Which of the following is a Sushir Vadya?
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Correct answer: D
Explanation
Correct Answer:
Option 4 (Gogona)
Explanation:
The Gogona is a traditional wind instrument (Sushir Vadya) played by blowing or using air pressure. It is a type of Jew's harp made of bamboo, played primarily during the Bihu festival in Assam. It is played by placing it in the mouth and creating vibrations with the fingers, producing a melodious sound.
Additional Facts:
Wind instruments: Instruments that are played by air vibrations (such as the flute, shehnai, conch).
Dimdi: It is an Avanaddha Vadya (Avanaddha Vadya) covered with leather (a type of small drum).
Santoor: It is a Tat Vadya (Tat Vadya) with multiple strings that are played by striking them with sticks.
Jhanja (Champaign): This is a 'Ghan Vadya' (a musical instrument) made of metal and played by striking each other.
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