Tambura
Also: Tanpura
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Sounds a continuous drone, usually on Sa and Pa, throughout a concert.
About
A long-necked plucked instrument with usually four strings and a gourd body. The open strings are plucked in turn so the sound is continuous, and the curved bridge gives a buzzing richness. It does not play a melody; it gives the ear a fixed reference. Electronic shruti boxes and apps are now widely used as substitutes.
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- Tanpura — Wikipedia contributors · article · intermediate · free why useful
- What Is Tanpura? Indian Music Guide | Artium Academy — Artium Academy · blog · absolute-beginner · free why useful