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India is certainly no stranger to music. This land of mystical beauty and a myriad cultures, also plays home to some o…

Qus:-Why Should I Buy Esraj Over Dilruba? Ans:- You might like the esraj if Dilrubas seem to big. Qus:-In what kind of…

Esraj is an accompanying musical string instrument especially in Rabindra sangeet. In Hindustani classical music howev…

Qus:- Where to Buy Dilruba ? Ans:- Finding the right dilruba is a task in itself. Ask someone who has ever tried to g…

Dilruba is around 200 years old and is one of the most popular bowed stringed instruments in North India. Its mention i…

Qus:- How can I get the bass side of my Dholak to create lower tone? Ans:- There is a certain type of putty (paste) m…

The Dholak is one of the most widely utilized drums in the folk music of India. It is not used for classical music whe…

Qus:-What difference doe sit make whether I buy Steel, Fibre or Sheesham wood Punjabi Bhangra Dhol ? Ans:- The differe…

Existence of the Punjabi Bhangra Dhol can be dated back to the 15th century. Earlier it was used by Sikhs during the w…

Qus:- I am new to Indian musical instruments. Do you think Harmonium is a good choice for someone who is new to learnin…

Unlike the instruments that have been previous taught or examined in the music of India, the harmonium is one of the mo…