Find outstanding Indian musical instruments in the UK

ILFORD, U.K. - June 28, 2018 - PRLog -- Music has always been an important part of the great Indian Culture and tradition. Indian music is said to have its origin from Vedas which were written centuries ago. Indian music is versatile and has so many faces. There are a large number of different musical instruments available if you talk about the Indian classical and traditional music. Some most popular Indian musical instruments are given here.

Tanpura

Tanpura is a very important musical instrument in the Indian music. It is also known as Tambora, Tambura, Tumbura and Tamura in the different parts of the country. Tanpura is used to give the base note (ardhswara) while performing Indian classical music. A good Tanpura can produce all the seven notes of the gamut. Basically, Tanpura is used to create a melodic background and not the melody. It does not produce a specific note or rhythm rather produce an amazing background sound.

Tabla

Tabla is said to have emerged from another ancient Indian musical instrument called Pakhawaj. Basically, Tabla is a pair of two small drums played with hands. The right-hand drum is called Dayan and the right-hand and drum is called Bayan. In order to produce the sound, the music performer uses different strokes of fingers and hands on both the drums. Each stroke has a corresponding syllable which can be used for both performance and teaching purpose. Tabla is among one of the oldest Indian musical instruments and has a worldwide recognition.

Flute

Flute is regarded as the first ever wind instrument. It is being used from the stone age to produce melodious music. Generally, a Flute is a wooden pipe which has 5 to 6 holes from which sound is produced. The player uses his hands and mouth to produce the melody. To play a flute, you have to blow across the opening of the pipe  and then the flow of air creates music. There are different types of flutes like Piccolo, Alto flute, bass flute,

Sarangi

Sarangi is another instrument when we talk about the Indian musical instruments. It is a popular instrument not only in the Hindustani classical music but also in the folk music. It is an instrument which can produce all the nuances of vocal music of any style. No matter it is Thumri, Drupad, Tappa, Khayal, Bhajan or Gazal you can produce the melody with this amazing instrument. Sarangi is made up of teak wood, has forty strings out of which thirty seven are sympathetic and played with a bow. It can be used to accompany the singer and a solo instrument both.

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