Special Music therapy for everyday activities. Solo Tabla Concert. From the ancient tradition the cycle Teen Taal. With Tabla Umang, you can transform any area into an oasis of relaxation, providing a natural rhythm for the entire body, and helping to reduce anxiety and stress through the power of music. The intricate rhythms created by the celebrated Tabla Player Lacchu Maharaj will provide a soothing, calming effect that will enrich your life. With soothing music, this therapy will be an uplifting experience every time.

Solo Tablas: Lacchu Maharaji. Digital Live Recording in Benares, India. Book in English, color photos by Gianbarberis, with CD.

Lacchu Maharaj - Tabla Guru

Concerts of Tabla for Music Therapy, Meditation, Sacred Dance, Love Relations

Lacchu Maharaji (Lakshmi Narayan Singh), the mystery of whose fingers keep his audience spellbound, takes his entire life in the practice of Tabla, keeping safely the invaluable musical wealth of his father, the renowned tabla player Pandit Vasudev Singhji, who has been a disciple of the greatest Indian tabla players, learning more than 10,000 intricate compositions and elaborating an original technique, then inherited by Lacchu.

Lacchu considers music so pure, he does not mind about name and fame, but just his art. Lacchu has the control of playing tablas of his ancestors, by which one can attract not only living beings but also the five elements of nature. To reach this state he met many spiritual masters, learning so much about life, body, and soul, that his entire life was changed.

In 1962 he started living performances for All India Radio. Topmost artists like Sitara Devi, Bade Gulam Ali Khan, Maya Chatterji, and others, all praised his accompaniment. It happened in some festivals that all the artists wished to play with him and so he had to play for several nights. Until now Lacchu has presented the magic of his Tablas only in concerts in India and Europe.

“Pandit Lacchu Maharaj, a representative of Benares Style, possesses a classic blend of talent in Tabla. He has the distinction of having the rare combination and ‘taalim’ of all the living styles of India”. (Pioneer Varanasi, Nov. 1985)

Lacchu passed away in 2016. J. Amba has the great honor of presenting to the world his first recordings.