Why are stringed instruments like the veena, sitar or violin still used?

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share a connection to Indian classical music traditions and have a unique sound due to the resonant sympathetic strings.
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The Sitar and Veena share a connection to Indian classical music traditions and have a unique sound due to the resonant sympathetic strings. The Violin, being a Western instrument, has a different tonal quality and is used across various musical genres.
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The Sitar and Veenashare a connection toIndian classical musictraditions and have a unique sound due to the resonant sympathetic strings. The Violin, being a Western instrument, has a different tonal quality and is used across various musical genres. read less
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