This stroke is particular to the pakhawaj and can be spoken as tun or ge depending on the context.

It is played with a flat hand to strike the drum so that the big knuckles of all four fingers meet the rim of the drum while the ends of all four fingers bounce onto the syahi (black spot) to create a resonant sound, the big knuckles must remain on the rim to control the sound. ….(CHECK MY DESCRIPTION HERE PLEASE)

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Tun or Ge - first part of the stroke

Tun or Ge - first part of the stroke

TUN or Ge - second part of the stroke

TUN or Ge - second part of the stroke


 

Listen, speak and play along with the video below

tun bol

Ge bol