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Vilambit (Hindi: विलंबित; also
called vilambit laya) is an
introductory slow tempo, or laya,
between 10 and 40
beats per minute, used in the performance...
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Teentaal (alternatively
spelled tintal, teental, or tintaal, and also
called trital; Hindi: तीन ताल) is the most
common taal of
Hindustani music, and is...
- music.
Jhoomra tala has 14 beats.
Jhoomra is
often used in the
vilambit or ati-
vilambit (slow) Khyal.
Jhoomra tala can be
counted like this: clap, 2, 3...
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khayal in
vilambit teentala, "Kaise kara āūṃ re." Raga
Barari khayal in
vilambit teentala, "So jāna re meharbāna." Raga
Vihang khayal in
vilambit teentala...
- Bilawal, Kedar, Bihag, Bhairav, Malkauns, Bageshri,
Khamaj Tala:
Ektal Vilambit, Chautal, Dhamar, Rupak,
Dugun of all Tals.
Knowledge of
systems of Hindustani...
- Many
beautiful Kaida are pla**** in Ektal. But
Ektal is
mostly pla**** for
Vilambit (slow pace of any Tal) .
Basic information on tal Ektal : Name - Ektal...
- Gohar, Nauhar,
Dagar and Khandar), and
proceeds to list
thirteen stages:
Vilambit Madhya laya Drut
Jhala Thok Lari/Ladi
Larguthav Larlapet Paran Sath Dhuya...
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considerable controversy.
Veteran singer Mogubai Kurdikar did not
consider his
vilambit (slow tempo)
singing interesting[citation needed] and his own teacher,...
- into two or
three parts categorized by the
quickening tempo of the music;
Vilambit (dela****, i.e., slow),
Madhya (medium tempo) and Drut (fast). Carnatic...
- compositions.
There are
three variations of bandish,
regarding tempo:
Vilambit bandish: A slow and
steady melodic composition,
usually in
largo to adagio...
