Rajasthani sarangi player | Tum Hi Ho | Mehrangarh fort, Jodhpur

The Sarangi is a fretless, bowed string instrument used in Hindustani classical music and folk traditions of north India. Although precise information about the Sarangi is missing, it may have come to India from Central Asia as the bowed Rabab. Etymologically, it may have been derived from either Sarang in Sanskrit meaning ‘spotted deer’ or a variation of ‘Saurang’ in Hindi meaning ‘a hundred colours’

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