This beautiful rose wood Dilruba is from apparently from the 1940s. However, not confirmed, but what ever its age, the wood is showing a lot of history in its body. Its suprisingly in very good condition. The wood patterns are stunning and clearly has been well restored and given a lot of love. Beautiful bone pegs give a touch of antiquty,
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- The Tabla Repair series
- Tabla Repair 1 - The tools
- Tabla Repair 2 - Removing the old skin
- Tabla Repair 3 - Measuring and choosing a new tabla skin
- Tabla Repair 4 - Attaching the under ring and the skin
- Tabla Repair 5 - Attaching the Badhi
- Tabla Repair 6 - Removing the slack from the Badhi
- Tabla Repair 7 - Adding tension to the badhi
- Tabla Repair 8 - Balancing the pitch and adding the gittis
- Tabla Repair 9 - Tidying up the badhi
- Tabla Repair 10 - opening the sound with a thread (jiva)
- Tabla Repair 11 - Re-tightening the badhi
- Tabla Repair 12 - Cleaning the skin
- Tabla Repair 13 - Fixing the Buzz on the Shyahi
- Soumalya Mukhopadhyay & Toss Levy in concert
- Mini documentary "the soul of the sound"
- Replacing a string on a sitar
- Replacing a taraf or resonation string on a sitar
- Tying a fret on a sitar
- The correct use of the tanpura Jiva (threads)
- Tanpura , How to deal with slipping and tight pegs
- Replacing a tanpura String
- How to measure the vibrating string length