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Time Signatures in South Asian Music
From Online Learning June 26, 2017
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In the song One Morning in May we could hear how a strong first beat - an accent - was used to divide beats into groups of three. This is called three-time and is a common time signature in western music. But music around the world often uses much more complex and (to Westerners) unusual time signatures. In this video, Adam talks to Shahbaz Hussain, an accomplished tabla player, about how time is organised in the music of South Asia.
The tabla are hand drums used in Hindustani classical and folk music and Shahbaz is one of the foremost players, having performed at prestigious venues around the world including Washington’s Smithsonian Institute and London’s Royal Albert and Queen Elizabeth Halls. In 2008 he was awarded the title “Son of Lahore” by the Pakistani government for his services to the art of Tabla.
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The tabla are hand drums used in Hindustani classical and folk music and Shahbaz is one of the foremost players, having performed at prestigious venues around the world including Washington’s Smithsonian Institute and London’s Royal Albert and Queen Elizabeth Halls. In 2008 he was awarded the title “Son of Lahore” by the Pakistani government for his services to the art of Tabla.
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