Every drum here that is not a tabla set. Dholak for group singing, naal for recording, pakhawaj for dhrupad, jori for Sikh kirtan, dhol for celebration, mridangam for Carnatic music.
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Every drum here that is not a tabla set.
Dholak for group singing. Naal for recording and light music. Pakhawaj for dhrupad. Dhama and jori for traditional Sikh kirtan. Bhangra dhol for celebration. Mridangam for Carnatic music. Plus khols, single dayans and the rest of the percussion range.
If you know you want a tabla set specifically, go to Tabla & Drums instead. If you are choosing between drums for a particular kind of music, tell us what you play and we will point you at the right one rather than the dearest one.
Questions we get asked
Which drum for kirtan?
Dholak for group singing, and jori or dhama if you are in a Sikh kirtan tradition. Both carry a room of voices without needing amplification.
Is this where tabla is?
No, tabla has its own section. This is everything else: dholak, naal, pakhawaj, dhol, mridangam, jori and the rest of the percussion range.
Which is easiest to start on?
Dholak. It is forgiving, it rewards you on the first evening, and it needs less setup and tuning discipline than tabla.