Pawan Singh

Stage Presence:
A significant number of years performing, both solo and in ensembles, showcases mastery and practical application of the art.

Versatility:
The ability to perform in different contexts, such as with dancers, in concert settings, or supporting other musicians, adds value.

Adaptability:
The teacher should adapt their approach and lessons to the student's individual skill level, learning pace, and specific needs.

Comprehensive Instruction:
This includes teaching music theory, the history of the tabla, fixed compositions (bols), and understanding musical improvisation.

Patience and Motivation:
An experienced teacher is patient, encouraging, and able to inspire students to achieve their potential.

Assessment:
The ability to assess a student's learning style and progress, and then to modify instruction accordingly, is crucial.

Knowledge of Tabla
Theory and Technique:
A deep understanding of the different sounds (like "dhan"), the various strokes, and how to produce them is essential.
Taal and Composition:

The ability to teach and explain different rhythmic cycles (taals) and the memorization and performance of compositions (written in bols) is vital.

Professionalism:
A strong work ethic, attention to detail, and organization contribute to a positive learning environment.

Student-Centered Approach:
A willingness to meet student needs and focus on their satisfaction ensures a valuable learning experience