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Indian stringed musical instrument

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  • музыкальный инструмент (ru)
  • intialainen kielisoitin (fi)
  • Indian stringed musical instrument (en)
  • Musikinstrument, indische Laute (de)
  • భారతీయ తీగల సంగీత వాయిద్యము (te)
  • familles d'instruments à cordes (fr)
  • indijsko brenkalo (sl)
  • indyjski instrument strunowy (pl)
  • sydindiskt stränginstrument (sv)
  • telli çalgı (tr)
  • એક પ્રકારનું તંતુ વાદ્ય (gu)
  • שם כללי לכלי מיתר מתת-היבשת ההודית (כדוגמת סיטאר). (iw)
  • nome generico di strumenti musicali indiani a corde pizzicate (it)
  • انواعی از سازهای زهی شبه قاره هند (fa)
  • நரம்பொலி (ta)
  • 古代インド音楽の弦楽器の総称 (ja)
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  • Vichitra veena (en)
  • Rudra veena (en)
  • The Hindu Goddess Saraswati riding a white bird and holding a bīn (en)
  • Plaque with harp vina (en)
  • Saraswati Third Century CE with harp Veena (en)
  • Saraswati with an Eka-tantri vina (en)
  • Saraswati with an ālāpiṇī vīṇā (en)
  • The Hindu goddess Saraswati with a veena (en)
  • bīn or rudra veena (en)
  • painting of kachappi veena from circa 450 CE (en)
  • saraswati veena (en)
  • stick zither veena in the hands of a Kinnari (en)
  • Kinnari vina, 19th century CE, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art (en)
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  • string (en)
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  • 1896 (xsd:integer)
  • Saraswati veena (en)
  • Ca. 1700. Saraswati riding a white bird and holding a northern style bīn . (en)
  • Embekka Devalaya temple, Sri Lanka. A Kinnari holds an ālāpīni vīnī, a type of stick-zither with a half gourd used for the resonator. (en)
  • India, ca. 450-490 CE, Ajanta Caves. A Kinnara holding a lute-type veena, possibly a kacchapī veena . No description survives to go with name. (en)
  • Early 19th century. A bīn or rudra veena without frets. Stick being used as slide on string to choose notes. (en)
  • Saraswati holding an Eka-tantri vina, ca. 1000 CE (en)
  • Saraswati, 3rd century CE with harp-style veena. Variations included the chitra vīṇā with seven strings and vipanchi vīṇā with 9 strings. Chitra veena refers to another instrument today. (en)
  • A rudra veena, now at Musée de la Musique (Paris). The frets are held to the body by a black wax. (en)
  • Vichitra veena, uses a slide to choose notes instead of frets. (en)
  • India, early 19th century. Pinaka veena. Stick used on string as a slide, to choose notes. (en)
  • Plaque with a dancer and a veena (harp) player 1st century B.C. (en)
  • Bangladesh, 10th-12th century CE Saraswati with an ālāpiṇī vīṇā. (en)
  • Kinnari vina, 19th century CE, from the Metropolitan Museum of Art. (en)
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  • Veena has applied to stringed instruments in Indian written records since at least 1000 BCE. Instruments using the name have included forms of arched harp and musical bow, lutes, medieval stick zithers and tube zithers, bowed chordophones, fretless lutes, the Rudra bīn and Sarasvati veena. (en)
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  • The Hindu Goddess Saraswati has been pictured holding different veenas over the centuries. The oldest known Saraswati-like relief carvings are from Buddhist archaeological sites dated to 200 BCE, where she holds a harp-style veena. (en)
  • The eka-tantri developed from the alapini veena. It was longer and had a larger gourd. Over time gourds were added and the instrument may have developed into the rudra veena and the kinnari veena. (en)
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  • Historical vinas, harp, lute and stick zither (en)
  • Saraswati and the vina (en)
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  • Saraswati holding an Eka-tantri vina, ca. 1000 C.E.jpg (en)
  • Plaque with a Dancer and a Vina Player 1st century B.C.jpg (en)
  • Concert de Raghunath Manet pour le Tibet.jpg (en)
  • Embekke Temple, Carving of a Kinnari 0557.jpg (en)
  • Kinnara with kachchapa veena, part of the Bodhisattva Padmapani, Cave 1, Ajanta, India.jpg (en)
  • Pandit Gopal Krishan.png (en)
  • Pinaka vina.jpg (en)
  • Raja Ravi Varma, Goddess Saraswati.jpg (en)
  • Saraswati Third Century AD.jpg (en)
  • Saraswati with bīn on white bird.jpg (en)
  • Kinnari vina, 19th century C.E., from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.jpg (en)
  • One type of Veena, cithare sur tube "Bin" at Musée de la musique, Philharmonie de Paris.jpg (en)
  • Saraswati with an alapini vina, from a larger image God Vishnu with Goddesses Lakshmi and Sarasvati.jpg (en)
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  • A Saraswati Veena (en)
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  • Vina (en)
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  • 90 (xsd:integer)
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  • Veena (en)
  • Vinao (eo)
  • Vina (es)
  • Vina (de)
  • Vînâ (fr)
  • Vina (in)
  • Vina (strumento musicale) (it)
  • ヴィーナ (ja)
  • Vina (snaarinstrument) (nl)
  • Wina (instrument) (pl)
  • Vina (pt)
  • Vina (sv)
  • Вина (музыкальный инструмент) (ru)
  • Віна (музичний інструмент) (uk)
  • 維納琴 (zh)
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