How to play santoor DVD

The santoor is an ancient stringed musical instrument native to Kashmir (India), with origins Kashmir and Persia. A trapezoid shaped instrument played by light wooden hammers (included). Complimentary gig bag.

The Sarod is a popular Classical, and semi-classical musical instrument. The fingerboard is made from a metallic smooth plate which is fretless. In other words an Indian fretless guitar. The soundbox is covered with skin, and has a bridge which rest on the skin. Complimentary fibre Glass flight case.

Made in punjab, this instrument is made in the shape of a peacock and the word ‘taus’ comes from a Persian word meaning peacock. This instrument is very similar to the dilruba in construction and in playing technique.

This Model includes Air Flight Case. Carved from a block of Tun wood, the Saraangi has a box-like shape with three hollow chambers: Pet (stomach), Chaati (chest) and Magaj (brain). This Classic Calcutta-made sarangi made with well-aged and comes in a Air Flight Case.

Concert model. The dilruba is popular in north-west India. It is found in Punjab, Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra.

This model includes an Air Flight case. The israj is a string bowed  instrument found throughout the north, central, and east regions of India. The Israj  is used in religious music and light classical songs in the urban areas.