Question 3: It was his descendants—notably his grandson Ghulam Ali Khan Bangash who became a court musician in ________ -- who gradually transformed the rabab into the sarod we know today.
Question 4: The strings are plucked with a triangular plectrum (java) made of polished coconut shell, ebony, DelrinTM or other materials such as ________.
Question 7: In the twentieth century, the sarod received some finishing touches from Allauddin Khan, the performer-pedagogue from Maihar best known as Ravi Shankar and ________'s guru.
Question 9: These include four main strings, four jod strings (tuned to Ni or Dha, R/r, G/g and Sa respectively), two chikari strings (tuned to Sa of the upper ________) and fifteen tarab strings.