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'''Dhamar''' is a type of ''' | '''Dhamar''' is a type of ''[[dhrupad]]'' singing set to rhythm of 14-beats, called Taal Dhamar. It is seen as a light musical form, and associated with the ''[[Holi]]'' , the Spring Festival of colours celebrated in [[India]]. | ||
===Arrangement=== | |||
Dhamar theka has 14 matra in length divided in 4 vibhag (3 Tali, 1 Khali), Pattern 5-2-3-4 | |||
Bols of this Taal are: | Bols of this Taal are: | ||
ਕ ਧਿ ਟ ਧਿ ਟ-ਧs-,ਗ ਤਿ ਟ-ਤਿ ਟ ਤਾ s | ਕ ਧਿ ਟ ਧਿ ਟ-ਧs-,ਗ ਤਿ ਟ-ਤਿ ਟ ਤਾ s | ||
===Listen=== | |||
To hear a Gurbani Shabad sung in '''Dhamar Taal''' & in '''Raag Mali Gaura''' ... '''Har Samrath Kee Sharanaa ... Raag Mali Gaura''' .... http://gurmatgiangroup.com/2012/01/17/har-samrath-kee-raag-mali-gaura/ | To hear a Gurbani Shabad sung in '''Dhamar Taal''' & in '''Raag Mali Gaura''' ... '''Har Samrath Kee Sharanaa ... Raag Mali Gaura''' .... http://gurmatgiangroup.com/2012/01/17/har-samrath-kee-raag-mali-gaura/ | ||
===Theka=== | |||
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|+ The Theka for Dhamar | |||
|<u>Ka</u>||<u>Dhi</u>||<u>Te</u>||<u>Dhi</u>||<u>Te</u>||<nowiki>|</nowiki> | |||
|<u>Dha</u>||<u>-</u>||<nowiki>|</nowiki> | |||
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|<sup>x</sup>|| | |||
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|<sup>2</sup>|| | |||
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|<u>Ga</u>||<u>Ti</u>||<u>Te</u>||<nowiki>|</nowiki> | |||
|<u>Ti</u>||<u>Te</u>||<u>Ta</u>||<u>-</u>||<nowiki>||</nowiki> | |||
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|<sup>0</sup>|| | |||
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|<sup>3</sup>|| | |||
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The form of Dhamar is clapped as follows: | |||
Clap 2 3 4 5 | Clap 2 | Wave 2 3 | Clap 2 3 4 || | |||
{{kirtan}} | |||
Latest revision as of 13:05, 22 January 2012
Dhamar is a type of dhrupad singing set to rhythm of 14-beats, called Taal Dhamar. It is seen as a light musical form, and associated with the Holi , the Spring Festival of colours celebrated in India.
Arrangement
Dhamar theka has 14 matra in length divided in 4 vibhag (3 Tali, 1 Khali), Pattern 5-2-3-4
Bols of this Taal are: ਕ ਧਿ ਟ ਧਿ ਟ-ਧs-,ਗ ਤਿ ਟ-ਤਿ ਟ ਤਾ s
Listen
To hear a Gurbani Shabad sung in Dhamar Taal & in Raag Mali Gaura ... Har Samrath Kee Sharanaa ... Raag Mali Gaura .... http://gurmatgiangroup.com/2012/01/17/har-samrath-kee-raag-mali-gaura/
Theka
| Ka | Dhi | Te | Dhi | Te | | | Dha | - | | |
| x | 2 | |||||||
| Ga | Ti | Te | | | Ti | Te | Ta | - | || |
| 0 | 3 |
The form of Dhamar is clapped as follows:
Clap 2 3 4 5 | Clap 2 | Wave 2 3 | Clap 2 3 4 ||
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