NowHereBlow's video: Indian Dhol Tasha Pathak Indian Folk Drumming Trivikram Dhol Tasha @ Dubai

Trivikram Dhol Tasha Pathak Performance at Dubai expo Dhol Tasha (Indian Folk Drumming) is indigenous to Maharashtra, a state on the west side of the country, and is often performed during celebrations, especially during the festival of Ganeshotsav. The group has been named after the multiple instruments involved — dhol is a heavy bass drum carried over the shoulder, tasha is a smaller snare drum worn around the waist, and lezim is a set of small cymbals tied to a wooden handle. As the Ganpati festival arrives, playing and listening to dhol tasha becomes a craze for Indians. But as the trend is picking up momentum, the Marathi community settled abroad is keeping the culture alive. The dhol tasha pathaks of Pune are opening branches abroad. There are some individuals living abroad who miss the fun which takes place at every festival in India. Sagar Patil, a music composer started the first such pathak, ‘Trivikram Dhol Tasha Pathak’ in UAE in early 2016. Initially, there were only four members in the group and did their first performance on Makar Sankranti in the hall of Radisson Blu Hotel in Dubai with two dhols, two tashas, one halgi and two zaanj. The performance received a huge response from the audience at the event. Courtesy : The Bridge Chronicle ————————————————————————————— Location: Jubilee Stage. Opportunity Forum, Expo 2020 Dubai 🎥 2 November 2022 🕒 7PM - 8PM 🌡 22 °C / 71 °F Gadget:  iPhone 12 Pro Max Editing:  Final Cut Pro ————————————————————————————— email: connect@nowhereblow.com