Percussionists \
Ravi Naimpally: Tabla For The Masses
Tabla master Ravi Naimpally tells us how his love for the instrument began early, and how he became a part of his current band, Tasa.

Tabla master Ravi Naimpally tells us how his love for the instrument began early, and how he became a part of his current band, Tasa.
We talk with percussionist River Guerguerian about his muse, music and life, not to mention work – aka his new album, Grooves For Odd Times.
We've compiled a glossary of essential world percussion instruments from Africa, South Asia, Lain America, and many others that you will encounter.
We review Swan's Corsoba Cajon Deluxe — a well-intoned instrument with crisp slap tones and plenty of definition and attack.
One of the most in-demand female percussionists, Evelyn Glennie is a study in determination, allowing nothing to impede her art – not even deafness.
Poncho Sanchez, or El Conguero, is still living up to his nickname sixty years later. In this article he talks about his latest project, Chano Y Dizzy.
Taye bucked the age-old tradition of steel shell construction when they introduced these wood timbales. But the sound, and price, proved to be right.
Meet Snowboy and The Latin Section, one of the few Brits with a Latin band, and take a look at their latest album, Mambo Rage.
Neel Kant Agrawal gets the opportunity to play three particular drums inspired by Jamey Haddad and designed & built by Cooperman's master craftsmen.
Ray Barretto separated himself from many contemporaries by putting more emphasis on improvisational jazz while de-emphasizing his Latin influences.
