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Video | Keeping tala with hand gestures: Adi (8 beats) & Misra chapu (7 beats)

Posted byludwig 24/09/202224/09/2022
Adi tala (8 beats) demonstrated by T.R. Sundaresan
Misra chapu tala (7 beats) performed as konnakkol by T.R. Sundaresan

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