Nadaswaram
Also: Nagaswaram
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A loud ceremonial wind instrument for temples and weddings.
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A double-reed wind instrument from Tamil Nadu, known for its very loud sound, usually played in pairs and accompanied by the tavil. It has a hardwood body, a flaring bell and seven finger holes, and is part of the family of auspicious (mangala) instruments. Because of its loudness it is generally played outdoors.
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- Nadaswaram — Wikipedia contributors · article · intermediate · free why useful
- Nadaswaram: South India's Iconic Classical Wind Instrument — HCL Concerts · blog · beginner · free why useful