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Kamaicha is also a bowed string instrument, with a large skin covered resonator, and a bow made of sheesham wood and horse hair. Khanjari is a hand-held frame drum, with a wooden rim and thin skin ...

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The bow is struck against these strings to play the instrument. Small bells or ghungru are attached to the bow to produce a jingling effect while playing. Tabala has its origin in the ancient Puskara ...

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Thompson is a “luthier,” a craftsperson who builds and repairs stringed instruments that are played with a bow or plucked. The term originated in the Renaissance to describe makers of lutes.