Type: TAT VADYA
Sarangi is a stringed instrument made of wood, steel, snakeskin, and horsehair. This traditional instrument is found in many parts in North India and is a popular instrument in Bihar. Majorly used as a prominent accompaniment to the vocalists in Northern Indian Classical music, and also for solo performance in North India and is used in folk and traditional music in Bihar.
Material: Wood, steel, horsehair
A bowed instrument scooped out of a single log of wood. Three main playing strings of gut, of varying thickness. Thirty seven sympathetic steel strings. Played with a bow made of horsehair. Strings are stopped not by fingertips but by the base of the nails. Used as a prominent accompaniment to the vocalists in Northern Indian Classical music, and also for solo performance.
Material: Wood, snake skin, steel
Wooden body with peg box, short finger board and a pear shaped resonator. Lower opening is covered with snake skin. Two main strings of gut and four sympathetic steel strings. Played with a bow and used in folk and traditional music.