Question

5 Assamese traditional musical instruments and 3 lines about each of them....plz....

Answer 1

1. Dhol
Dhol is a two faced drum, played with a stick and a hand. Assamese dhol is comparatively smaller than other dhols but relatively produce loud sound.
2. Pepa
Pepa is a wind instrument and has a major role in Assamese music.
Toka
Toka is an important Assamese musical instrument. It is made up of bamboo.[1][2]
3. Gogona
Gogona is a popular Assamese instrument. Bamboo is vibrated to produce sound.
4. Bahi
Bahi or bamboo flute is popular in Assam.
5. Bhortal
Bhortal is used in Vaishnavite culture of Assam mostly. It is made up of metal.

Answer 2

●Dhol is a two faced drum, played with a stick and a hand. Assamese dhol is comparatively smaller than other dhols but relatively produce loud sound.

●Pepa is a wind instrument and has a major role in Assamese music.

●Toka is an important Assamese musical instrument. It is made up of bamboo.

●Gogona is a popular Assamese instrument. Bamboo is vibrated to produce sound.

●Xutuli is used by Assamese people.

●Bahi or bamboo flute is popular in Assam.

●Bin is an old Assamese instrument.

●Bhortal is used in Vaishnavite cultureof Assam mostly. It is made up of metal.

●Khram is a long instrument.

●Madol is popular in Assam.

●Bihutal is a small kind of patital. It is made up of metal.

●Tokari is played in Assam very often.

●Xinga is a wind instrument

●Khol is popular in Assamese music. It is a two faced drum, played with hands.

●Dobas are played in namghars. It is a drum beaten usually with sticks or hands.

●Mridongo is classical Indian instrument is also very common in Assamese folk music.

●Dotara is a stringed instrument and has two strings.

●Nagara is common between Assamese masses. It consists of two drums played together.