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 Ancient Roman Musical Instruments [Vote Average: 3, Total Votes: 34, Hits: 470]
Ancient Roman musical instruments names include the wind instruments like the tuba and the cornu, and the stringed instruments like the lyre and the kithara from which the guitar is believed to have originated. These instruments reflect a strong influence of the foreign cultures like those of the Greeks and the Estrucans.
Debopriya Bose
Updated On: 7/29/2009
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Ancient Greeks, Roman Music, Ancient Roman Musical Instruments, Roman Empire, Roman History Music, Religious Ceremonies, Mid-Eastern, African Regions, Ancient Roman Music, Roman Wind Instruments, Roman Tuba, Cornu, Aulos, Stringed Instruments, Lyre, Kithara, Lute, Percussion Instruments, Tympani, Sistra, Ancient Roman Music Instruments
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 Different Types of Musical Instruments [Vote Average: 3, Total Votes: 44, Hits: 774]
Every single musical instrument, African djembe to the Indonesian gamelan angklung and the Arabic shababa to the Indian sitar, is a testament to the fact that music is a universal language having multiple dialects.
Parashar Joshi
Updated On: 7/29/2009
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Indian Musical Instruments, Wind Instruments, Percussion Instruments, Brass Instruments, String Instruments, Electronic Instruments, Flute, Piccolo, Shakuhachi, Clarinet, Shehnai, Saxophone, Harmonica, Drum, Djembe, Tabla, Nagara, Trumpet, Trombone, Bugle, French Horn, Guitar, Piano, Violin, Sitar, Cello, Mandolin, Sarod, Santoor, Piano Keyboards, Octopads, Rhythm Machines, Synthesizers, Samplers
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 Musical Instruments: Introduction [Vote Average: 3, Total Votes: 325, Hits: 4781]
Rudra veena, Saraswati veena, Kacchapi veena, kokkara, gargara, ruga braiya, kirikittaka, scokti vadya, tabla, dagga, thali, dhimmas, tippani, sankh, pancha vadya, lebang gumani, kakali, gatra veena, daivi veena, daravi veena, chitra, vipanchi, pungi, shehnai, muraja, jagante barisu, aghati, adambara, lambara, nadi, karkari, vana, suska, kin, che, t'u, chu, tala, vitata, karuvi, sitar and sarode...
Dr. B. Chaitanya Deva
Updated On: 3/14/2007
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 Folklore of Haryana (Part-II) [Vote Average: 3, Total Votes: 419, Hits: 7127]
Haryana is rich in folklore. As noted elsewhere, the region is inhabited by simple, unsophisticated people, with traditions of their own...
D. C. Verma and Sukhbir Singh
Updated On: 3/14/2007
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 Indian Musical Instruments: Drums [Vote Average: 3, Total Votes: 504, Hits: 11513]
Avanaddha vadya, pushkara, panava, dardura, ghana vadya, mridanga, kharram, tumbaknari, khole, table, dagga, khung, nagara, sindhi sarangi, santoor, veena, pamba, mohori, panchmukha vadya, chandra piraai, surya pirai, daff, chengun dafli, tammate, gna, mridangam, tribal dhole, hudukka, idakka, burra, gummate, ghumat, tribal nagara, kudamuzha and pakhavaj...
Dr. B. Chaitanya Deva
Updated On: 3/14/2007
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