Introduction And Use Of Sambal Musical Instrument
Introduction
- Sambal is a tabla instrument made of brass, wood, parchment, iron and cotton. This folk instrument is found in Maharashtra.
- Sambal is a folk membranophone instrument from western India. It consists of two wooden drums attached side by side, with heads of skin stretched over their top mouths.
- One drum has a higher pitch than the other. The instrument is played with two wooden sticks, a beater with a circular tip.
- Sambal is also a traditional drum of Gondhali people. Sambal is a folk drum played among the Kokna people of Dadra, Nagar Haveli, Maharashtra, Goa and northern Karnataka in western India.
Use
- Sambal is a traditional musical instrument used by those who are servants of Goddess Mahalakshmi Devi and used in Gondal worship.
- Sambal is mainly used in folk and traditional music during processions and other religious occasions.
- Sambal is mainly used in folk and traditional music during processions and other religious occasions.
Material
- Brass, Wood, Parchment, Iron, Cotton
Answer The Question Of Sambal –
In which state is Sambal played?
Sambal is a folk drum played among the Kokna people of Dadra, Nagar Haveli, Maharashtra, Goa and northern Karnataka in western India
Which metal is the sambal made of?
Sambal is a tabla instrument made of brass, wood, parchment, iron, cotton.
How to use Sambal?
Sambal is a traditional musical instrument used by those who are servants of Goddess Mahalakshmi Devi and used in Gondal worship. Sambal is mainly used in folk and traditional music during processions and on other religious occasions.
