- The
nagara or
naghara is a drum used in India.
There are
several types of
naghara,
which is
considered to be the lead
instrument in
mandir ceremonies...
- are a
number of
types of
naghara such as,
goltug naghara, bala
naghara and
manual naghara.
Gosha naghara are two
joined nagharas with the same
height but...
- The naqareh, naqqāra,
nagara or
nagada is a
Middle Eastern drum with a
rounded back and a hide head,
usually pla**** in pairs. It is thus a membranophone...
- well as pilgrims.
Dhamaal is
usually preceded by the
beating of a drum (
naghara) and
ringing of bells, as
pilgrims raise their hands,
start to skip steps...
-
performed traditional Eastern instruments like the kamancha,
zurna and
naghara. Most of
these melodies have long
since been forgotten. However, one by...
- (Turkish language) that says "toy-dan-sora-
naghara!" This
literally means after the
wedding ceremonies naghara! This
instrument helped the
doctors to deal...
- Lerik, Astara, Lankaran,
Masalli and Jalilabad. "Just like the
naghara,
gosha naghara,
gaval and
other percussion instruments, the
lagguti is
widely used...
-
various cultures in the
Caucasus region, e.g. the duduks. The
zurna and
naghara duo is also po****r in
rural areas, and pla**** at
weddings and
other local...
- A pair of gosh
naghara....
-
known as Bansri/Basri in
Sindhi Pungi known as Been/Murli in
Sindhi Narr
Naghara Dhol/Dhul
Dholak Harmonium Borrindo Rabbab Khartal/Chapri/Dando
Benjo Chang/Morchang...
