Overview

Sindhi Sarangi is a stringed instrument made of wood. This folk instrument is found in Rajasthan. Majorly used by the ‘Langa’ Community of west Rajasthan as an accompaniment to their songs. A bowed instrument. Resonator, finger board and peg box carved out of a single block of wood. A parched resonator with a semi-circular sound hole. Four playing gut strings and twenty-two sympathetic steel strings. Bow held in right hand while the strings are stopped by left hand finger nails. Used by the ‘Langa’ Community of west Rajasthan as an accompaniment to their songs.

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