MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS IN BRAMPTON

There are various types of musical instrument which are used for different occasions and in religious places as mandirs, gurudwaras n many more

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TYPES OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

• TABLA
• HARMONIUM
• SARANGI                                              
• SITAR
• DHOL
• DHOLKI
• TANPURA

TABLA

The tabla, Absolutely the most popular Indian rhythm instrument, is a strangely versatile pair of two small kettle-drums. Both are covered with shield and fixed to leather hoops which are stretched over the body of the drum by means of leather braces.. However, the ultimate origin of the musical instrument is disputed by scholars, some tracing it to West Asia, The tabla is the most usually played drum set in North Indian music.

HARMONIUM

Harmonium is an Indian Reed instrument and is a familiar member of the Indian orchestra. Harmoniums can be used to play chords, melodies, and drones, either personally or all at once. Only from the 1940s, good quality Indian reeds were assembled in Palitana, a town in Gujarat. There are various types of harmonium we carry all types of harmonium in our store majha malwa doaba.

SARANGI
Sarangi is played with a bow and it is known as the mother of all stringed instruments and its sound is closest to the human voice.
 The Sarangi is made outside of a single hollowed wood. It has three main strings, one brass drone and 35 to 40 sensitive strings. The instrument is held vertically while playing.and has always been preferred by vocalists as an able accompaniment. 

DHOL
Dhol is accurate in the earliest ancient Indian sculptural arts as one of the chief sound instruments for ancient Indian music along with tabla. Dhol has been a popular musical instrument in formal and informal dance performances from earlier centuries. nowadays dhol is a very popular instrument all over the world, The dhol is played using two wooden sticks, usually made out of wood, cane, or bamboo stick used to play the deep side of the instrument, known as the dagga in Punjab.

DHOLAK

The dholak is a two-headed hand-drum. It was formerly used in classical dance. nowadays it is used in Indian functions as in pre-wedding festivals.dholak is generally used for Indian folk and classical music, bhajans, and kirtan. It is mostly used in India

SITAR

Sitar is used in a variety of categories.  It is played in north In­dian classical music sangeet, film music, and western fusion music.  It is com­monly found in south Indian classical achievement for folk music.The word sitar is borrowed from the Persian word sehtar, meaning “three-stringed.”The sitar develop in the 16th and 17th centuries.

TANPURA

The tanpura is a long-necked plucked STRING INSTRUMENT, originating from INDIA  found in various forms in Indian music. The tanpura is a drone instrument of Indian music common in both the Hindustani and the Carnatic systems. Tanpura is used in classical folk music and it has a hollow body .the best wood to make tanpura is tun-wood, teak wood is also been used to make this.