
You will also explore the concept of "sam," which is the first beat of a cycle and marks the beginning of a Taal. Another essential component of Taal is "khali," which refers to the empty space between beats and is an essential element in the rhythm of Indian music.
Throughout the lesson, Ustad Faheem Mazhar will explain the various types of Taals, including the most commonly used ones, such as Teental and Dadra. You will learn about their unique characteristics and how they differ from one another.
In addition to the theoretical aspects of Taal, you will also gain practical knowledge, such as how to count and clap Taal, which will help you develop your rhythmic skills.
Whether you are a beginner or an experienced musician, this lesson is a valuable resource for anyone looking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of Indian classical music. So tune in to "Art Tree" and join Ustad Faheem Mazhar as he takes you on a fascinating journey into the world of Taal.