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‖ sarod|sæˈrəʊd|
Also saroda, sarode, etc.
[Hindi.]
An Indian stringed musical instrument of Persian origin, variously bowed or plucked. Also attrib. and Comb.
1865Proc. R. Irish Acad. IX. i. 115 Sarrooda, may be called the tenor or second fiddle... The sarrooda is..powerful but..difficult of execution; and it combines the effect of a guitar..and the violin. 1898B. A. Pingle Indian Music (ed. 2) ii. 58 On the..Saroda..the limit of a Ghasita is not fixed. 1921H. A. Popley Music of India vii. 109 The Sāroda or Sarrawat is a sārangi played with the plectrum instead of the bow. 1957New Oxf. Hist. Music I. iv. 224 The sarod, played with a plectrum held between the fingers, has no frets. 1961Observer 26 Nov. 28/1 Two sarod recitals. Srimati Sharan Rani. Foremost woman sarod player, acc. by Chatur Lal (tabla). 1961Guardian 8 Dec. 10/6 Sharan Rani, the famous Indian sarode player, was..in London today. 1975R. P. Jhabvala Heat & Dust 96 They had a tape playing of sarod music. |