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The TABLA is a highly sophisticated pair of hand drums from the Indian subcontinent, serving as the primary percussion instrument in Indian and Pakistan classical music. It consists of two distinct drums of different sizes,played together to produce a wide range of tonal and rhythmic possibilities. The two drums are collectively referred to as "tabla," but each has its own name and function, Dayan (Right Drum)Also called the dahina or simply the tabla, it is the smaller, treble drum. Bayan (Left Drum)Also known as the dagga, it is the larger, bass drum. It is bowl-shaped and usually made of metal (copper, brass, or aluminum). It produces deep, resonating bass tones that the player can modulate by applying pressure with the heel of their hand.