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Featured Tabla and Dholak Classes in Delhi NCR

byAtul RohtagiIn-person classes at Rythem Home Music Academy, Delhi NCRStarts from1,200 per sessionView full gallery

Music is a language, and at my academy, we speak it through the tabla. Here is a glimpse into how we learn, jam, and keep the rhythm alive together.

This is the energy of our group classes. Here we are, all playing together for an Independence Day special. Learning music is a celebration, and in my academy, we create that vibe every day.

I teach both tabla and dholak. This video shows a fun solo dholak session, where we play off each other's energy. It’s all about the connection and conversation between the beats.

Look at this beautiful synchronicity. This top-down view shows multiple students playing a new pattern together. This is what our group jam sessions are all about, everyone finding the one beat together.

We always start with the basics. This is me demonstrating Teentaal, one of the most important rhythmic cycles in Hindustani classical music. Mastering these fundamentals is key to becoming a great player.

We love playing the latest hits. Here’s our group tabla cover of the song "Saari Duniya Jalaa Denge" from the movie Animal. My classes mix traditional training with the fun of playing modern Bollywood tracks.

Music connects us to something deeper. This is a clip from one of our Qawwali sessions, where we explore the soulful music of legends like Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan with tabla, dholak, and harmonium.

There's nothing like the sound of many tablas playing a beautiful melody together. This is our group playing a tabla version of "Dil Diyan Gallan," a perfect example of how we adapt popular songs in our classes.

A close up look at the hands on the tabla. This video shows the fingerwork and technique for a new pickup rhythm. In my classes, you'll get detailed guidance on how to produce each sound correctly.

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At Rythem Home, we do not treat learning like a boring lecture. Notice in the photos how we sit in a circle, Baithak style. This is not just for comfort, it is so everyone can hear the beat clearly, feel the energy of the person next to them, and stay perfectly in sync. It makes our group jam sessions feel like a family gathering where we learn to communicate through rhythm.

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