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I'm trying out a new bow. It's an Indian bow, called a gaz, that is used for playing the dilruba.
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Thanks for posting, sounds like the Indian bow really grabs the string when you bow, seem to have a very strong attack when you bow, a lot like a baroque bow.
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Seems that the extra weight helps with that instrument. But sometimes the sound is too pressed and crushed. I didn't notice the crushing sound with your regular bow.
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Seems that the extra weight helps with that instrument. But sometimes the sound is too pressed and crushed. I didn't notice the crushing sound with your regular bow.
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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