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| − | '''Jhaptaal''' is an asymmetrical taal and consists of four [[vibhags]], switching between two and three [[matras]] in each vibhag. Jhaptaal | + | '''Jhaptaal''' is an asymmetrical taal and one of the most common taals in north Indian (Hindustani) music. It consists of four [[vibhags]], switching between two and three [[matras]] in each vibhag. Jhaptaal has three [[talis]] and one [[khali]], with khali coming on the third vibhag. |
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Revision as of 21:17, 15 January 2013
Jhaptaal is an asymmetrical taal and one of the most common taals in north Indian (Hindustani) music. It consists of four vibhags, switching between two and three matras in each vibhag. Jhaptaal has three talis and one khali, with khali coming on the third vibhag.
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| X | Ta | S | |
| 2 | Thai | Thai | Tat |
| 0 | Aa | S | |
| 3 | Thai | Thai | Tat |
