Musical instruments

                      Jaltarang                     The Jal Tarang may be a melodic musical instrument that originates from the Indian landmass. It consists of a group of ceramic or metal bowls full of water. The bowls ar compete by placing the sting with beaters, one in every hand.                       The earliest mention of the Jaltarang is found in 'Vatsyayana's Kamasutra' as enjoying on musical glasses crammed with water. Jal-tarang was conjointly mentioned within the medieval Sangeet Parijaat text, that categorised this instrument beneath Ghan-Vadya (idiophonic instruments within which sound is made by placing a surface, conjointly known as concussion idiophones.) The SangeetSaar text considers twenty two cups to be an entire jal tarang and fifteen cups to be one in every of mediocre standing. The cups, of varied sizes, square measure fabricated from either bronze or ceramic ware. Jal-tarang was conjointly known as jal-yantra in medieval times, and poets o