Sarangi

The sarangi is a bowed instrument of North Indian music, known for a sound often compared to the human voice. Its sympathetic strings, curved body, and demanding left-hand technique make it especially suited to raga nuance, vocal accompaniment, and solo expression. The tag connects India, Indian classical music, and the long history of bowed melodic instruments.

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  The Hindustani maestro who arranged the Sārangī fiddle for a classical solo

  The sārangī fiddle, mainly used on the Indian subcontinent, is perhaps one of the most complex bowed string instruments...