sitar
IPA: sɪtˈɑr
noun
- (music) A Hindustani/Indian classical stringed instrument, typically having a gourd as its resonating chamber.
- A surname.
Advertisement
Examples of "sitar" in Sentences
- There's no sitar, only a tamboura.
- It also has the same sitar sample.
- The image shown was not sitar at all.
- An outtake exists, with the sitar part intact.
- However there is lots of confusion about Sitar.
- Amir Khusro and the origins of the Sitar and the Tabla.
- Amir Khusrow and the origins of the Sitar and the Tabla.
- It does not look like a sitar, and it is in no way a sitar.
- No, not a sitar, bigger than a sitar with a more oval belly.
- The sitar is a very intimidating instrument to learn, at any age.
- Norwegian Wood is the first use of the sitar in the Beatles catalogue.
- He soon cultivated a close relationship with renowned sitar player, Ravi Shankar.
- Other groups, including the Rolling Stones began incorporating the sitar into some of their work.
- Shankar, 29 (half-sister of Grammy winner Norah Jones, and daughter of sitar superstar Ravi Shankar) is reportedly pregnant, and due in the spring.
- The throbbing base line in the music, the sitar, and borrowed lyrics from James Joyce (I turn my head until my darkness goes – Ulysses) make this song the top of the list.
- That Paula Abdul, part-Syrian by descent, couldn't come up with the name of an Arab stringed instrument and instead said 'sitar' is a comment on Paula Abdul, not the arrangement.
- Noida (Uttar Pradesh), Nov 22: More than a thousand 'sitar' maestros from different parts of the country and also from abroad came under one roof to perform a grand symphony here last evening.
- In the face of numerous instruments, the sitar is the most popular in Chitral, northern Pakistan, the invention of which is attributed to Amir Khisro, a 14th century mystic poet, scholar and sage.
- The U. K.'s Daily Mail claims that Pike ( 'Die Another Day,' 'An Education') -- whose wedding to director Joe Wright was abruptly called off in 2008 -- was completely taken by surprise when she learned recently that Wright and acclaimed sitar musician Anoushka Shankar quietly married last month.
- It’s criticized for being a superficial dip into things they don’t understand, stealing a bit of sitar, which is an extremely complex instrument, and using it in a completely superficial way, but I think there’s an argument as strong as that the other way: saying that it doesn’t make it without substance just because it’s your interpretation of something.
Advertisement
Advertisement