If you like Indian music, by all means you should get a sitar. If you like Scottish, go for the bagpipes instead.
The Sitar looks like a guitar but it isn't. Anyway your question. well the sitar is made out of wood. Now there's your answer. Now you can complete your homework or whatever.Thanks for reading thisSparkleeET
he like to learn about Hinduism and playing the sitar
how many strings are on a sitar
The sitar originates in India.
If you like Indian music, by all means you should get a sitar. If you like Scottish, go for the bagpipes instead.
I am a sitar player, and the way we play sitar is by sitting down, and putting one leg over the other and balancing the sitar on the leg that is slanted. We can't look at the frets on the sitar; we can only hear them, which makes it even harder. The sitar isn't that heavy, but sitting down for long periods of time can hurt while balancing an object on your leg.
My favourite Indian instrument is called sitar because, it looks very similar to guitar (I like the look of guitars)and its sound is very high pithed which can make a pice of music soun quite good.lol by pat
The Sitar looks like a guitar but it isn't. Anyway your question. well the sitar is made out of wood. Now there's your answer. Now you can complete your homework or whatever.Thanks for reading thisSparkleeET
he like to learn about Hinduism and playing the sitar
"Sitar" can be used as illustrated in the sentence, "I will learn to play the sitar".
how many strings are on a sitar
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.
The sitar originates in India.
the VIBRATING STRINGS on the sitar
Ravi Shankar is the father of sitar.
No, you would not sit on a sitar because it is a indian instrument looked kind of like a guitar but bigger and longer. -Jackie sexy Powlis