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The 13 pages that link to Tabla, each with the reason it gives.

• Hindustani classical musicRelated: Tabla players mark tala and respond to a soloist’s rhythmic elaborations.

• QawwaliRelated: Tabla supplies rhythmic accompaniment alongside the singers’ handclaps.

• Ravi ShankarRelated: Tabla accompaniment anchors the rhythmic cycle and answers the sitar’s improvisations.

• Indian classical musicRelated: Tabla accompaniment marks tala and can become a featured improvisational exchange.

• BhajanRelated: Tabla can provide rhythmic accompaniment for a bhajan.

• Nusrat Fateh Ali KhanRelated: Tabla patterns helped drive the rhythmic cycles of Khan’s ensemble performances.

• KhayalRelated: The tabla player articulates the tala and responds to the singer’s rhythmic play.

• KirtanRelated: Tabla rhythms accompany many kirtan performances and support their musical cycles.

• Hariprasad ChaurasiaRelated: Tabla accompaniment provides rhythmic dialogue for his melodic improvisations.

• Jagjit SinghRelated: Its restrained rhythmic patterns let the poetry and melody remain prominent.

• Rhoma IramaRelated: Its characteristic sound helped shape dangdut’s rhythmic vocabulary, heard in Irama’s arrangements.

• Sabri BrothersRelated: Tabla rhythms support the pulse and intensification of qawwali performance.