What are theĀ Indian musicalĀ genres/musical instrumentsĀ that are associated with aggression?

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Not the instrument, the filling matters..
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Engineer, Music lover

For me, different raagas have the immense power to decide on the emotion (including aggression) that music conveys, irrespective of the instrument used.
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Music Teacher

See there are no music instruments that are related to aggression ,in fact these instruments especially Indian instruments like sitar,harmonium can be used to reduce aggression,increase your confidence
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Music for soul

AGGRESSION?????????????????? MUSIC IS ALWAYS CONVEYED LOVE ,
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Indian music is known as shastriya sangeet ... Their are many instruments associated with it but let me mention few of them tabala harmonium sitar veena mridang etc
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Please let me know what is the particular instrument
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Instruments like Maddalam and Chenda could be associated with aggressive playing since it involves a lot of power play...
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Music Teacher, Violin Teacher, Composer, Arranger, Conductor.

If you're asking playing aggressively and not self-aggresiveness. I have seen seen Matka and tabla's duo during a concert with them. Violin and unbelievably Bamboo Flute can also be power played.
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