Correct option is A
Correct Option: a)
In the ancient Indian classification of instruments (as found in the Natyashastra), 'Tatt' refers to instruments whose sound is produced by the vibration of a
string (chordophones).
Information Booster:
·
Pinaki and Vallaki are both types of
stringed instruments (Veena) mentioned in ancient texts.
· Therefore, they form a correct pair of
Tatt Vadya.
· Pinaki is often associated with Lord Shiva's bow, and Vallaki is another name for the harp-like instrument.
Additional Knowledge:
· Muraj and Mridang are
Avanaddha Vadya (membranophones/percussion).
· Bheri and Patah are also percussion instruments (drums and kettle drums).
· Aadambar is a wind instrument (Sushira Vadya), not a string instrument.