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What is the Sarangi?
The musical cousin of the swarmandal
A cross between the sitar and the tabla
Stringed instument of treble pitch, playd with horsehair bow
Traditional stringed instrument of Nepal, played with a bow
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Which of the following is NOT an Indian instrument?
T'rung
Bansuri
Tanpura
Harmonium
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How do Indian musicians traditionally learn to play instruments?
Master-student tradition, a student learns from a master
They teach themselves through constant 44practice
Traditional group classes take place in Hindu temples
Parents teach their children, so that skills are 'passed on'
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What is a sitar?
A small fretless lute with 4-5 main strings +2 drone strings
A fancy name for 'tambourine' in Indian
A plucked, long-necked Indian lute with 20 movable frets
A long-necked lute with no frets, only open strings
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What instrument is being played in this video?
Shakuhatchi
Kaval
Bansuri
Trumpet
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What Indian musical effect can be heard here?
Pedal sustain
Alap
Thumri
Drone
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What is a Tabla?
Two small hand drums attached together, played by hand
A two-foot-high bowed musical instrument with 4 strings
Trapezoid-shaped stringed musical instrument made of walnut
Barrel-shaped, two-headed drum, 2nd most popular Indian drum
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What does an Indian ensemble usually consist of?
There is no set ensemble, instruments join as songs progress
A drone, percussion, and woodwind
A soloist, percussion and a drone.
No set ensemble, but there cannot be less than 2 instruments
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What is Tal?
He is known as the 'creator of all music' in India
That's a good question. What is Tal?
A traditional Indian dish
The tal is a repeating rhythm usually played by the tabla
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What Indian instrument(s) can be heard throughout this Beatles song?
Sarangi
Tabla
Tambura
Sitar
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What is a Raga?
A style of song usually composed for wedding ceremonies
A religious dance performed at weddings to bring good luck
Patterns of notes +rhythms used as a basis for improvisation
An Indian percussion instrument played on special occasions
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Which of these instruments can be used for a drone?
Tanpura
Shruti box
All of the above
Sitar
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What is typical of traditional Indian music?
Start off simple, gradually get more complex
Upbeat and poppy
Repetition and drone
Free rhythm, no regular pulse