Musical Instruments in India

Life without music is quite similar to body without soul.SG musical instruments are the manufacturer and supplier of all the varieties of musical instrument. We provide the quality of musical instruments in India. A variety of instrument varying from classical to modern are made available by us. The instruments can be broadly classified as Chordophones (uses string), Aerophones (uses wind), Membranophones (uses drums), Idiophones (non­drum instrument). We deals with all the different classes of the musical instrument and also provide the online service for the convenience of the customer. There are many cities in India which are historically connected to music. Punjab is also a kind of city which is completely full of joy and music. Varieties of musical instruments are made available by SG musical instruments in Punjab and other cities as well. Chordophones are considered as the instruments which makes the use of the string. Usually the strings are tied between two fixed ends.

The stiffness of the strings can be varied manually. Violins, guitars, lyres, and harps are examples. The body of the instrument takes the responsibility of creating the resonance of the sound. The strings are set into motion by either plucking (like a harp), strumming (like a guitar), by rubbing with a bow (like a violin, cello or double bass), or by striking (like a piano).Banjo is a plucked 4­5 string instrument with origins in Africa that traveled to America around the 18th century with African - American traditional music and became a staple of country. The Sarod is highly versatile–when played quickly it can denote excitement and movement, and when plucked slowly it can pull at your heart strings.

Musical Instruments

Tanpura is a 4­string instrument to accompany a Hindustani classical vocalist that does not play a melody, but rather provides a harmonic drone throughout the piece. The beauty of the Tanpura is in its relative simplicity. The singer plucks four strings in order continuously, allowing them to focus on their vocal composition while maintaining harmony. Listen carefully for its deep drone in the background of many classical and semi­classical songs. But with the passage of time some modifications has been made in these instruments to enhance their functionality and music ability. Aerophones are the instruments which makes the use of the Wind as a working element.

The wind is make to pass though the way creating some pleasant sound. Some of the examples are flute, Shehnai, saxophone etc. These instruments usually have some holes over their body which acts as a passage for the air to go out. Flute is one of the oldest instruments. Lord Krishna was a fluid lover and had an incredible mastery over it. Shehnai has its importance in marriages. It is always considered as an essential for the marriage. Membranophones are the instruments which make the use of the drums. Thus the sound can be created by the applying force by some means on the surface which is made for the creation of sound. The drums are achieving very worth importance in the rock bands. Dholak has its own importance in almost all of the Indian festivals.