Indian Percussion Bagalbaccha Vol 2

'The Bagalbaccha' is a sample pack dedicated to a traditional Indian percussion instrument used mainly in devotional and folk music, especially in parts of North India. Often played alongside instruments like the Pakhawaj, Tabla, and Manjeera, the Bagalbaccha is a small side drum carried under the arm - the word "bagal" meaning armpit or side in Hindi.

The instrument features a cylindrical or slightly rounded wooden body, leather drum heads, rope or strap tensioning, and a shoulder or side strap for carrying while playing. Played with the hands or thin sticks, it creates lively rhythmic patterns that support singing and dancing in devotional music.

The Bagalbaccha delivers a deep yet sharp folk rhythm, continuous beat support, and an energetic devotional atmosphere - valued more for community and devotional rhythm than for complex classical solo performance. Commonly used alongside harmonium, Pakhawaj, Tabla, Dholak, and Manjeera, this instrument is especially popular in village devotional traditions and local folk ensembles.

Perfect for bhajan and kirtan singing, folk performances, religious processions, and traditional devotional gatherings, 'The Bagalbaccha' brings an authentic slice of North Indian folk percussion directly into your productions.

Listen to the demo and download 'The Bagalbaccha' today.

Product Details:

• Traditional North Indian Folk Percussion
• Devotional & Folk Rhythms
• Deep, Sharp Folk Rhythm Samples
• Perfect for Bhajans, Kirtans, Folk & Religious Processions
• Commonly Paired with Harmonium, Pakhawaj, Tabla, Dholak & Manjeera