Musical Instruments of the Indian Subcontinent | Essay | The Metropolitan Museum of Art | Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History
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![An acoustic guitar and two Brazilian musical instruments: cavaquinho and pandeiro (tambourine), on a wooden surface. The instruments are widely used to accompany samba and choro music. foto de Stock | Adobe An acoustic guitar and two Brazilian musical instruments: cavaquinho and pandeiro (tambourine), on a wooden surface. The instruments are widely used to accompany samba and choro music. foto de Stock | Adobe](https://as1.ftcdn.net/v2/jpg/03/15/89/02/1000_F_315890285_A09BQmiUZLBwijnAzbEUTYCPvkN8Z6fZ.jpg)
An acoustic guitar and two Brazilian musical instruments: cavaquinho and pandeiro (tambourine), on a wooden surface. The instruments are widely used to accompany samba and choro music. foto de Stock | Adobe
![Three Brazilian musical instruments: “tantan” (or “rebolo”), cavaquinho and pandeiro (tambourine), on a wooden surface. They are widely used in samba and pagode ensembles, popular Brazilian rhythms foto de Stock | Adobe Three Brazilian musical instruments: “tantan” (or “rebolo”), cavaquinho and pandeiro (tambourine), on a wooden surface. They are widely used in samba and pagode ensembles, popular Brazilian rhythms foto de Stock | Adobe](https://as1.ftcdn.net/v2/jpg/03/12/90/40/1000_F_312904040_2zbbYnJjupLRtnbmgGZErMJ2d3XvLurE.jpg)