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Gabriel
Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" May 21, 2004 02:01 p.m.

Each variations are written in full but also in a "short cut" way. This will explain by itself the way it was thought of and will help memorise the variation. Before playing the variations make sure you can play the theme itself in a fluent manner. Before going onto the next variation, make sure you can play the previous one in a fluent manner.

Ari Tintal

dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
t� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

1. (dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�) x2 + th

dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
t� tirakita/t� ke n�/t� tirakita/t� ke n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

2. (dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�) + (dh� tirakita) x2 + th

dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� tirakita/dh� tirakita
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
t� tirakita/t� ke n�/t� tirakita/t� tirakita
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

3. (dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�) + ( - ge n�/dh� tirakita) + th

dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/ - ge n�/dh� tirakita
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
t� tirakita/t� ke n�/ - ke n�/t� tirakita
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

4. (dh� ge n�/ - ge n�) x2 + th

dh� ge n�/ - ge n�/dh� ge n�/ - ge n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
t� ke n�/ - ke n�/t� ke n�/ - ke n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

5. (dh� ge n�/ - ge n�) + (dhin n� ge/n� dh� ge) + th

dh� ge n�/ - ge n�/dhin n� ge/n� dh� ge
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
t� ke n�/ - ke n�/tin n� ke/n� t� ke
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

6. (dhin n� ge/n� dh� ge) x2 + th

dhin n� ge/n� dh� ge/dhin n� ge/n� dh� ge
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
tin n� ke/n� t� ke/tin n� ke/n� t� ke
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

7. (dhin n� ge n�) x3 + th

dhin n� ge/n� dhin n�/ge n� dhin/n� ge n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
tin n� ke/n� tin n�/ke n� tin/n� ke n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

8. (dhin n� ge/n� dh� ge) + (tirakita dhin/n� ge n�) + th

dhin n� ge/n� dh� ge/tirakita dhin/n� ge n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
tin n� ke/n� t� ke/tirakita tin/n� ke n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

9. (tirakita dhin/n� ge n�) x2 + th

tirakita dhin/n� ge n�/tirakita dhin/n� ge n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge tin/n� ke n�
tirakita tin/n� ke n�/tirakita tin/n� ke n�
dh� tirakita/dh� ge n�/dh� ge dhin/n� ge n�

Tiha� ((tirakita dhin/n� ge n�) + (tirakita dhin/n� ge n�/dh� - -) x3) x3

tirakita dhin/n� ge n�/tirakita dhin/n� ge n�
dh� - -/tirakita dhin/n� ge n�/dh� - -
tirakita dhin/n� ge n�/dh� - -/tirakita dhin
n� ge n�/tirakita dhin/n� ge n�/dh� - -
tirakita dhin/n� ge n�/dh� - -/tirakita dhin
n� ge n�/dh� - -/tirakita dhin/n� ge n�
tirakita dhin/n� ge n�/dh� - -/tirakita dhin
n� ge n�/dh� - -/tirakita dhin/n� ge n�
dh�

Sincerely, Gabriel
Mewan
Re:Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" May 21, 2004 06:50 p.m.

Wow wonderfull
Thanks my friend
Jake
Re:Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" May 22, 2004 04:43 a.m.

Great work Gabriel!
Chas
Re:Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" Jun 01, 2004 01:01 a.m.

The kaida you're sharing is essentially the same as the first composition I was ever taught! :-) I should dredge it up and see how it compares to the version I was taught. Here's a similar one in duple rather than triplets. I'll throw together some variations.

Dha trkt Dha TiDha GheNa
DhaTi Dhaghe Tina Kena
Ta trkt Ta TiTa KeNa
DhaTi DhaGhe Dhina Ghena

(Dha trkt Dha TiDha GheNa)x3
DhaTi Dhaghe Tina Kena
Khali. .

Dha trkt Dha TiDha GheNa
DhaTi DhaGhe NaDha GheNa
(Theme, then khali)

Dha trkt Dha TiDha GheNa
DhaGhe NaDha TiDha GheNa
(Theme, khali)

Dha trkt Dha trkt DhaTi
GheNa DhaGhe TinaKena
(Theme, Khali)

Dha trkt Dha TiDha GheNa
trkt Dha GheNa Dha trkt
(Theme, Khali)

DhaGhe NaDha trkt DhaGhe
NaDha trkt DhaTi GheNa
(Theme, Khali)

Dha trkt Dha GheNa Tina
Kena Dha trkt Dha GheNa
Tina Kena Dha trkt Dha
GheNa DhaGhe Tina Kena
(First variation, then khali)

Then how about a tihai:
(Dha trkt DhaTi GheNa
Dha Ti DhaGhe Tina Kena
Dha, trkt Dha Ti DhaGhe
Tina Kena Dha,trkt

Dha Ti DhaGhe Tina Kena
Dha - )x3

That's only seven variations, but there's tons more. You can just pluck 'em out of the air!
Gabriel
Re:Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" Jun 01, 2004 10:29 a.m.

Dear Chas,

Great ! Thank you for your contribution. This is a fun Kaida to play. This Kaida can also be part of a longer one by simply inverting the first two phrases ("dh� tirakita" and "dh� ti dh� ge n�") :

dh� ti dh� ge/n� dh� tirakita/dh� ti dh� ge/dhin n� ge n�
dh� tirakita dh�/ti dh� ge n�/dh� ti dh� ge/tin n� ke n�
t� ti t� ke/n� t� tirakita/t� ti t� ke/tin n� ke n�
dh� tirakita dh�/ti dh� ge n�/dh� ti dh� ge/dhin n� ge n�

Isn't that interesting !

Sincerely, Gabriel
Chas
Re:Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" Jun 01, 2004 01:44 p.m.

Yes, that's right! As a matter of fact, on his "selects" album, Zakir plays almost exactly that. Instead he simply plays:

DhaTi DhaGhe NaDha trkt
DhaTi DhaGhe Tina Kena
TaTi DhaGhe NaDha trkt
DhaTi DhaGhe Dhina Ghena

Note the somewhat short khali section in the theme. Then after a tihai he plays the same thing again but using "KiteTaKa" or "kttk" instead of trkt for a stronger effect. From what I understand this is a very famous kaida, but my teacher hasn't taught it to me so far. But he has shown me very similar kaidas. I've also heard this one:

DhaTi DhaGhe NaDha trkt
DhaTi DhaGhe Dhina Ghena
kttk trkt tkTa trkt
DhaTi DhaGhe Tina Kena
TaTi TaKe NaTa trkt
TaTi TaKe Tina Kena
kttk trkt tkTa trkt
DhaTi DhaGhe Dhina Ghena

The Ta in line 3 is on sur.
Gabriel
Re:Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" Jun 01, 2004 02:38 p.m.

Dear Chas,

This last Kaida you wrote is an interesting one. Sort of a mix with a rela� Great ! I suppose we can also replace "kttk trkt tkt�" by "trkt tktr ktt�".

An other version of what brought us here is simply to replace "tirakita" by silence. I heard this Kaida many times and it gives a nice contour and a place to make kind of a glissando (from lower to higher sound) on the bayan. Here it is :

dh� - - dh�/ti dh� ge n�/dh� ti dh� ge/dhin n� ge n�
dh� tirakita dh�/ti dh� ge n�/dh� ti dh� ge/tin n� ke n�
t� - - t�/ti t� ke n�/t� ti t� ke/ tin n� ke n�
dh� tirakita dh�/ti dh� ge n�/dh� ti dh� ge/dhin n� ge n�

Sincerely, Gabriel
Daniel
Re:Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" Jun 02, 2004 11:23 a.m.

Hello friends!

very nice one. . here`s another nice ar-lay kayda:

Dha~Tirekit, Taketirekit, DhaGheDhin, NaGiNa |
DhaTiGi , NaDhaTi , DhageT�n, NaKiNa |
Ta~Tirekit, Taketirekite,TakeTin, NaKiNa |
DhaTiGi, NaDhaTi, DhageDhin, NaGiNa |

variations on demand!
Best regards, Daniel
Gabriel
Re:Tintal Kaida using "dha tirakita dha ge na" Jun 03, 2004 02:24 p.m.

Dear Daniel,

Very nice one as well ! I especially like this part of the theme :
DhaTiGi , NaDhaTi

It gives a nice flow within the composition and it open doors for variations.

You surely know that, but just to make sure that everyone understands, all tintal Kaidas in ari lay, like this one, can be played in barabar ektal.

Sincerely, Gabriel
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