ContinueNorth India is home to the most popular percussion instrument, the tabla. Usually associated with North Indian classical music, it is also widely used in other music styles and is the most popular percussion instrument in all of India. Known as daya/right and tabla respectively, the highest-pitched drum is also played with the right hand. The tabla, a pair of small drums fundamental to Hindustani music, was invented in the 18th century.
Sarangi comes with a rich background of Indian musical tradition. Earlier, it was extensively used as a folk instrument. The short-necked fiddle fretless, bowed string instrument from the Indian subcontinent. This is the most versatile instrument. It can create every shades of musical notes which accompany with vocal music of any classical Indian musical gharana like dhrupad, khayal, thumri, tappa, bhajan, ghazal, with exact texture and techniques.
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