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Chengila

Indian gong

The chengila, or cennala, is an Indian gong which helps the traditional singer or dancer keep time. The chengila is a percussion instrument that maintains

Chengila

List of Indian musical instruments

Thavanadai, Davandai Timki Urumee Chimta – fire tong with brass jingles Chengila – metal disc Elathalam Geger – brass vessel Ghanti – Northern Indian bell

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Puli Kali

Recreational folk art from the state of Kerala

shake their bellies and dance to the beats of instruments like Chenda and Chengila. The literal meaning of Pulikkali is 'The tiger dance' hence the performance

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Sopana Sangeetham

Form of South Indian classical music

'edakka' (or idakka), often played by the singer himself, along with the chengila, a handheld metallic gong used to sound the beats. Because the singer beats

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Malayalis

Dravidian ethnic group

of the small, hourglass-shaped ethnic drum called idakka, besides the chengila or the handy metallic gong to sound the beats. Sopanam is traditionally

Malayalis

List of musical instruments

unpitched percussion Chajchas idiophones 112.1 Central Andes percussion Chengila idiophones 111.242 Indian percussion Chime bar idiophones 111.221 percussion

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Music of Kerala

often accompanied by the idakka, a small hourglass-shaped drum, and the chengila, a metallic gong for rhythm. Traditionally, Sopanam is performed by men

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List of songs recorded by Vineeth Sreenivasan

Mounam Pranayam 21 "Anuraga Painkiliye" Varumo Vasantham 22 "Anthikkili Chengila Ketti" 23 "Nilachandanam Pozhiyave" Alone 24 "Ekanaay" La Cochin 25 "Ninne"

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Loh tarang

Melodic percussion instrument

Sruti upanga (Bagpipe) • Ghungroo (Musical Anklet) • Khol (Indian Drum) • Chengila (Percussion Instrument) • Pepa (Flute-like Instrument) • Idakka (Hourglass-Shaped

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Thrippekulam Achutha Marar

Indian Chenda exponent (1921-2014)

Sangeetham singing, and instruments like Edakka, Chenda, ilatalam and the chengila since he was a child. He would play it for ceremonial functions and for

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Kingdom of Tanur

Medieval kingdom in southwest India

Introduction of two professional background singers. Introduction of chengilas (cymbals) to beat the tala (rhythm). Introduction of chenda, a powerful

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