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Folk songs are sung to the tune of folk musical instruments. Our country has
            many traditional musical instruments. There are different instruments in different
            communities  and regions. However, some of them are commonly  played all
            over the nation. Panchai Baja, Madal, Sarangi, Binayo, Murchunga, Damphu,
            Khainjadi, etc are few examples of popular musical instruments of our society.


            Folk Tune

            The traditional tune which is used in a folk song, music and dance of folk life is
            called folk tune. Folk tunes are the sources of entertainment. They have a good
            flavour and bring life to our culture. Malashree, Chanchari, Sorathi, etc are the
            few popular folk tunes of Nepal.

            Folk Dance

            The  traditional  dance  which  is
            performed  by the  people  of a
            particular  community or region

            is  called  a  folk  dance.  Folk  dance
            represents culture  and life  style.
            Like folk songs and folk musical
            instruments, there are different types
            of  folk  dances  in  our  country.  For                Kaura Naach
            example: Dhan Naach, Deuda Naach,
            Kaura Naach, Ghatu Naach, Bhairav

            Nritya,  Sorathi  Naach, Khyali
            Naach, Dandi Naach, Gauna Naach,
            Madhikhola, Mundhum, Chyabrung,
            Hopcha, Charya, Hanuman, Charitra,
            Maruni,      Taraware,      Chhokara,
            Singaru, Hudkeli, Pancha Buddha,
            Devi Naach, Savai, Bhaili, Basanta,
            Kattike,  Satar  Naach, Ghargit,
            Jhangad Naach, etc.                                     Deuda Naach


            Folk dances, folk songs and folk musical instruments are interrelated, and they
            are the symbols of our glorious past. It is our duty to preserve and promote them.


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