The delicacy of Indian classical music is enhanced by the instruments that are used to play it. These instruments have evolved and are distinct from Western musical instruments. Many of them have also been associated with specific cultural roles and traditions. Some of these are the sitar and tabla, but there are many more that you may not be familiar with.

Based on our company Surobani‘s many years of experience in manufacturing and selling, some information about the names of those types of musical instruments and their characteristics is posted in this blog today.

Characteristics of some Musical Instruments by names :

Damroo (wind), Ghungroo, Bansuri, Dholak, Shehnai, Pichwa, Shruti box and tabla and their contener are just some of the many different types of Indian musical instruments available. These traditional instruments play an important role in the history of Indian music and have a long tradition of being played and loved by musicians all over the world.

• One of the most famous musical Indian instruments is the harmonium. Often resembling a keyboard, this is the most popular wind instrument in India and has been featured in numerous Bollywood films and Indian classical melodies. The harmonium comes with a cover to protect the instrument from spills, dirt, and other minor physical damage. It is suitable for both professionals and amateurs and has been praised by experts as well.
• Another wind instrument is the shehnai, a double-reed instrument that is played at events like weddings and temple processions. It is easy to learn and is perfect for beginners who want to get a feel for Indian classical music. The shehnai is made of ebonite and features nickel silver keys, making it sturdy and attractive. This shehnai is also easy to tune, and it comes with a black case that will help protect it from scratches and other forms of wear and tear.
• TARANG stocks an extensive selection of musical Indian instruments, including bansuri (bamboo transverse flute), shehnai, and sruti boxes. Each of these instruments is of high quality and can be purchased at a competitive price. Additionally, TARANG offers all of the necessary accessories and teaching material for your new Indian musical instrument. Simply click on the vertical drop-down menu to find the Indian instrument you need.
•  The sitar is a stringed musical instrument that is derived from the lute family and is popular in northern India and Pakistan. It has a pear-shaped gourd body with a long, wide wooden neck and 13 arched movable frets. The sitar is often found in performances and can be purchased online if you want to learn how to play this Indian instrument. The Sitar has a deep pear-shaped gourd body with both front and side tuning pegs; 13 arched movable frets; and a high tone. It is considered the classical Indian stringed instrument and can be played by both beginners and professionals.
• Another popular and easy-to-play Indian instrument is the bansuri. This bamboo transverse flute can be played by both beginners and professionals. It is also a very good choice for those who are learning the bansuri for the first time. If you are looking for a great quality instrument to play, the bansuri can be a fantastic option. It is made from natural bamboo and has a soothing sound that will be perfect for you!
• This Indian musical instrument is made from the shell of a sea snail that has been specially carved for the execution of a harmonica. This is an essential part of Hindu religious culture. It is a very powerful and deep-sounding instrument that can be used for performance purposes or in other situations. It can also be a wonderful gift to give.

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