Suman Kalyanpur (born Suman Hemmady; 28 January 1937) is an Indian playback singer. One of the best-known and most respected playback singers in India.

A set of this Indian drum instrument majorly consists of the following tabla parts: – two drums, the left drum and the right drum.

Dayaa and Bayaa in Tabla Set:

The drum that is played by the right hand is called the ‘dayaa’ (or the table) and the one played by the left hand is called the ‘dagga’ (or the ‘bayaa’).

In them, Tabla has smaller diameter than the Dagga. For that reason, Tabla produces a high pitch sound (treble component). Therefore, many tabla players keep two or more tabla with different diameters to produce different sound pitches.

00:43​- Intro Video
4:25​- Interview Begins
5:08​- You have to be a part of race if you are an artist, Family Legacy doesn`t matter, You yourself have to make your audience, not having an ambition makes you mediocre, Nothing wrong if you have to be the part of rat race, doesn`t like mediocrity, It gets boring if you don`t seek excellence, It is easy to live happily
8:39​-Realisation that you need something beyond recognition dawns when all your dreams are fulfilled, wants to explore the pleasures and emotions in the realm of music, Wants to enjoy being an artist now

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Zohrabai Agrewali (1868–1913) was one of the most noted and influential singers of Hindustani Classical Music from the early 1900s. Along with Gauhar Jan, she marks the dying phase of the courtesan singing tradition in Indian classical music. She is known for her macho style of singing.

• Early life and background:
She belonged to the Agra gharana (lit.Agrewali= fromAgra). She was trained by Ustad Sher Khan, Ustad Kallan Khan and the noted composer Mehboob Khan(Daras Piya).