Crossword Clue: It has two bridges in India
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- 18- or 19-string instrument
- Asian instrument
- Asian lute
- Asian music source
- Bad member to pick?
- Bollywood instrument
- Bollywood soundtrack instrument
- Bollywood soundtrack strings
- Hindu guitar.
- Hindu guitar
- Hindu instrument
- Hindu lute
- Hindu's stringed instrument
- Hindustani instrument
- Instrument
- Instrument accompanied by a tabla
- Instrument accompanying a tambura
- Instrument featured in "Norwegian Wood"
- Instrument featured on "Norwegian Wood"
- Instrument featured on "Rubber Soul"
- Instrument for Shankar
- Instrument from India
- Instrument heard in "Paint It Black"
- Instrument heard in "Slumdog Millionaire"
- Instrument heard on Cornershop's "Brimful of Asha"
- Instrument heard on "Norwegian Wood"
- Instrument heard on "Rubber Soul"
- Instrument heard on "Within You Without You"
- Instrument in a gharana
- Instrument in George Harrison's "Within You Without You"
- Instrument in Hindustani classical music
- Instrument in "Norwegian Wood"
- Instrument in some psychedelic bands
- Instrument of India
- Instrument often accompanied by a pair of small drums
- Instrument often played while sitting on the floor
- Instrument on the Beatles' "Norwegian Wood"
- Instrument on the Beatles' "Within You Without You"
- Instrument on the Rolling Stones' "Paint It Black"
- Instrument played by George Harrison
- Instrument played in "Paint It, Black"
- Instrument played on "Sgt. Pepper's"
- Instrument plucked with a mezrab
- Instrument popularized by George Harrison
- Instrument sometimes made of teak
- Instrument that might be accompanied by a tabla
- Instrument that's usually played cross-legged
- Instrument typically played sitting down
- Instrument used on "Rubber Soul"
- Instrument whose name means "three strings"
- Instrument with 18+ strings
- Instrument with a pear-shaped body
- Instrument with a very long neck
- Instrument with movable frets
- Instrument with sympathetic strings
- Fretted instrument
- Eastern instrument
- Eastern lute
- Eastern strings
- Delhi instrument
- Guitar cousin
- Guitar kin
- Guitar of India
- Guitar relative
- Guitar's Indian cousin
- It has a long neck and two bridges
- It has a long neck
- It has movable frets
- It has two bridges in India
- It may be used to play a raga
- It notably has two bridges
- It was played by George Harrison
- George Harrison learned it in the '60s
- George Harrison played one in "Norwegian Wood"
- George Harrison popularized it
- George played one on "Norwegian Wood"
- It's heard in "Slumdog Millionaire"
- It's heard on the Beatles' "Rubber Soul"
- Harrison played it
- Its name means "three strings," but it can have up to 21
- Its name means "three strings"
- Cousin of a mandolin
- It's picked in India
- It's played with a plectrum
- It's plucked in Punjab
- It's plucked with a mizrab
- Floor-sitter's instrument
- Exotic instrument
- Exotic strings
- Indian instrument
- Indian lute
- Indian music-maker
- Indian music maker
- Indian musical instrument
- Indian stringed instrument heard in "Norwegian Wood" and other Beatles songs
- Indian stringed instrument
- Indian strings
- Gourd-bodied instrument
- Gourdlike instrument
- Kartik Seshadri's instrument
- Mandolin kin
- Mandolin's Indian kin
- Mandolin's kin
- Solo instrument in "Norwegian Wood"
- The Beatles' "Norwegian Wood" features it
- The Concert for Bangladesh instrument
- Shankar gave George Harrison lessons on one
- Shankar instrument
- Shankar plays it
- Shankar plays one
- ShankarÂ's instrument
- Shankar's axe
- Shankar's companion
- Shankar's instrument
- Shankar's lute
- Shankar's medium
- Shankar's pear-shaped instrument
- Shankar's specialty
- Shankar's strings
- Stringed Asian instrument
- Stringed Indian instrument
- Stringed instrument of India
- Stringed instrument played by Ravi Shankar
- Stringed instrument usually played sitting down
- Stringed instrument
- Stringed musical instrument from India
- Stringed solo instrument
- Strings for Shankar
- Strings of India
- "Paint It Black" instrument
- "Paint It, Black" instrument
- Mumbai music-maker
- Subcontinental lute
- Something with strings
- Musical instrument
- Musical instrument from India
- Musical instrument of India.
- Musical instrument whose name means "three strings"
- Plucked instrument
- Mysore instrument
- Raga instrument
- Raga player
- Raga-playing instrument
- Raga-time instrument?
- Sound of the 60's
- Ravi and George played it
- Ravi Shankar's companion
- Ravi Shankar's instrument
- Ravi's instrument
- Ravi's strings
- Long-necked Indian instrument
- Long-necked instrument
- Long-necked lute kin
- Long-necked lute
- Long-necked stringed instrument from India
- Pear-shaped instrument
- Pear-shaped lute
- Pear-shaped musical instrument
- Relative of a mandolin
- Lute cousin
- Lute for Shankar
- Lute kin
- Lute-like Indian instrument
- Lute of India
- Lutelike instrument
- Lute's cousin
- Lute's kin
- "Norwegian Wood" instrument
- "Norwegian Wood" strings
- Producer of the twangy sound heard on "Norwegian Wood"
- Prominent instrument in "Paint It, Black"
- Prominent instrument in raga music
- Two-bridge instrument
- Type of lute
- Tamboura relative
- Staple of Hindustani music
- What Shankar plays
- Tinny-sounding instrument
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- New York Times - March 5, 2011