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Tabla Solo Recitals by Yashwant Vaishnav

byYashwant VaishnavAvailable for performances across IndiaStarts from25,000 Per Performance (2-3 hours)View full gallery

Experience the depth of traditional rhythm. I present solo recitals featuring complex compositions from the Farukhabad, Punjab, and Banaras gharanas.

Presenting a 'Chand Rela' during a solo performance at the Swaranubhuti concert. This is a complex composition that requires speed and clarity, creating a cascade of resonant sounds.

A happy moment during my tabla solo at the Swarzankar Music Festival in Pune. The energy of a live audience is what brings the music to life.

Snippets from my solo at the Gyandev Sangeet Mahotsav in Pune, where I presented a 'Chand Rela'. I was accompanied by my elder brother Shri Milind Vasudev ji on the harmonium.

A focused moment during my tabla solo recital in Bangalore. Each performance is an opportunity to delve deep into the ocean of rhythm and share its stories.

Here I am playing a 'joda' composition from the Punjab gharana, taught by Ustad Firoz Khan Sahab. I have added my own small twist in the tihai, the concluding rhythmic phrase.

This is a clip from a solo performance where I am presenting a traditional Gat from the Farukhabad gharana, a style passed down by the great Ustad Amir Hussain Khan Sahab. It showcases the intricate fingerwork and powerful rhythm that is central to my solo recitals.

Playing a beautiful 'Rela' composition by my elder brother, Shri Kedar Mukadam bhaiya, a professor at MS University, Vadodara. It's always a pleasure to play compositions from contemporary masters.

A glimpse from a tabla solo in Khairagarh, presenting a 'Gatt' composition from the Banaras Gharana. This style is known for its powerful and distinct bols (strokes).

Playing a traditional 'Kayda' from the Ajrada gharana, a composition of the legendary Ustad Habibbudin Khan Sahab. This gharana is known for its intricate and elegant rhythmic patterns.

A short clip from a concert in Los Angeles, where I presented a traditional 'Baatt' or 'Kayda' of the Banaras Gharana. The response from the audience was truly heartwarming.

About Tabla Solo Recitals

A true solo recital is a dialogue between the tabla and the melodic cycle. When you book a recital with me, I ensure the Lehra artist—the harmonium or sarangi player—is perfectly aligned with the pitch and mood of the concert, so the flow remains unbroken from start to finish.

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