Introduction And Use Of Pambai Musical Instrument
Introduction
- The Pambai are a small community in southern Andhra who play this instrument. This unit of two drums is held near the player’s waist or placed on the floor, and is beaten with sticks or hands and sticks.
- In simpler varieties, both drums are made of wood, but there is a pambai in which one drum is made of wood and the other of brass: the wooden drum is known as Veeru Vanam and the metal drum as Vengala pambai. Pambai is played in the traditional outfit of Naiyandi Melam.
Use
- Pambai or Pamba is a pair of cylindrical drums used in temple festivals and folk music in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, India. Mostly used in folk music and religious ceremonies in Andhra Pradesh.
Material
- Brass, Parchment, Iron
Pambai’s Question Answer –
In which state is Pambai played?
Pambai is played in the states of Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh.
Of which metal is pambai made?
Pambai is a tabla instrument made of brass, parchment, iron.
How to use Pambai?
Pambai or pamba is a pair of cylindrical drums used in temple festivals and folk music in Tamil Nadu and Andhra Pradesh, India. Mostly used in folk music and religious ceremonies in Andhra Pradesh.
By what other name is Pambai known?
Pambai is also known as Pamba.
