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need a good tabla teacher who can teach classical and light in the midlands area he has to be on top noch level lol, and dont mention the naamtharee guy he charges to much

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need a good tabla teacher who can teach classical and light in the midlands area he has to be on top noch level lol, and dont mention the naamtharee guy he charges to much

I Heard They Teach Tabla And Keertan At Wolves Sedgley Street On Monday And Tuesdays 5.7 I Think! I Think Harkewal Singh Teaches (I Think Thats His Name). I Heard Him A Few Times And Hes Good!

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every sunday, nanaksar gurdwara sahib, waterloo road, capehill, birmingham. the table ustaad is one of the best one in midlands and may be in top 5 in the whole uk. i dont know his name, but he is (mona) guy but teaches tabla at some next level.

the timings are from 10am-12noon. but make sure you are there before 10am...

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need a good tabla teacher who can teach classical and light in the midlands area he has to be on top noch level lol, and dont mention the naamtharee guy he charges to much

I think this Ustaad will help u :)

LOL :)

Bhul chuk maaf karna

Guru Fateh Ji

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Singh! That was my ustaad! He's the best! He plays so fast he needs people to wipe away the drool!

LOL

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