The jal tarang (Hindi: जलतरंग) is a melodic percussion instrument that originates from the Indian subcontinent. It consists of a set of ceramic or metal bowls filled with water. The bowls are played by striking the edge with beaters, one in each hand.

2017年7月20日 · Presenting Milind Talunkar performing India's one of the rarest classical instrument. The music is created from more than 80 year old ceramic bowls filled with water. Milind Tulnakar is one of...

2013年6月3日 · Artist: Milind Tulankar Born and brought up in a family with musical background; Milindji started learning music from a very tender age. His grandfather Late Pandit Shankar V Kanhere (Satara) who...

2014年7月16日 · Jal-tarang finds its first mention in Sangeet Parijaat. This medieval musical treatise categorizes this instrument under Ghan-Vadya (Idiophonic instruments in which sound is produced by...

2018年1月16日 · Jal-tarang is an ancient Indian wave instrument which continues to play till today in the Indian classical music repertoire to produce both ‘Ragas’ and light melodies. Jal-tarang is a unique instrument in the sense that it is both a percussion, as well as a non-percussion instrument, used to play solo performances accompanied by Tabla or as ...

2024年2月20日 · Thе Jal Tarang is a distinctivе and mеsmеrizing Indian musical instrumеnt. Its namе, which translatеs to “wavеs in watеr,” pеrfеctly dеscribеs thе sound it producеs. Each watеr-fillеd cеramic or mеtal containеr in thе Jal Tarang producеs a diffеrеnt notе whеn struck or rappеd. Mastеring thе Jal Tarang can bе difficult but also rеwarding.

2008年1月1日 · JalTarang dips for the first time in the Middle Ages (17th century) as a term in the Sangeet Parij(a)at, a scientific research work about Indian music written by Ahobal. JALTARANG is a percussion instrument, which belongs to the group of the "self sounder", so called idiophones.

It once had its own corner of Hindustani music, with Shashikala Dani and Ranjana Pradhan performing dexterously on All India Radio for decades. But despite its simplicity, few play it today. The timbre is inflexible, and there are no ‘spaces between the notes’, rendering meend and other ornamental techniques impossible.

2020年7月25日 · The Jal Tarang may be a melodic musical instrument that originates from the Indian landmass. It consists of a group of ceramic or metal bowls full of water. The bowls ar compete by placing the sting with beaters, one in every hand.

Music is played on such cups in Buddhist temples of Japan and in Kabuki theater. The essence of Jal-tarang remains Indian as hindustani notes emanate through bowls from China played upon with Japanese bamboo sticks. Inspired by Jaltarang, glass music became popular in sixteenth century Europe using glasses in place of cups.