Why is it desirable to learn vocal music (eg. Kheyal) with tabla ?

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Vivek Sharma

One of the basic principle of music is to understand the beat. A vocalist could be excused for a few slightly misplaced notes but there is no alibi for missed beat.As my guruji always says while Practicing vocals that"Besure ho jaao Betaale mt hona" means it's ok to miss a note but never miss a beat...
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One of the basic principle of music is to understand the beat. A vocalist could be excused for a few slightly misplaced notes but there is no alibi for missed beat.As my guruji always says while Practicing vocals that"Besure ho jaao Betaale mt hona" means it's ok to miss a note but never miss a beat while singing.So, Practicing with tabla ensures that you will never miss a beat infact if you learn to play basic tabla with your vocals it helps a lot as you'll never miss a beat. read less
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Every form has it's own beauty. Music needs taal and for that tabla is imperative
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