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dilruba|dɪlˈruːbə|
An Indian musical instrument having a long neck, three or four main strings played with a bow, and several sympathetic strings.
[1887Hindu Mus. & Gayan Samaj iii. 53 List of musical instruments in India... Dilarubāba.] 1921H. A. Popley Music of India vii. 107 The Dilruba is very much like a sitār, but smaller; and instead of a bowl, it has a belly, covered with sheep-parchment. In shape it is something like the sārangī, and like that instrument it is played with a bow made of horsehair. 1969R. Shankar My Music i. 38/1 Several other bowed stringed instruments not as popular as the sarangi are the dilruba, esraj, and sarinda. |