Definition of mridangam in English:

mridangam

noun mrɪˈdaŋəmmriˈdäNGɡəm

A barrel-shaped double-headed drum with one head larger than the other, used in southern Indian music.
姆里丹格鼓（印度南部一种一头比另一头大的桶状鼓）
Example sentencesExamples
- Manuel Industries produces guitars, violins, tabalas, mridangams and Congo drums and deals in keyboards and other imported musical instruments.
- The variations in the pitch were brought out well to the fast beat of the mridangam.
- A full-fledged live orchestra from the triangle area consisting of accomplished musicians on the mridangam, veena, flute, violin and vocal accompanied the dancers.
- Students of Carnatic Music pitched in to be the musical soul - singing, playing the mridangam as well as the violin.
- Mr. Gopalakrishna Iyer, who had started learning the mridangam at the age of 30, knew his own limitations as a performer.
- The mridangam was played effortlessly by A.R. Balaskandan.
- From vocal music to violin, tabla to mridangam, flute to the rarely learnt harmonium, the school is out to find music in everyone.
- I have learned tabla and mridangam from a teacher who had come down to Durban not very long ago.
- The group has an Indian member, B.C. Manjunath, who plays the mridangam.
- In order to produce the beats of the tabla, mridangam, chenda or jazz drum, he does not need these instruments, but just his bare hands.
- They will be accompanied by Kumbakonam Padmanabhan on the mridangam and K.L.N Shastry on the violin.
- There loomed a snag for the organisers and the conductors as they could not pick up a woman percussionist playing the mridangam in the Temple City.
- Many young South Indians are adept at Carnatic music and can accompany even professional musicians on the mridangam, the ghatam or the violin.
- He is in eighth standard and loves to play the mridangam and the tabla.
- What looked like a mridangam now looked like a solo drum.
- Maruthi plays the tabla and the mridangam and also plays Carnatic music on a keyboard.
- Sitar, sarod and pakhwaj are used to good effect, but use of percussion instruments like tabla and mridangam is minimal.
- The mridangam and tabla players were excellent as well and none of the musicians tried to overshadow the other.
- Master Satvik played the mridangam and Master Sarvesh the keyboards.
- Every day of the week, Sri Gopalan teaches tabla, mridangam and devotional singing.

Origin

Late 19th century: Tamil alteration of Sanskrit mṛdaṇga.

Definition of mridangam in US English:

mridangam

nounmriˈdäNGɡəm

A barrel-shaped double-headed drum with one head larger than the other, used in southern Indian music.
姆里丹格鼓（印度南部一种一头比另一头大的桶状鼓）
Example sentencesExamples
- Many young South Indians are adept at Carnatic music and can accompany even professional musicians on the mridangam, the ghatam or the violin.
- What looked like a mridangam now looked like a solo drum.
- The mridangam was played effortlessly by A.R. Balaskandan.
- Master Satvik played the mridangam and Master Sarvesh the keyboards.
- Manuel Industries produces guitars, violins, tabalas, mridangams and Congo drums and deals in keyboards and other imported musical instruments.
- In order to produce the beats of the tabla, mridangam, chenda or jazz drum, he does not need these instruments, but just his bare hands.
- From vocal music to violin, tabla to mridangam, flute to the rarely learnt harmonium, the school is out to find music in everyone.
- A full-fledged live orchestra from the triangle area consisting of accomplished musicians on the mridangam, veena, flute, violin and vocal accompanied the dancers.
- Maruthi plays the tabla and the mridangam and also plays Carnatic music on a keyboard.
- Students of Carnatic Music pitched in to be the musical soul - singing, playing the mridangam as well as the violin.
- Sitar, sarod and pakhwaj are used to good effect, but use of percussion instruments like tabla and mridangam is minimal.
- Every day of the week, Sri Gopalan teaches tabla, mridangam and devotional singing.
- There loomed a snag for the organisers and the conductors as they could not pick up a woman percussionist playing the mridangam in the Temple City.
- The variations in the pitch were brought out well to the fast beat of the mridangam.
- He is in eighth standard and loves to play the mridangam and the tabla.
- The mridangam and tabla players were excellent as well and none of the musicians tried to overshadow the other.
- Mr. Gopalakrishna Iyer, who had started learning the mridangam at the age of 30, knew his own limitations as a performer.
- I have learned tabla and mridangam from a teacher who had come down to Durban not very long ago.
- The group has an Indian member, B.C. Manjunath, who plays the mridangam.
- They will be accompanied by Kumbakonam Padmanabhan on the mridangam and K.L.N Shastry on the violin.

Origin

Late 19th century: Tamil alteration of Sanskrit mṛdaṇga.

词汇	mridangam
释义	Definition of mridangam in English: mridangam noun mrɪˈdaŋəmmriˈdäNGɡəm A barrel-shaped double-headed drum with one head larger than the other, used in southern Indian music. 姆里丹格鼓（印度南部一种一头比另一头大的桶状鼓） Example sentencesExamples Manuel Industries produces guitars, violins, tabalas, mridangams and Congo drums and deals in keyboards and other imported musical instruments. The variations in the pitch were brought out well to the fast beat of the mridangam. A full-fledged live orchestra from the triangle area consisting of accomplished musicians on the mridangam, veena, flute, violin and vocal accompanied the dancers. Students of Carnatic Music pitched in to be the musical soul - singing, playing the mridangam as well as the violin. Mr. Gopalakrishna Iyer, who had started learning the mridangam at the age of 30, knew his own limitations as a performer. The mridangam was played effortlessly by A.R. Balaskandan. From vocal music to violin, tabla to mridangam, flute to the rarely learnt harmonium, the school is out to find music in everyone. I have learned tabla and mridangam from a teacher who had come down to Durban not very long ago. The group has an Indian member, B.C. Manjunath, who plays the mridangam. In order to produce the beats of the tabla, mridangam, chenda or jazz drum, he does not need these instruments, but just his bare hands. They will be accompanied by Kumbakonam Padmanabhan on the mridangam and K.L.N Shastry on the violin. There loomed a snag for the organisers and the conductors as they could not pick up a woman percussionist playing the mridangam in the Temple City. Many young South Indians are adept at Carnatic music and can accompany even professional musicians on the mridangam, the ghatam or the violin. He is in eighth standard and loves to play the mridangam and the tabla. What looked like a mridangam now looked like a solo drum. Maruthi plays the tabla and the mridangam and also plays Carnatic music on a keyboard. Sitar, sarod and pakhwaj are used to good effect, but use of percussion instruments like tabla and mridangam is minimal. The mridangam and tabla players were excellent as well and none of the musicians tried to overshadow the other. Master Satvik played the mridangam and Master Sarvesh the keyboards. Every day of the week, Sri Gopalan teaches tabla, mridangam and devotional singing. Origin Late 19th century: Tamil alteration of Sanskrit mṛdaṇga. Definition of mridangam in US English: mridangam nounmriˈdäNGɡəm A barrel-shaped double-headed drum with one head larger than the other, used in southern Indian music. 姆里丹格鼓（印度南部一种一头比另一头大的桶状鼓） Example sentencesExamples Many young South Indians are adept at Carnatic music and can accompany even professional musicians on the mridangam, the ghatam or the violin. What looked like a mridangam now looked like a solo drum. The mridangam was played effortlessly by A.R. Balaskandan. Master Satvik played the mridangam and Master Sarvesh the keyboards. Manuel Industries produces guitars, violins, tabalas, mridangams and Congo drums and deals in keyboards and other imported musical instruments. In order to produce the beats of the tabla, mridangam, chenda or jazz drum, he does not need these instruments, but just his bare hands. From vocal music to violin, tabla to mridangam, flute to the rarely learnt harmonium, the school is out to find music in everyone. A full-fledged live orchestra from the triangle area consisting of accomplished musicians on the mridangam, veena, flute, violin and vocal accompanied the dancers. Maruthi plays the tabla and the mridangam and also plays Carnatic music on a keyboard. Students of Carnatic Music pitched in to be the musical soul - singing, playing the mridangam as well as the violin. Sitar, sarod and pakhwaj are used to good effect, but use of percussion instruments like tabla and mridangam is minimal. Every day of the week, Sri Gopalan teaches tabla, mridangam and devotional singing. There loomed a snag for the organisers and the conductors as they could not pick up a woman percussionist playing the mridangam in the Temple City. The variations in the pitch were brought out well to the fast beat of the mridangam. He is in eighth standard and loves to play the mridangam and the tabla. The mridangam and tabla players were excellent as well and none of the musicians tried to overshadow the other. Mr. Gopalakrishna Iyer, who had started learning the mridangam at the age of 30, knew his own limitations as a performer. I have learned tabla and mridangam from a teacher who had come down to Durban not very long ago. The group has an Indian member, B.C. Manjunath, who plays the mridangam. They will be accompanied by Kumbakonam Padmanabhan on the mridangam and K.L.N Shastry on the violin. Origin Late 19th century: Tamil alteration of Sanskrit mṛdaṇga.
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