History of Dhol Tasha - Swarshahi
A mix of percussion instruments called ‘Dhol Tasha was used mainly at the start of the war to inspire soldiers. The dance on it is performed with spears (Barchi Chi Nrutya). It was rediscovered during the civil war in the mid-sixties in the capital city of culture in Maharashtra, Pune.
What is the craze of Dhol Tasha drumming in Pune and …
2024年1月8日 — What is Dhol Tasha? In essence, Dhol Tasha is not just a musical group drumming procession or performance; it is a cultural expression, a rhythmic language that communicates the spirit of Pune, Nasik and the whole of Maharashtra. It embodies community; the resilience, vibrancy, and unity of the people. Beyond its musical notes, Dhol Tasha is a ...
Tradition of Dhol Tasha in Maharashtra - Taal Inc
2021年6月7日 — The Dhol-Tasha tradition is one of the most beautiful examples of inclusiveness as it allows people from all ages, gender and walks of life to join as participants, creating a Rhythm Ensemble which showcases the diversity of the tradition wonderfully. These participants also give it their heart and soul.
Dhol - Wikipedia
The dhol is a double-sided barrel drum played mostly as an accompanying instrument in regional music forms. In Qawwali music, the term dhol is used to describe a similar, but smaller drum with a smaller tabla, as a replacement for the left-hand tabla drum. The typical sizes of the drum vary slightly from region to region.
Swarshahi – Dhol Tasha
Whether it’s the Durga festival or Ganesh festival people love to groove on the beats of Dhol. Especially Ganeshotsav is incomplete sans the Dhol tasha beats that welcome our beloved Bappa. Our city has witnessed many great groups of young boys and girls forming a dhol tasha group to mark the celebration.
Why is Dhol Tasha Important? - A2oz
2024年10月31日 — Dhol Tasha holds significant cultural and social importance in Maharashtra, India, particularly during the Ganesh Chaturthi festival. Preservation of Tradition: Dhol Tasha is an ancient tradition, passed down through generations. It keeps cultural heritage alive and connects people to their roots.
Dhol Tasha Pathak - Meetkalakar
Dhol Tasha Pathak was first formed by Late Shri Appasaheb Pendse in 1960s. The Pathak plays Indian traditional drums and traditional instruments used by Marathas. Dhol Tasha Pathaks are invited to perform on joyous occassions like Shobhayatra on Gudi Padwa, weddings, product launches, traditional welcome of guests, Ganpati or Navratri ...
Popular Dhol Tasha (Pathaks) Groups in Pune & Pimpri Chinchwad
2024年9月7日 — One of the most vibrant and energetic aspects of this festival is the captivating rhythms of Dhol Tasha Pathaks. These groups breathe life into the processions, each bringing its unique flair and tradition. Let’s dive into the oldest and most loved Pathaks of the region. Shivgarjana is not just a Pathak, but a legacy in Pune.
Know Your City: A revolutionary, a ‘peculiar’ 1965 protest, and the ...
2022年8月27日 — According to Parag Thakur, president, Dhol Tasha Mahasangh Maharashtra, Pune boasts between 22,000-25,000 dhol-tasha performers who make up the city’s more than 120 troupes or pathaks. Crowds flocking makeshift stalls are selecting colourful Ganesha idols for homes, offices and neighbourhoods.
The Echoes of Dhol Tasha in Nashik - India Chalk
2022年1月24日 — Experience behind the scenes of the Dhol Tasha and relive the origin story of the Nashik Dhol. The Nashik Dhol has been the pride of Maharashtra for decades and has gradually won the hearts of every Indian. The country grooves to the beat of the world-famous Nashik Dhol. Every year on the occasion of Ganesh Chaturthi and Visarjan.