SARASWATI VINA
Rudra-Vina
| Saraswati-Vina
| Vichitra-Vina
Hansa-Vina | Santur
| Sursringar | Dotar
| Mohan Vina
Swarmandal / Surmandal
| Ektara / Gopi-Yantra
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SARASWATI VINA
The
popularity of the Sitar in the north of India corresponds
more or less to the Saraswati-Vina in the southern Indian
tradition. It is regarded as belonging to the classical
solo instruments and is similarly structured as the Sitar.
In contrast to the Sitar, however, the resonator of the
Sarasvati Vina is not made from a pumpkin. The whole instrument
is manufactured from one piece of wood. The neck is narrower
than that of the Sitar so the strings cannot be drawn
sideways so much. The Sarasvati Vina does not have any
resonant strings. The frets are cast in a bed of wax and
the bridge has a metal surface. The playing technique
(plucking technique) corresponds to that of the Rudra
Vina or the Vichitra Vina.
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of 19 %.
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Saraswati
Vina: 890,-- EURO
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