Easy technique of playing fast tempo "Jhala" in Indian Slide Guitar| Rhitom Sarkar|

[@priyadey7975]

Excellent lesson and demonstration Sir

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Darun sir just darun....❤️👍

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Very useful lesson and nice demonstration

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Veruy Useful lesson. Nice demonstration. want more videos of this type.

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Very Useful lesson. Really helpful. Thanks for posting.

[@ragarhitom]

Thank u

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[@priyadey1648]

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[@anamikasaha6921]

Very Useful Lesson

[@hawaiianguitarbyplnsrirama8311]

Great explanation

[@sandipchatterjee2595]

very useful lesson. Want more of this type

[@shubhamchakraborty1410]

Thanks a ton Rhitom da for this vdo. 🙏🙏🙏

[@ragarhitom]

Welcome

[@chandrimasarkar6710]

Excellent

[@hawaiianguitarbyplnsrirama8311]

Well explained. Thanks sir.

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Too good teaching sir 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@ragarhitom]

Thanks a lot

[@ankitsingh4007]

superb lesson

[@Adhyayana]

Thank you very much

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Nice

[@ragarhitom]

Thank u

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Awesome. Thanks a lot 🙏🙏💐

[@ragarhitom]

Thank u

[@rishisingh6614]

Thanks a lot for posting such useful tips and techniques for slide guitar playing. Very Useful.

[@ragarhitom]

Thank u

[@arupratan1978]

Great lessons!!!
But I guess when you play note your hand should stick to the string and goes up.
Also both back side and front side jhala should be shown

[@parthacgr]

Which guiter is to buy please suggest

[@dineshkumarghosh6442]

Apni je jhala bajachhen thumb ta ka to no. Tare 2no tare kon finger chikari te kon finger ta use hobe ektoo balben please.

[@koliady4]

Thanks a lot Rhitom!
One question - I have a chikari string above the fretboard and not below. How do I adept the right hand patterns?

[@ragarhitom]

U can try the reverse jhala technique

[@vineetsrivastava9898]

Hi Rhitom, thanks for this video. Very useful for students. Two questions. The last pattern ... Chi da ra chi da ra da ra ... The counting is still 1 2 3 4 , 1 2 3 4, right.
Also, there are two Chikari strings, do you play them both in a single stroke of 'chi'. Thanks again, really appreciate these videos

[@ragarhitom]

Beat 1 - Chi da
Beat 2- Ra chi
Beat 3- da ra
Beat 4 - Da ra

[@ragarhitom]

Yes

[@ragarhitom]

Both strings