The Carnatic sangeet of southern India prefers a drum called Mridangam. It is the principal drum used in the performance of classical South Indian music and dance. This instrument is a single piece of wood that is hollowed out and has playing heads on both sides. The Mridangam is a south Indian representative of a class of instruments known as Mridang. The instrument Mridangam being a part of Indian classical music has also made a mark on devotional, theatre, and also in film music. It is a much-sought instrument in multicultural and fusion musical experiments. It is manufactured at Shanta Tabla Works in Bengaluru.
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