Traditional music to liven up Thaipusam


Practice makes perfect: Members of Sri Nagathamman Urumi Melam inspecting their traditional instruments before a practice session at a temple in Jalan Air Itam. — Bernama

GEORGE TOWN: The urumi melam, a traditional Indian musical instrument, will continue to mesmerise the people during the upcoming Thaipusam, a festival observed by Hindus as a day of penance dedicated to Lord Murugan.

Without fail, the urumi, thavil, jaalra and thappu ensemble will make a grand appearance during Thaipusam to accompany devotees to fulfil their vows to Lord Murugan.

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