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The '''saranda''' is a stringed Indian folk musical instrument which is similar to lutes or fiddles. It has three strings which are played with  with a bow while sitting on the ground in aa upright position. The saranda was designed and created by [[Guru Arjan Dev Ji]]. It has a very deep and mysterious sound.
The '''saranda''' is a stringed Indian folk musical instrument which is similar to lutes or fiddles. It has three strings which are played with  with a bow while sitting on the ground in aa upright position. The saranda was designed and created by [[Guru Arjan Dev]]. It has a very deep and mysterious sound.


The tribes of India, e.g. Tripuris, use the sarinda in their traditional music and dance. It is often the sole accompanyment for a solo or group of folk singer(s).
The tribes of India, e.g. Tripuris, use the sarinda in their traditional music and dance. It is often the sole accompanyment for a solo or group of folk singer(s).


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Revision as of 04:14, 29 March 2009

SARINDA

The saranda is a stringed Indian folk musical instrument which is similar to lutes or fiddles. It has three strings which are played with with a bow while sitting on the ground in aa upright position. The saranda was designed and created by Guru Arjan Dev. It has a very deep and mysterious sound.

The tribes of India, e.g. Tripuris, use the sarinda in their traditional music and dance. It is often the sole accompanyment for a solo or group of folk singer(s).