- The khol is a
terracotta two-sided drum used in
northern and
eastern India for
accompaniment with
devotional music (bhakti). It is also
known as a mridanga...
- the veena, sitar, or
ektara (strings), the
tabla (one-sided drums), the
mrdanga or
pakhawaj (two-sided drum),
flute (woodwinds), and
karatalas or talas...
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chanting accompanied by
various Indian instruments (such as the tabla,
mrdanga and harmonium), and it may also
include dancing and
theatrical performance...
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continuous notes and
sounds of
musical instruments such as the lute,
flute and
Mṛdaṅga drums, O brahmins—all
these and
other beautiful things are enjo**** by virtue...
- orchestra: Bin, Tokari, Dotara,
Nagara and
different styles of
drums (
mrdanga, dhol, dambaru, etc). "Book
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membranophones 211.222 Brunei,
Malaysia and
Philippines percussion drum Khol (
Mrdanga)
membranophones 211.232
India percussion drum
Krakebs membranophones 2...
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accompaniment of
instruments such as the harmonium, tablas, the two-headed
mrdanga or
pakhawaj drum, and
karatal hand cymbals. A
mantra is a sound, syllable...
- by
cymbals (kartal or manjira) and double-headed drum (pung or
Manipuri mrdanga) of sankirtan. The
dance drama c****ography
shares the
plays and stories...
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Vrinda Rani -
bharatanatyam dancer Acyuta Gopi -
vocals Ananta Govinda -
mrdanga (khol) [brother to
Acyuta Gopi]
Jvala Mukhi -
backing vocals,
tambura Nistha...
- from the
Middle East Khol, from
India Kus, from Iran Madal, from
Nepal Mrdanga, from
India Naqareh, from the
Middle East,
Central Asia, and
India T****a...
