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Percussion Instruments: India, Nepal and Tibet
	Shaman Drum Nepal		Dhyangro (Shaman Drum) Nepal Learn more (Rhythmatism.com)
	Madals Nepal Learn more (Rhythmatism.com)		Damaru Nepal Learn more (World-Beats.com)
	Tibetan Bowls Tibet Learn more (Numoonus.com)		Tabla India (North) Learn more (ChandraKantha.com)
	Mridangam India (South) Learn more (ChandraKantha.com)		Pakhawaj India (North) Learn more (ChandraKantha.com)
	Khomok India (Bengal) Learn more (Asza.com)		Dholak India (South) Learn more (ChandraKantha.com)
	Hudak (Talking Drum) India		Ghattam India (South)

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Links: Indian Drumming Info
Chandra & David Courtney	Houston Texas	Personal homepage is an excellent resource for the music of India and Indian percussion including the tablas. Chandrakantha is a teacher, performer, and active promoter of Indian culture. David Courtney, Phd. is an author, performer and recording artist.
Mardala .com	Internet	Site devoted to exploring the Mardal, a drum of Indian origin. It is used solely as an accompanying instrument in Odissi dance, one of the chief classical dances of India.
Rhythmatism .com	Internet	Studies in rhythms and percussion instruments of mostly Asian origin.
Rhythmweb (Asia)	Texas	Extensive grassroots network exploring many different drum cultures as well as emerging artists. This link page focuses on Asia.

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