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Keherwa Taal is one of the most popular and widely used Taals in Indian music, especially in light classical and devotional music, as well as folk songs. It consists of 8 beats (matras) arranged in 2 equal divisions of 4 beats each. Structure: Beats (Matras): 8 Divisions (Vibhag): 2 Clap (Tali): The first beat of the first division (1st beat). Wave (Khali): The first beat of the second division (5th beat). Theka (Basic Pattern): The standard theka (rhythmic pattern) for Keherwa Taal is: Dha Ge Na Ti | Na Ka Dhi Na Tali (Clap): 1st Beat (Dha): This is the first clap of the cycle, marking the beginning of the Taal. The Tali on the 1st beat (Dha) is strong and emphasizes the start of the rhythmic cycle. Khali (Wave): 5th Beat (Na): The Khali is on the 5th beat, indicated by a wave of the hand instead of a clap. The Khali is lighter and provides a contrast to the Tali, creating a sense of balance within the cycle. Description: Keherwa Taal is very versat
