Dear Rasikas
New article posted by the Kalaparva at http://www.kalaparva.com. Appreciate your comments.
Best Regards
Santosh
Sarangi: Gaining its Sheen?
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Nick H
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Re: Sarangi: Gaining its Sheen?
I've always wondered why it is not played in the South.
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srikant1987
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Re: Sarangi: Gaining its Sheen?
We like the violin too much? 
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Nick H
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Re: Sarangi: Gaining its Sheen?
it will never be displaced now, of course, and yes, I love carnatic violin too.
It is a shame, though, that the sarangi never got a chance. I thought that before --- and even more after reading the article.
It is a shame, though, that the sarangi never got a chance. I thought that before --- and even more after reading the article.
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RaviSri
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Re: Sarangi: Gaining its Sheen?
I have read that sarangi was indeed used in Tamilnadu, in temples. When the oduvars sang the Tevaram after the puja, the sarangi would be played along with it as accompaniment. It was only in the 19th century that the violin displaced the sarangi because violin was easier to handle. The centuries old practice of learning and playing the sarangi was discontinued even in Oduvar families becasue of the advent of the violin.
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sruthi
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Re: Sarangi: Gaining its Sheen?
Is the Dilruba the same instrument as Sarangi?
Found video clips of Anagamali Jose playing the dilruba: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjubq37F2UU
Found video clips of Anagamali Jose playing the dilruba: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vjubq37F2UU