Dovlu- Chaudhri Tribe- Gujarat

Course Overview

The Dovlu is a traditional musical instrument associated with the Chaudhri Tribe in Gujarat. Made using locally available natural materials such as wood and organic membranes, the instrument produces rhythmic sounds used in tribal music and dance. Dovlu is commonly played during festivals, rituals, and community gatherings, reflecting the strong connection between music, storytelling, and cultural identity. The tradition represents the musical heritage of the Chaudhri community, where instrument making and performance skills are passed down through generations.

Learning Outcomes

Understand the cultural and musical significance of the Dovlu instrument in the Chaudhri tribal community.
Identify the materials, structure, and traditional methods used in making the instrument.
Demonstrate basic knowledge of playing techniques, rhythms, and performance practices.
Recognize the role of music in tribal festivals, rituals, and storytelling traditions.
Gain awareness of preservation, documentation, and livelihood opportunities related to folk musical traditions.

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Introduction to the cultural significance of the Dovlu instrument in Chaudhri tribal music and community celebrations.
Understanding the natural materials, structure, and traditional techniques used in making the instrument.
Practical knowledge of basic playing methods, rhythms, and coordination with tribal dance and performances.
Awareness of preservation practices, documentation methods, and livelihood opportunities through musical traditions.

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