Dhamaal (+1 Variation) [Simply Dhol

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This tutorial covers Dhamaal, including one variation. Which are broken down as follows:
1. Dha GeNa Ge NaNa Ke Na Ge Na
2. Dha NaGeNa GeNa NaNa KeNa GeNa
Bols (Relevant to this video):
Dha - Open bass hit + treble strike
Na - Treble strike
Ge - Open bass hit
Ke - Closed bass hit
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I went into a trance this is pure Dhamal

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[@kpunjani1]

What is that thora that you played there? Can you pls share its bol?

[@KidDynamite123]

Manvir the variation you start playing at approximately 6:34 sounds the way dhamaal is played by Sufi dholis in Pakistan! Could you please drop the Bhols or make a video on this variation. It would be highly appreciated. Love from the uk

[@ManvirHothi]

Hey, been busy the last couple months with some personal things but going be getting back into making videos soon. I can definitely look into making a video on that

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paji i want to learn this, please suggest me what to do, any training centre in Chandigarh or Mohali?

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Oh man i wish you were my teacher! im from bradford do you know any Dhol teachers close to me please?

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Hey, sorry, I don't know any teachers out in Bradford!

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Hi Manvir, Thank you very much for all the lessons you have posted it is surely helping all dhol enthusiast spread across all the world, You really brought everything all in open for us to learn so many thanks . I am a beginner from Australia I have a question about dhamaal i am playing dhamal two ways not sure which one is right to keep practicing. 1) DHA GE NA GE NANA KE NA GE NA i kinda broke this into (a) DHA GE NA GE NANA (b) KE NA GE NA ( there is pause after NA then i start again with DHA and loop through it is correct Bol wise but doesn't sound exactly like you play ) 2) DHA GE NA GE NANA KE NA GE NADHA ( so rather to take pause after NA i play DHA quickly then take pause then loop GE NA .... this way it sounds more like you play but i am not sure if this is correct ) So could you please point out which is right way Thank you Ustadji

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you should next make a video of everything one should be able to do once they have mastered all the lessons up to now.

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That is a great idea. Definitely considering it

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Naseem

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Naseem

[@chander8234]

This not Dhamaal Taal

[@ManvirHothi]

CHANDERJIT WALIA Please elaborate

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8 matra di taal hondi Hegi Ji, Dhin dhin dhin na , Dhina dhin dhin dhin dhin dhin na Dhin dhin

[@ManvirHothi]

@@chander8234 That's interesting, always nice getting knowledge from others. Thank you for sharing! Dhamaal is one of the most universal rhythms that you find in Punjab and other places where you find a good presence of dhol. That is why you find so many different variants. I personally haven't seen it being played how you have it written out but I would love to hear what it sounds like. Do you have a video link that you can share? Dhamaal in modern bhangra context, at least in North American bhangra, from observation, is played: dha ge na ge nana ge na ge na (in simplest form). There are obviously many variations that are associated with variations in the dance move. If you move away from Punjab and go to Pakistan for example, you will find dhamaal played in the context of Sufi devotional dance. The rhythm that you hear again is: dha ge na ge nana ge na ge na (in simplest form) with many variations used to spice it up. Again, interesting point that you bring up, but one thing I've learned from travel and speaking to other dholis is that the name of the rhythms might be different based on the region that you are associating the rhythm with

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