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Description | Nepal's Hereditary Musician Castes_Folk Melodies in Sarangi and Jhamtaar Performers: Padam Gandharva, Surbahadur Gandharva Date of Recording: 1994 Caste: Gandharva Collector: Ram Prasad Kadel Here two Gandharva musicians, Padam Gandharva and Surbahadur, Gandharva, perform some popular folk tunes of Nepal in Sarangi and Jhamtaar. Both Gandharva are very famous musicians in their communities. Sarangi is a very popular string instrument of Nepal, whereas Jhamtar is a rare string instrument. The Music Museum of Nepal has filmed this video for its archive, which hosts various rare folk songs and dances of Nepal. Instrument: saarangi, jhamtaar | ||
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Manage No | VI00000591 | Running Time | 08'48" |
Country | Nepal | ||
ICH Domain | Performing Arts, Social practices, rituals, festive events | ||
Videos Photographer | N/A | Year | 1994 |
Place | Nepal | File Size | N/A |
Definition | N/A | File Format | N/A |
Copyright | Music Museum of Nepal (MMN), ICHCAP |
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