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sitar

A plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings, widely used in Hindustani music.

<p>A plucked string instrument with sympathetic strings, widely used in Hindustani music.</p>
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table drums

A pair of hand drums used in Hindustani music, characterized by complex rhythmic patterns.

<p>A pair of hand drums used in Hindustani music, characterized by complex rhythmic patterns.</p>
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nagaswaram

A loud, double-reed wind instrument used in South Indian temple music.

<p>A loud, double-reed wind instrument used in South Indian temple music.</p>
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Veena

A South Indian plucked string instrument used in Carnatic music.

<p>A South Indian plucked string instrument used in Carnatic music.</p>
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Mridangam

A two-headed drum that serves as the primary rhythmic instrument in Carnatic music.

<p>A two-headed drum that serves as the primary rhythmic instrument in Carnatic music.</p>
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sruti box

A small drone-producing instrument, traditionally using bellows but now often electronic.

<p>A small drone-producing instrument, traditionally using bellows but now often electronic.</p>
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Tambura

A stringed instrument that provides a continuous drone in Indian classical music.

<p>A stringed instrument that provides a continuous drone in Indian classical music.</p>
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Mridangam

Which instrument is primarily used for rhythm in Carnatic music?

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Hindustani music

What type of music commonly uses the sitar?

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Tambura

Which instrument provides a continuous drone in Indian classical music?