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==Pi Sitar== |
==Pi Sitar== |
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The pi sitar is a smaller version of its cousin, the sitar, but the characteristic long neck and gourd-based soundbox show it to be the larger instrument's twin in all but size. |
The pi sitar is a smaller version of its cousin, the sitar, but the characteristic long neck and gourd-based soundbox show it to be the larger instrument's twin in all but size. |
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Uses Five gut strings.
No tool is needed to play this instrument.
Bard recall
The sitar has an extremely long, flat, fretted neck that joins at one end with a large, gourd-based sound box. Five strings course down the neck along finely-carved frets to an ornamental gourd resonator, meant to keep the sitar level when placed upon the ground.
Pi Sitar
The pi sitar is a smaller version of its cousin, the sitar, but the characteristic long neck and gourd-based soundbox show it to be the larger instrument's twin in all but size.