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বাংলার লোকসঙ্গীত/Bengali Folk Music

Editor: Ghosh, Sumit

Keywords: Folk music--India
Banjo and flute music
Drum music

Publisher: Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, Kolkata

Description: The video is a documentation of the folk instruments of the communities like the Bengalis, Santhals, Oraons, Mundas, Rajbanghis, Rawas, Nepalese and Mech people of West Bengal. The folk instruments that are showcased in the video include the dhamsha, a large kettle drum used in Chhau performance along with the dhol, shehnai, trumpet, flute and keyboard; the shehnai and roshan chouki (concert of pipes and small drums); dhol; dugi (small kettle drum) used in Bai dance; madal (tambour drum) used in Khemta dance; sri-khol (tom-tom) which is used for Kirtan; the madan-bheri which is usually accompanied by the dhak; ektara which along with the dugi accompanies a Baul singer; khamak; duri; aarbashi; sarinda; dotara used in Bhawaia performance; khanjira; sharaj, mukhabashi used in ballads like the Bishora and Hushan; damphu; kangling; dhangro; gabuk; tamco; narasinga; jhamta hem a kind of drum used in the Rabha war dance among others.

Source: Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre

Type: Video

Received From: Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre


DC Field Value
dc.contributor.editor Ghosh, Sumit
dc.coverage.spatial West Bengal
dc.date.accessioned 2018-08-02T19:25:17Z
dc.date.available 2018-08-02T19:25:17Z
dc.description The video is a documentation of the folk instruments of the communities like the Bengalis, Santhals, Oraons, Mundas, Rajbanghis, Rawas, Nepalese and Mech people of West Bengal. The folk instruments that are showcased in the video include the dhamsha, a large kettle drum used in Chhau performance along with the dhol, shehnai, trumpet, flute and keyboard; the shehnai and roshan chouki (concert of pipes and small drums); dhol; dugi (small kettle drum) used in Bai dance; madal (tambour drum) used in Khemta dance; sri-khol (tom-tom) which is used for Kirtan; the madan-bheri which is usually accompanied by the dhak; ektara which along with the dugi accompanies a Baul singer; khamak; duri; aarbashi; sarinda; dotara used in Bhawaia performance; khanjira; sharaj, mukhabashi used in ballads like the Bishora and Hushan; damphu; kangling; dhangro; gabuk; tamco; narasinga; jhamta hem a kind of drum used in the Rabha war dance among others.
dc.source Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre
dc.format.mimetype text/html
dc.language.iso bnen
dc.publisher Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, Kolkata
dc.subject Folk music--India
Banjo and flute music
Drum music
dc.type Video
dc.format.medium video
dc.contributor.director Sen, Bappa
dc.format.duration 0:41:26
DC Field Value
dc.contributor.editor Ghosh, Sumit
dc.coverage.spatial West Bengal
dc.date.accessioned 2018-08-02T19:25:17Z
dc.date.available 2018-08-02T19:25:17Z
dc.description The video is a documentation of the folk instruments of the communities like the Bengalis, Santhals, Oraons, Mundas, Rajbanghis, Rawas, Nepalese and Mech people of West Bengal. The folk instruments that are showcased in the video include the dhamsha, a large kettle drum used in Chhau performance along with the dhol, shehnai, trumpet, flute and keyboard; the shehnai and roshan chouki (concert of pipes and small drums); dhol; dugi (small kettle drum) used in Bai dance; madal (tambour drum) used in Khemta dance; sri-khol (tom-tom) which is used for Kirtan; the madan-bheri which is usually accompanied by the dhak; ektara which along with the dugi accompanies a Baul singer; khamak; duri; aarbashi; sarinda; dotara used in Bhawaia performance; khanjira; sharaj, mukhabashi used in ballads like the Bishora and Hushan; damphu; kangling; dhangro; gabuk; tamco; narasinga; jhamta hem a kind of drum used in the Rabha war dance among others.
dc.source Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre
dc.format.mimetype text/html
dc.language.iso bnen
dc.publisher Eastern Zonal Cultural Centre, Kolkata
dc.subject Folk music--India
Banjo and flute music
Drum music
dc.type Video
dc.format.medium video
dc.contributor.director Sen, Bappa
dc.format.duration 0:41:26