Sarangis, including the totta model. The hardest instrument we sell and the one that sounds most like the human voice. Buy one only with a teacher, and we will say that plainly.
$699 to $1,039. Prices include free shipping to the USA, UK, Germany, Australia and many more countries.
Sarangis, including the totta model.
The sarangi is the hardest instrument we sell and the one that sounds most like the human voice. No frets, strings stopped with the fingernails, and dozens of sympathetic strings ringing beneath. Pritam Singh's instruments are what we put in front of players serious enough to take that on.
Buy one only with a teacher. We will say that plainly. Sarangi does not reward self-teaching from videos, and even the setup and tuning need guidance. If you want a bowed instrument you can progress on alone, buy a dilruba instead and come back to sarangi later.
See Sarangi.
Questions we get asked
What do they build?
Sarangis, in three models. Jooda is the smaller instrument, Totta is larger with a fuller low register, and Classical is the full concert specification.
Should I buy one as a beginner?
Only with a teacher, and we will say that plainly. The sarangi does not reward self teaching.
Which model should I choose?
Jooda if size and handling matter, Totta for a fuller low register, Classical for eleven main strings and twenty four sympathetics.