Nepali Sangeet Durbar

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Nepali Sangeet Durbar by Prof. Dhrubesh Chandra Regmi Author : Prof. Dhrubesh Chandra Regmi It is known that music has been an integral part of religion and culture in Nepal since the Vedic period. It is known that music has been an integral part of religion and culture in Nepal since the Vedic period. Even in the first authentic text of music, the Anga, Banga, Kalinga, Magadha, Vatsha of ancient India, including Nepal, have been mentioned in this holy land, also known as Himavatkhand. , Awadh, Paundra, etc. It is mentioned that there is a practice of native (classical) music in these ancient countries. It is proved that Nepal is the oldest country with a practice of classical music. The foundation has been built. The history of Nepal's music has become unique due to the cultural activities of the Malla kingdom centered in the Kathmandu Valley and the surrounding area, the Shah dynasty of unified Nepal and the Rana period. At that time, religious places such as royal palaces and monasteries were the main art centers of the nation, so it seems that kings and rulers played an important role in the preservation and development of music. ._x000D_ He has tried to write a brief history of Nepali music based on authentic facts by researching and exploring the sound of music starting from Samaveda, classical and folk life language, instruments, dance and socio-cultural traditions of different periods - Prof.Dr. Dhruveshchandra Regmi. It is the first book on Nepali music based on detailed research and facts - Nepali Music Palace: From Ancient Times to Modern Times.