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Both are percussion instruments. Mridangam is a South indian classical instrument whereas pakhawaj is a North Indian Classical Instrument. The sound of both percussion Instruments differs there unique identity in Indian Culture and Indian music
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The **pakhwaj** and **mridangam** are both Indian percussion instruments, but they have key differences: 1. **Shape and Construction**: The pakhwaj is larger, typically barrel-shaped with a broader body, while the mridangam is smaller and has a more cylindrical shape. 2. **Playing Technique**:...
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The **pakhwaj** and **mridangam** are both Indian percussion instruments, but they have key differences: 1. **Shape and Construction**: The pakhwaj is larger, typically barrel-shaped with a broader body, while the mridangam is smaller and has a more cylindrical shape. 2. **Playing Technique**: The pakhwaj is played with both hands using flat fingers, producing deeper sounds, while the mridangam employs a combination of finger techniques for varied tones. 3. **Musical Context**: The pakhwaj is primarily associated with classical music and is often used in **Hindustani** styles, while the mridangam is more common in **Carnatic** music. 4. **Sound**: The pakhwaj produces a deeper, more resonant sound, whereas the mridangam has a brighter, more versatile tone. read less
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