Features:
Easy To Use
Dholak Is Used In Traditional N Classical Music But With Passage Of Time This Has Became A Must To Have Instrument In All Kinds Of Musics And Bands. This Instrument Is Widely Used In Marriages And Other Ceremonial Functions In Many Parts Of The World.
The Dholak Is Mainly A Folk Instrument, Lacking The Exact Tuning And Playing Techniques Of The Tabla Or The Pakhawaj. The Drum Is Pitched, Depending On Size, With An Interval Of Perhaps A Perfect Fourth Or Perfect Fifth Between The Two Heads.
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The Dholak Is One Of The Most Widely Utilized Drums In The Folk Music Of India. It Has Also Found A Permanent Home In Most Of The Recording And Broadcast Environments. Applications Range From Dance Music Such As Bhangra And Garba To Devotional Bhajans And Keertans. The Dholak Is Basically A Double Headed Drum With The Bass Head On One Side And The Treble Head On The Other. The Left Hand Is Also A Single Membrane With A Special Application On The Inner Surface. This Application Is A Mixture Of Tar, Clay And Sand (Dholak Masala) Which Lowers The Pitch And Provides A Well Defined Tone. On The Treble Drum Side, There Is No Putty Added. The Nut And Bolt Version Of The Dholak Is A More Modern And Better Engineered Version Of The Dholak. Some Even Call This Version A Dholki.