tabla tarang造句

• Maitra is commonly referred to as the " last master " of the comparatively rare tabla tarang.
• Among his recordings, " Tabla Tarang  Melody on Drums " ( 1996 ) has received critical acclaim, one reviewer describing it as a " milestone " in world music.
• While developing the potential of the tabla tarang, he continued his advanced musical studies, During a period of over twenty years, he toured the United States, China, Africa and Europe with the company.
• Bhatt used tabla tarang ( an Indian melodic percussion instrument consisting of more than ten drums ) and sarod ( an Indian lute-like stringed instrument ) predominantly in the instrumentation as he felt that the songs had to : " depict a lot of mood and emotions ".
• This was followed in 1996 by " Tabla Tarang  Melody on Drums ", issued in America by Smithsonian Folkways . in November 1993, contains a performance of " Raga Charukeshi " on which music critic Ken Hunt praises Maitra's playing as " phenomenal ".
• Rijram Desad, a multi-instrumentalist whose past work included film scores and ballets with vocalists such as Lata Mangeshkar, played harmonium and tabla tarang . which are set in a semicircle around the player . } } Shivkumar Sharma contributed on santoor, and bansuris ( flutes ) were played by S . R . Kenkare and Hariprasad Chaurasia, although the latter does not appear in the album credits . }}