Jhampa Tala
झम्प तालSanskritSay it: jham · pa taa · la
- bh, dh, gh… — the consonant with a breath of air after it
- aa ee oo ē ō — long vowels: hold them twice as long
Suladi tala of laghu, anudrutam, drutam — usually ten beats
RhythmBharatanatyamKuchipudiMohiniyattam
Meaning
Jhampa is the only suladi tala that uses the anudrutam. Its pattern is a laghu, an anudrutam and a drutam. Its usual form is misra jati, giving ten beats (7 + 1 + 2).
Also written: jhampa talam, jhumpa tala, jampa tala, jhampa