The BR-AGC Totta Sarangi by the famous Luthier Pritam Singh

The BR-AGC Totta Sarangi is a handcrafted bowed string instrument based on the traditional South Asian sarangi design, associated with expressive folk and classical musical styles. This specific model is built under the craftsmanship of Pritam Singh, a respected sarangi maker. It is typically attributed to the workshop or craftsmanship lineage of Pritam Singh, known for refined acoustic instrument builds. The “Totta Sarangi” variation is often understood as a specialized build or tonal configuration intended to enhance clarity and projection. Like other sarangis, it produces a highly resonant, voice-like tone suited for melodic and emotional playing. This model is generally aimed at serious players or collectors who value traditional construction with refined acoustic response.

Specs:

• Instrument type: Bowed string instrument (Sarangi family)
• Builder/attribution: Pritam Singh (BR-AGC designation likely workshop/model code)
• Construction: Solid wood body with carved resonating chamber
• Strings: Multiple sympathetic and playing strings (traditional sarangi layout)
• Playing method: Played with a bow, stopped with fingernails or cuticle area
• Sound character: Warm, vocal, highly expressive with strong resonance
• Intended use: Classical, folk, and professional performance settings