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Amir Khusrau developed it in the 13th century. I Posted the wikipedia sitar article in the related links box below for more information. You may want to see what a sitar looks like.
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Was is a sitar?
If you mean what is a sitar, it is a stringed musical instrument used in classical Indian and Hindustani music.
What does sitar mean?
Sitar is a stringed musical instrument that can be played solo or as an accompaniment to Hindustani Classical Music
What is the function of a sitar?
A sitar is a type of Indian string instrument that is similar to a guitar, but it is larger and played resting on your feet and held up
What exotic music instrument can Taylor Swift play?
Tamborine. sitar. her own trumpet....
What does a sitar look like?
a sitar is string instrument
What musical instrument is not a part of musical culture Greece?
One musical instrument that is not traditionally part of Greek musical culture is the sitar. The sitar is a stringed instrument from India, known for its unique sound and use in Indian classical music. While Greece has a rich musical heritage featuring instruments like the bouzouki and lyre, the sitar does not have any historical or cultural ties to Greek music.
Which is the national instrument of India?
The national instrument of India is the Table and Sitar. They also use different types of lutes and vinas in their music.
Is dilruba is a Indian music instrument?
It is an Indian stringed instrument, a cross between a sitar and a sarangi and is popular in North West India
Interesting facts about the Sitar it is gay?
The sitar is a plucked stringed instrument from India that is commonly associated with classical and folk music. It has a long history and is known for producing a unique and rich sound. The sitar is played with a unique playing technique involving fingerpicking and the use of a metal slide called a "mizrab."
Who is Sitar?
A Sitar is an 800-year-old Indian instrument. NOT a person.
Should you get a sitar?
The Sitar is a stringed instrument from East India. It was introduced to the west during the psychedelic period of the 1960's and 1970's. Most notably was used by the Beatles on some of their later albums, generally played by George Harrison.
What instrument did ravi shankar play at Woodstock?
They play the two-headed drum, also called the Naal drum.
