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Ektara (bahasa Bengali: একতারা, bahasa Pun … Ektara (bahasa Bengali: একতারা, bahasa Punjabi: ਇਕ ਤਾਰ; berarti "satu dawai", juga disebut iktar, ektar, yaktaro gopichand) adalah instrumen satu dawai yang digunakan di Bangladesh, India dan Pakistan. Dapat digunakan untuk menyertai nyanyian Instrumen ini biasanya digunakan pada .an Instrumen ini biasanya digunakan pada .
, Een Ekatar (Eka = 1 en tara = snaar) is ee … Een Ekatar (Eka = 1 en tara = snaar) is een eensnarig Indiaas tokkelinstrument, ook wel ektara of ektar genoemd . De snaar is bevestigd aan een stok of lat. Andere Indiase snaarinstrumenten zijn de dotar (2-snaren), sitar (6, 7 snaren), santar of santur (letterlijk 100 snaren). Dit instrument wordt gebruikt als tijdens het zingen.ent wordt gebruikt als tijdens het zingen.
, Ektara pultsatutako harizko musika tresnar … Ektara pultsatutako harizko musika tresnarik sinpleenetako bat da. Soilik laguntzaile bezala erabiltzen da, melodia baten atzean laguntza emanez. Ek tarak, literalki hari bat esan nahi du, banbu kanabera batean zehar dihoana, banbu kanabera hau, aldi berean, kalabaza batetara finkatua dagoelarik.an, kalabaza batetara finkatua dagoelarik.
, Ektar, betyder en sträng, är ett indiskt f … Ektar, betyder en sträng, är ett indiskt folkinstrument som används både i nord- och sydindien som ett bordun- eller rytminstrument för att ackompanjera sång. Instrumentet är egentligen en kalebass i vilken man har stuckin in en bambupinne och spänt en sträng. Det är troligen ett av de första stränginstrumenten som tillverkades av människorna.trumenten som tillverkades av människorna.
, Ekataro, Ikataro, Ektaro, Jaktaro, Gopiĉando aŭ Gobiĉando, एकतारा (en hinda), ਇਕ ਤਾਰਾ (en panĝaba), একতারা (en bengala), estas muzikilo, nome kordinstrumento, el Barato. Ĝi havas simple 1 kordon. La reson-skatolo estas rondoforma.
, Ektara (Bengali: একতারা, Hindi: एकतारा, Ur … Ektara (Bengali: একতারা, Hindi: एकतारा, Urdu: اِک تارا, Nepali: एकतारे, Punjabi: ਇਕ ਤਾਰਾ, Tamil: எக்டரா; literally 'one-string', also called actara, iktar, ektar, yaktaro, gopichand, gopichant, golki Nepali: गोल्, gopijiantra, tun tuna) is a one-stringed musical instrument used in the traditional music of South Asia, and used in modern-day music of Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan. Two-stringed versions are called dotara (two string), a name which also applies to other instruments. In origin the ektara was a regular string instrument of wandering bards and minstrels from India and is plucked with one finger. The ektara is a drone lute consisting of a gourd resonator covered with skin, through which a bamboo neck is inserted. It is used in parts of India and Nepal today by Yogis and wandering holy men to accompany their singing and prayers. In Nepal, the instrument accompanies the singing of the Ramayana and Mahabharata. Three different instruments used in modern India and not necessarily related have all been called Ektara. One form resembles a lute. To make that version, a bamboo stick (90 cm long) is inserted through the side of a wooden bowl (called a "tumbo") and the top of the bowl is covered with deerskin. The instrument has a single string running from a peg at the top, down the length of the stick-neck, across a bridge on the deerhide soundboard, and is tied at the "spike" where the stick pokes through the bowl. The instrument's string is plucked with the musician's index fingernail. A second instrument (the gopichanta) uses a drum-like body, a one-piece bamboo neck consisting of a pegbox and two laths formed out of a carved section of hollow bamboo with a wooden peg on the side of the pegbox at the upper end, and a skin soundboard with a string attached in the centre. The two bamboo laths are attached to the side of the drum shell and the string goes from the soundboard to a peg at the end of the neck where the laths join the pegbox. This version of the instrument may be played either by plucking the string or by tapping the drumhead. Squeezing and releasing the bamboo laths changes the tension of the string and bends the pitch down and back up. This form is associated with the Bauls of West Bengal, as well as the Tharu people of Udayapur District, Nepal. A third instrument sometimes called ektara, also called the tuṇtuṇe consists of a drum with a stick attached along the outer wall. A string runs from a hole in the drumhead to the a power in the end of the stick. It is played to accompany song, held under the left arm, "tuned to the tonic" and played for rhythm and as a drone. This is an instrument of a of Western India, used by "Hindu Sadhus and Islamic Sufi saints" and by Bhil, Kukna and Warli tribes.ints" and by Bhil, Kukna and Warli tribes.
, Ektara (persisch, Hindi ek târ, „eine Sait … Ektara (persisch, Hindi ek târ, „eine Saite“, Panjabi ਇਕ ਤਾਰਾ), auch ektar, ekanada, ist eine ein- oder zweisaitige Langhals-Spießlaute in der volkstümlichen nordindischen Musik. Auf dem griffbrettlosen Saiteninstrument spielt der Sänger den Rhythmus oder einen Bordunton zur eigenen Begleitung der meist religiösen Lieder.en Begleitung der meist religiösen Lieder.
, Les termes ektara, gopichant, tumbi, tuntina ou yaktaro désignent deux types fort différents d'instruments rustiques du sous-continent indien. Leurs noms indiquent qu'il s'agit d'un monocorde.
, Ektara (język bengalski: একতারা ektara, język pendżabski: ਇਕ ਤਾਰ iktar, dosłownie "jednostrunowy") - jednostrunowy instrument szarpany, popularny na subkontynencie indyjskim, gdzie istnieje około 20 odmian.
, Ektara gopichand, conhecido também como ik … Ektara gopichand, conhecido também como iktar, ektar ou yaktaro gopichand (em bengali: একতারা, em panjabi: ਇਕ ਤਾਰਾ), significando literalmente "uma corda" é um instrumento frequentemente utilizado na música tradicional de Bangladesh, da Índia e do Paquistão. O ektara é constituído de uma corda esticada, uma cabaça feita de madeira ou de coco e um pescoço de pólo ou de bambu. de coco e um pescoço de pólo ou de bambu.
, El ektara es uno de los instrumentos de cu … El ektara es uno de los instrumentos de cuerda pulsada más simples que existen. Se utiliza sólo como acompañamiento, brindando apoyo detrás de una melodía. Ek tara significa literalmente una cuerda, la cual corre a lo largo de una caña de bambú que está a su vez fija a una calabaza, generalmente proveniente de una Lagenaria siceraria.te proveniente de una Lagenaria siceraria.
, Ektara è uno strumento musicale tipico del subcontinente indiano, che veniva usato anche dagli eschimesi. È composto da una sola corda collegata ad un bastone (generalmente di bambù) e ad una cassa di risonanza (generalmente una zucca).
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Ektara è uno strumento musicale tipico del subcontinente indiano, che veniva usato anche dagli eschimesi. È composto da una sola corda collegata ad un bastone (generalmente di bambù) e ad una cassa di risonanza (generalmente una zucca).
, Ekataro, Ikataro, Ektaro, Jaktaro, Gopiĉando aŭ Gobiĉando, एकतारा (en hinda), ਇਕ ਤਾਰਾ (en panĝaba), একতারা (en bengala), estas muzikilo, nome kordinstrumento, el Barato. Ĝi havas simple 1 kordon. La reson-skatolo estas rondoforma.
, Ektara pultsatutako harizko musika tresnar … Ektara pultsatutako harizko musika tresnarik sinpleenetako bat da. Soilik laguntzaile bezala erabiltzen da, melodia baten atzean laguntza emanez. Ek tarak, literalki hari bat esan nahi du, banbu kanabera batean zehar dihoana, banbu kanabera hau, aldi berean, kalabaza batetara finkatua dagoelarik.an, kalabaza batetara finkatua dagoelarik.
, Ektara (bahasa Bengali: একতারা, bahasa Pun … Ektara (bahasa Bengali: একতারা, bahasa Punjabi: ਇਕ ਤਾਰ; berarti "satu dawai", juga disebut iktar, ektar, yaktaro gopichand) adalah instrumen satu dawai yang digunakan di Bangladesh, India dan Pakistan. Dapat digunakan untuk menyertai nyanyian Instrumen ini biasanya digunakan pada .an Instrumen ini biasanya digunakan pada .
, El ektara es uno de los instrumentos de cu … El ektara es uno de los instrumentos de cuerda pulsada más simples que existen. Se utiliza sólo como acompañamiento, brindando apoyo detrás de una melodía. Ek tara significa literalmente una cuerda, la cual corre a lo largo de una caña de bambú que está a su vez fija a una calabaza, generalmente proveniente de una Lagenaria siceraria.te proveniente de una Lagenaria siceraria.
, Een Ekatar (Eka = 1 en tara = snaar) is ee … Een Ekatar (Eka = 1 en tara = snaar) is een eensnarig Indiaas tokkelinstrument, ook wel ektara of ektar genoemd . De snaar is bevestigd aan een stok of lat. Andere Indiase snaarinstrumenten zijn de dotar (2-snaren), sitar (6, 7 snaren), santar of santur (letterlijk 100 snaren). Dit instrument wordt gebruikt als tijdens het zingen.ent wordt gebruikt als tijdens het zingen.
, Ektar, betyder en sträng, är ett indiskt f … Ektar, betyder en sträng, är ett indiskt folkinstrument som används både i nord- och sydindien som ett bordun- eller rytminstrument för att ackompanjera sång. Instrumentet är egentligen en kalebass i vilken man har stuckin in en bambupinne och spänt en sträng. Det är troligen ett av de första stränginstrumenten som tillverkades av människorna.trumenten som tillverkades av människorna.
, Les termes ektara, gopichant, tumbi, tuntina ou yaktaro désignent deux types fort différents d'instruments rustiques du sous-continent indien. Leurs noms indiquent qu'il s'agit d'un monocorde.
, Ektara gopichand, conhecido também como ik … Ektara gopichand, conhecido também como iktar, ektar ou yaktaro gopichand (em bengali: একতারা, em panjabi: ਇਕ ਤਾਰਾ), significando literalmente "uma corda" é um instrumento frequentemente utilizado na música tradicional de Bangladesh, da Índia e do Paquistão. O ektara é constituído de uma corda esticada, uma cabaça feita de madeira ou de coco e um pescoço de pólo ou de bambu. de coco e um pescoço de pólo ou de bambu.
, Ektara (język bengalski: একতারা ektara, język pendżabski: ਇਕ ਤਾਰ iktar, dosłownie "jednostrunowy") - jednostrunowy instrument szarpany, popularny na subkontynencie indyjskim, gdzie istnieje około 20 odmian.
, Ektara (Bengali: একতারা, Hindi: एकतारा, Ur … Ektara (Bengali: একতারা, Hindi: एकतारा, Urdu: اِک تارا, Nepali: एकतारे, Punjabi: ਇਕ ਤਾਰਾ, Tamil: எக்டரா; literally 'one-string', also called actara, iktar, ektar, yaktaro, gopichand, gopichant, golki Nepali: गोल्, gopijiantra, tun tuna) is a one-stringed musical instrument used in the traditional music of South Asia, and used in modern-day music of Bangladesh, India, and Pakistan. Two-stringed versions are called dotara (two string), a name which also applies to other instruments.e which also applies to other instruments.
, Ektara (persisch, Hindi ek târ, „eine Sait … Ektara (persisch, Hindi ek târ, „eine Saite“, Panjabi ਇਕ ਤਾਰਾ), auch ektar, ekanada, ist eine ein- oder zweisaitige Langhals-Spießlaute in der volkstümlichen nordindischen Musik. Auf dem griffbrettlosen Saiteninstrument spielt der Sänger den Rhythmus oder einen Bordunton zur eigenen Begleitung der meist religiösen Lieder.en Begleitung der meist religiösen Lieder.
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