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Meaning of "sarangi"
sarangi (noun): A traditional Indian musical instrument with strings. It is played with a bow and is known for its soulful and emotive sound. The sarangi is often used in Indian classical music and folk traditions
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- A bowed string instrument used in the Hindustani classical music of North India.
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He was first taught sarangi and vocal music.
Khan started his career by playing sarangi.
Sarangi maestro calls present music soulless drudgery.
He was initially trained in the sarangi by his father.
The sarangi is a stringed string instrument similar to a violin.
The national instrument is the sarangi.
It gives a sound like sarangi without being as difficult to play.
Sarangi is a socially committed poet.
Narayan pondered giving up the sarangi and becoming a singer.
The sarangi is the premier bowing instrument of India.
It gives a sound very much like sarangi without being as difficult to play.
Both are similar to the more widely known Indian Sarangi.
The size of Sarangi differs according to the scale it suits on.
Narayan was born in Udaipur and learned to play the sarangi at an early age.
He started his Sarangi and Vocal practice at the small age under his father guidance.
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Narayan was born near Udaipur and learned to play the sarangi at an early age.
Both Victor and Sarangi takes a plunge into the sea and their soul are released.
The Gandarbhas have a unique four string instrument called Sarangi.
The range of the traditional Sarangi almost covers two octaves.
The Sarangi is a folk Nepalese string instrument.
It provides tutorials in the playing of Nepali Sarangi and other Nepali folk instruments.
Playing the sarangi was encouraged by Guru Hargobind.
Ustad Sultan Khan plays the sarangi.
The sarangi had to be retuned between songs ; the harmonium did not, and was soon preferred.
Before the fairly recent introduction of the harmonium, qawwalis were usually accompanied by the sarangi.
The sarangi is the four-stringed instrument played by the Gandharba people.
Narayan 's father later encouraged him to leave school and devote himself to playing the sarangi.
Songs such as " Turn to Dust " introduced sarangi and other instrumentation atypical for the band.
Then, they used to sing their song along with the Sarangi.
In modern Nepali music, Sarangi is one of the famous instruments.
They began to experiment a bit with Indian instruments, such as tabla and sarangi.
The sarangi is really a multi-stringed instrument, somewhat like the violin.
Similarly, two classrooms were also built in Tamadang Sarangi province.
She was the first woman to give a solo sarangi concert and immigrated to Canada in 1984.
The Sarangi is an enchanting instrument which dates back to 5000BC.
His son, Sabir is also a well-known sarangi player.
Brij Narayan 's son, Harsh Narayan, plays the sarangi.
