|
Musical Instruments of
Newar
The
Newars
are very much rich in traditional, classical and folk music
as in dances. Various music and dance events take place in
different parts of Newar societies on the occasion of
different festivals. In fact, the Newars are so duly
intermixed with music and dances that not a single festival,
feast or ceremony, 'from womb to tomb', passes without a
music or music and dances.
Various songs, musical instruments and dances are connected
with various religious, social and cultural life of the
Newars Different musical instruments are in practice in the
festival, feasts, and ceremonies. |
- Aalpo Dhimey
- Bavhu
-
Bas
- Bhatya
- Bayacha
- Dang Khi
- Damo Khi
- Dashin Baja Khi
- Durga Damaru
- Divya Ghanta
- Dho Khi
- DubDub
- Dharma Dandi
- Ghor Basuri
- Gopal Dandi
- Ghadi Ghanda
-
Hitimanga
- Jhoutal
- Jwa Khi
-
Jwaya Ga
- Jhor Nagara
- Jhusyaha
- Khicha Khow Ga
- Kwhalimali
-
Kai Fu
- Kworwing
- Kwata
- Khandali
- Kyapi
- Kaashi Baja
- Kanta DubDub
- Kakuway
- Kworwing
- Kwata
- Khandali
- Khicha Khow Ga
- Kwhalimali
- Kwocha Khi
- Laghu Kha
|
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
Details
|
- Lakhe Peti
- Lata Khi
- Lal Khi
- Mangale Angale Ga
- Maga Khi
- Mak Kathi
Details
- Majhwali Basuri
- Mridanga
- Majhaula Da
- Ma Dhimey
- Neku
Details
- Pakhawaj
- Pachima
- Pasta Khi
- Ponga
- Paita Khi
- Phey Ga
Details
- Piwacha
- Sipi Bharuwa Basuri
- Sipi Bharuwa Murali
- Swakula
- TakTuke
- Tiglicha
-
Tip Basuri
Details
- Tanmakcha
- Taa
- Tainai
- Tatali
- Tinimuni
- Tinchu
- Wha
- Yak Khi
- Yakucha Wabhu
|
