Sārindā (Musical instrument)

found: Work cat.: 2005309170: Sarhadi, Munir. Folk fiesta, 2005:information from Islamabad Overseas Office (Sārindā)

found: Grove music online ed., Sept. 14, 2006(Sārindā; double-chested fiddle of Afghanistan and South Asia)

found: Shirafkan, Nasim. Solo qeychak: 2019619566: 2018:disc label (qeychak) container (solo qeychak performance of dastgahs Afshari and Chāhārgāh)

found: Grove music online, May 6, 2019Sārindā (Sārindā (qeychak, sarang, sarinda, sorud, soruz); double-chested fiddle of Afghanistan (used by the Pashtun and Baluchi people) and South Asia; "only the lower section is covered with a skin soundtable"; "the sārindā type is widespread from eastern Iran (the sorud) to North-East India") Iran. III. Regional and popular traditions. 3. Instruments and ensembles ("Baluchistan has four distinctive chordophones, the most important being the sorud or qeychak, a double-chested fiddle with a skin soundtable over the lower section, four melodic strings and four to ten sympathetic strings"