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Nepali Sarangi

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Nepali Sarangi

The Nepali sarangi is dif­fer­ent from the In­dian version. Where the In­dian version is more box-like, the Nepali sarangi is much closer to the In­dian saringda. This instrument is very pop­ular in Nepal and is a very impor­tant part of trad­itional Nepali music.



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