5 lines on assamese dhol,assamese flute and assamese pepa
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Explanation:
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.
ASSAMESE DHOL
it is a folk music instrument of Assam.
It is two faced drum made up of mango and jackfruit.
A dholiya (one who plays dhol) beats the the right side with mari(a bamboo stick) and the other side with bare hands.
The side played with hands are made up of cow's leather and other with bull's.
The common form of the dhol are: Bihu dhol, oja dhol, joy dhol, bor dhol, kowi dhol.
ASSAMESE FLUTE
Bahi or bamboo flute is popular in Assam.
ASSAMESE PEPA
It is a traditional music instrument of Assam.
It is usually made with buffalo horn.
It is particularly used in Bihu dance(folk dance of assam)