Music Q3 MAPEH

• Is a primary rhythmic accompaniment in a Carnatic music ensemble

  Mridanga
• Is a transverse flute of India with six or seven finger holes

  Bansuri
• Originated in India and still played by snake charmers in street performance

  Pungi
• Is a type of bagpipe played in Tamil Nadu, Southern India. The instrument was used to supply a drone to accompany mukha vina (Tamil oboe) music.

  Sruti Upanga
• Is made of wood with a metal at the end

  Shenai
• is an earthen pot. The players use their hands to strike the outer surface.

  Ghatam
• is one of many small metal bells; musical ankh tied to the feet of the dancer.

  Ghrungroo
• is commonly used in religious songs

  Khartal
• Consists of sets of ceramic bowls that are tuned using water. It is played by striking the edge of the beaters.

  Jal Tarang
• is a pair of drums. The name is derived from an Arabic word Tabi which means "drum"

  Tabla
• is a small two - headed drum made of wood with leather drumheads at the both ends.

  Damaru
• is a long necked lucked lute

  Tambura
• is a plucked string instrument

  sitar
• is a one - stringed instrument used in tradition music. Direct wood or coconut shell is used as resonator.

  Ektara
• used in all assemblies to signal the arrival of enemy in battle

  Shofar or Ram's Horn
• is important in both folk and classical form of the Arabs.

  Riq
• Ancient Lyre

  Harp of David/Kinnonr