Chimta                                  

       Chimta  Virtually Suggests That Device. Over Time It's Evolved Into A Standard percussive Instrument Of South Asia By The Permanent Addition Of Little Brass Jingles. This Instrument Is Usually employed In Common Punjabi Folks Songs, Bhangra Music And Also The Sikh Music Genre Referred To As Gurbani Kirtan.

      The Player Of The Chimta Is In A Position To Supply A Chiming Sound If He Holds The Joint Of The Instrument In One Hand And Strikes The 2 Sides Of The Chimta Along. The Jingles Square Measure Made From Metal And So It Produces Ametallic Sound And Helps To Stay Up The Beat Of The Song.

       In Bhangra Music Or At Weddings It's Typically Combined With Dhol And Bhangra Dancers.