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INSTRUMENT CATALOGUE
STRING INSTRUMENTS
Sitar
Style: RAVI SHANKAR
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Sitar RAVI SHANKAR 1200€
Ravi Shankar style cedar wood sitar (decorated). Includes 1 mizrab, 1 set of strings and padded bag. ***Pack sitar + Fiberglass case: 1100€
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Sitar RAVI SHANKAR Professional 2000€
Professional teak wood Ravi Shankar style sitar: €2,000 including 1 mizrab, 1 set of strings and fibreglass case.
Professional sitars only made to order.
Sitar
Style: VILAYAT KHAN
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Sitar VILAYAT KHAN - Semi-professional
900€Sitar made from cedar wood. The price includes 1 mizrab, 1 set of strings and a padded bag.
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*Pack Sitar + Fiberglass case 1000€
Vilayat Khan style sitar made from cedar wood.
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Sitar VILAYAT KHAN - Professional 1600€
Professional Vilayat Khan sitar made of teak wood. The price includes 1 mizrab, 1 set of strings and a fibreglass case.
Surbahar
It is closely related to the sitar, but has a lower range of tones and a wooden neck with wide frets, allowing for a six-note glissando on the same fret. It has four rhythm strings, four main strings, and 15 to 17 sympathetic strings. There are two bridges; the main strings pass over the large bridge and the sympathetic strings over the small bridge.
Saraswati Vina
Created in the 17th century, it is associated with Saraswati, goddess of learning and the arts. It is a plucked string instrument used to accompany Carnatic music (southern India). The veena has been modified and refined over centuries and has been used since ancient times. It has 24 fixed copper frets and seven strings, four of which are used for the melody and the other three (thalam) as rhythmic notes and pedals. It is made of jackwood and, in addition to the sound box, has a second pumpkin-shaped resonator under the pegbox.
Sarod
A smaller version of the sitar. It consists of a sound box and a light neck made of teak or boxwood, all covered with skin.
It has six melodic strings and two bass strings. Several sympathetic strings run through the deep body of the sarod, which is covered with skin and has a metal fingerboard.
STYLES:
Semi-professional style Ali Akbar Khan or Amjad Ali Khan
Professional style of Akbar Khan or Amjad Ali Khan
Sarod dimensions: 1.10 cm x 0.3 cm x 0.20 cm. Approximate weight with case: 15 kg.
Dotara
A very popular stringed instrument in north-western India, a cross between the sitar and sarangi. It has 18 movable frets that are adjusted depending on the raga being played.
It has four main strings and 22 sympathetic strings and is played with a bow called a gaz.
PRICE: 280€
Weight: 2540 g. Dimensions: 1.15 cm
Sarangi
A stringed instrument that most closely resembles the human voice in its richness and melodiousness. Played as a solo instrument or to accompany Khyal singing.
It consists of four main strings without frets and between 35 and 40 sympathetic strings.
Described by Yehudi Menuhin as ‘the most moving and revealing expression of the soul of Indian feeling and thought’.
Weight: 2300 g. Dimensions: 0.86 cm x 0.18 cm x 0.22 cm
Dilruba
A very popular stringed instrument in north-western India, a cross between the sitar and sarangi. It has 18 movable frets that are adjusted depending on the raga being played.
It has four main strings and 22 sympathetic strings and is played with a bow called a gaz.
Weight: 2540gr. Dimensions: 1,15 cm
Dilruba
Dilruba
Esraj
A bowed instrument very similar to the dilruba but with fewer sympathetic strings.
Dimensions: 1,30cm
Raavan Hatha
Traditional stringed instrument from Rajasthan
Dimensions: 1,27 cm
Weight: 2350 gr
Tanpura
Instrumental accompaniment base. Similar in appearance to the sitar, it consists of four or five strings played one after the other in a regular rhythm. The 4th string is tuned to the tonic.
Dimensions: 1,27cm . Weight: 2350 gr
Style:
Traditional female tanpura
Style:
Traditional male tanpura
Swarmandal - Tanpura
Two instruments in one. A type of harp used in Indian music by singers.
Dimensions: 0,87 x 0,24 cm
Weight: 2 Kg
Swarmandal
A type of psaltery used in Indian music by singers. Comes with a padded case.
Dimensions: 1,30 cm
Santoor
It is a zither in the shape of a regular trapezoidal box made of mulberry wood that is played by striking the strings with sticks.
Dimensions: 64x15x57cm
Weight: 4,300gr.
Monhan Vina
Indian guitar: a plucked string instrument used in Indian classical music.
Dimensions: 1,05cm
Weight: 2.885gr.
Hansa Vina
This is the traditional Indian version of the slide guitar. It is a plucked string instrument, similar in appearance to the sitar, but with a shorter neck, ending in a swan’s head shape. Its sound box has a flat back. It has 8 melody strings and 13 sympathetic strings.
Dimensions: 1,10cm
Mandolina Oriental
Instrument consisting of a string and a gourd, used as a rhythmic accompaniment in folk and devotional music.
Dimensions: 0,72cm x 0,26cm
Weight: 355gr.
Ectara de Calabaza
Instrument consisting of a string and a gourd, used as a rhythmic accompaniment in folk and devotional music.
Dimensions: 0,72cm x 0,26cm
Weight: 355gr.
31-string monochord
This multi-stringed instrument is simple but produces a beautiful sound, an echo of the Cosmos.
The vibration of all the strings in the same place simultaneously has the effect of amplifying harmonics, pure tones that are not usually detected by the ear, making them clearly audible. It is used in sound therapy for its powerful relaxing and calming effects.PVP: 1079€
Dimensions: 0,80cm x 0,26cm
Weight: 255gr.
Coto Tanpura Monochord
Dimensions: 0,90cm x 0,26cm
Weight: gr.