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surbahar|ˈsɜːbəhɑː(r)|
[Bengali surbāhār.]
A mellow-toned Indian stringed instrument or esraj, larger than a sitar.
1896S. M. Tagore Universal Hist. Mus. 88 A distinguished musician Babu Kally Prosonno Banerji..plays skilfully on the Víná, Sur-báhár and Setár. 1914A. H. F. Strangways Music of Hindostan iii. 88 Next to the expressive vīnā comes the dignified surbahar. 1927Grove's Dict. Mus. (ed. 3) II. 706/1 The Surbahar (Calcutta) has sympathetic strings, a mellow tone, is fatiguing to play and expensive to buy. 1969R. Shankar My Music i. 37/1 A cousin of the sitar is the large, deep-toned surbahar. 1979Radio Times 6–12 Jan. 54/6 (heading) Imrat Khan plays surbahar and sitar. |