A sarod is a traditional stringed instrument from India, widely used in classical Indian music. It has a deep, rounded body made of wood with a metal fingerboard and no frets. The sarod typically has four main melody strings and several additional strings that provide background resonance and enhance the sound. It is played with a plectrum and by sliding the fingers along the metal fingerboard, producing a rich, resonant sound with a smooth, sliding quality. The sarod is known for its deep, haunting tones and its ability to express complex melodies and rhythms, making it a prominent instrument in Indian classical music.

What is a "sarod"?

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