Hari Pal plays melodic rhythm on six tablas and one bayan (bass) drum. The word "tarang" means water, and the subtle yet complex notes produced by these drums sound like rippling water or even the cooing of doves. This video is a short extract of a longer piece.
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Hari Pal is from Lucknow, India, where he won numerous music contests as a youth and went on to perform regularly on live radio broadcasts. His six tablas are tuned to a pentatonic scale and when played with a bass tabla (bayan) cascading melodic beats. Hari has performed with such renowned Indian classical master musicians as Ustad Imrat Khan (sitar), Ustad Shahid Parvez (sitar), Pandit V.G. Jog (violin), Ustad Irshad Khan (sitar).
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