Indiase Sarod/Sarud, Ali Akbar Khan Style | Geweldig geluid! 1

Kenmerken

Conditie: Gebruikt

Type: Overige typen

Beschrijving

'The sarod is an Indian classical musical instrument which originates from the Senya rebab an Indio-persian instrument played in India from the 16th to the 19th century. It is a 20 to 25-stringed lute-like instrument, whose body is hand carved from a single block of tun (Indian Mahogany) or teak wood, with a steel fretless finger board. The bridge rests on the belly of the instrument which is covered in goat skin. It is played with a plectrum or jaba made of coconut. Four of the strings are melody or playing strings, three are rhythm strings, and the rest are sympathetic and jawari strings, all made of metal. 
Sarod representations have been found in carvings of the 1st century in Champa temple and also in paintings in the Ajanta caves. It is similar to the Rabab of Afghanistan and Kashmir. The instrument was modified by Amir Khusru in the 13th century.'

Wordt geleverd inclusief Sarod gig bag en speciale Sarod Plectrum.