bîn (Family of ancient Indian stick zither chordophones)
~ Famille
Description
One of the two subfamilies of Indian chordophones, the North Indian stick zither used in classical Hindustani music has two (or more) large gourd sound resonators and a stick or tube body.
Commonly called "bin", "been" or "bean", the representative is rudra veena, and credits to just "bin" are usually that.
Relations
| de : | Inde |
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| utilisé en : | hindustani classical |
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| type de : | cithare tube |
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| instruments connexes : | vînâ (Family of ancient Indian lute-like chordophones) |
| consiste en : | rudra vînâ (Ancient large North Indian tube zither) tritantri vînâ (Indian medieval three-stringed stick zither) vichitra vînâ (Large North Indian fretless sliding tube zither) |
| hybrides : | bîn-sitar (Hybrid fretted stick-zither) |
| Wikidata : | Q5266546 [info] |
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