What kinds of music and sounds were part of the procession to the Chavadi?

The procession was a vibrant auditory experience filled with a variety of sounds. Chapter 37 mentions a wide array of musical instruments, including horns and trumpets, some of which were circular or bow-shaped. The sounds of 'Tas' and 'Jhanj', cymbals, mridanga, and veena filled the air. In addition to the instruments, there were fireworks like 'Nale' and 'Chandrajyoti', the thunder of drums, and the continuous chanting of Sai’s name by devotees. Heralds would also give shouts of victory as the procession moved along, creating a jubilant and devotional soundscape.