What is tanpura in classical music?

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Byjuite with 5 years of experience in teching with Master degree in Physics.

Taanpura is an indian stringed instrument. The main purpose of taanpura is to create the base nkte for the performer so that he or she can use tbe rest vocals and music using the base note as a reference.
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A referencing instrument for Sruthi of the artistes, while playing or singing Indian Classical music
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