Musical instruments--India
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Names and connections
Musical instruments, Indic
- Narrower: Bulbultarang
- Narrower: Bānsurī
- Narrower: Ceṇḍa
- Narrower: Dilrubā
- Narrower: Ghaṭa
- Narrower: Jaltarang
- Narrower: Jhāñjh
- Narrower: Kañjirā
- Narrower: Kob (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Koḷ (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Mridanga
- Narrower: Mukhavīṇā
- Narrower: Mādal
- Narrower: Nāgasvaram
- Narrower: Par (Musical instrument)
- Narrower: Par̲ai
- Narrower: Pung (Drum)
- Narrower: Sarod
- Narrower: Shehnai
- Narrower: Surbahar
- Narrower: Tabla
- Narrower: Tavil
- Narrower: Tāshā
- Narrower: Vicitra vina
- Narrower: Ḍaph
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