Music is one of the strongest forms of divine we are celebrating. Music is the strongest power we human have ever introduced. Music can be used in almost every aspect that human has come through. This is once again proved by a magical and mystical melodies and rhythm of one of the well established instrumental band Kutumba. The instrumental band is creating great melodies for bridging insecurity, inferiority and antagonist between different people living in same boundaries yet realizing incongruity.
Recently, Kutumba concluded one more step of their project named “Kutumba Sangai Hatemalo” in Janakpur, one of the historically rich places within our boundary Nepal. From 11th October to 18th October, Kutumba journeyed in Janakpur for the project and worked with different artists at Mithila Natyakala Parishad (MINAP), an apex institute of Maithili theatre and Chitragupta Sanskritik Kendra to expand their repertoire of Nepali folk music with Maithili culture.
With the noble cause of the project, Kutumba is trying to preserve the cultures and ethnic instruments from different regions of country. Also, this project surely gives few steps towards preserving and developing these cultures for our next generation. Moreover, from my point of view, it’s bridging the uncertain gaps between different social and cultural differences between us.
I would like to give big thumbs up to this project and all the people and organizations behind the project that came up and support for this to be a reality. Without which we wouldn’t be able to feel the importance of our culture and motivate to protect and develop for future generations. Keep producing melodic vibes to bring the world together.
For more info:
http://www.kutumba.com.np/
Recently, Kutumba concluded one more step of their project named “Kutumba Sangai Hatemalo” in Janakpur, one of the historically rich places within our boundary Nepal. From 11th October to 18th October, Kutumba journeyed in Janakpur for the project and worked with different artists at Mithila Natyakala Parishad (MINAP), an apex institute of Maithili theatre and Chitragupta Sanskritik Kendra to expand their repertoire of Nepali folk music with Maithili culture.
With the noble cause of the project, Kutumba is trying to preserve the cultures and ethnic instruments from different regions of country. Also, this project surely gives few steps towards preserving and developing these cultures for our next generation. Moreover, from my point of view, it’s bridging the uncertain gaps between different social and cultural differences between us.
I would like to give big thumbs up to this project and all the people and organizations behind the project that came up and support for this to be a reality. Without which we wouldn’t be able to feel the importance of our culture and motivate to protect and develop for future generations. Keep producing melodic vibes to bring the world together.
For more info:
http://www.kutumba.com.np/
