Which two-headed drum, played with both hands, accompanies Nepali folk songs and dances?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. The madal
- Step 1: The madal is a barrel drum and is called the heartbeat of Nepali music. Answer: The madal. Why not the others: The tabla and mridangam are Indian drums and the dhol is a large Punjabi drum.
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