How did the pungi had been transformed into shehnai? (5marks) ()
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He got a hollow stem, wider and longer than the pungi, made seven holes on it and blew into it, closing and opening the holes. It produced soft, melodious music. As this instrument had been developed by a barber called 'nai' in India and was played in the king's court called 'shah', the instrument was named 'shehnai'.
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Pungi made a shrill noise. A barber of Aurangzeb’s kingdom chose a pipe with a natural hollow, longer and broader stem than the pungi and made seven holes on the body of the pipe. It produced soft and melodious sound. As the story goes, since it was first played in the Shah’s chambers and was played by a nai (barber), the instrument was named the ‘shehnai’.
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