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Recognition
Of Talents: Infinity International - a social organization, promotes
Nepalese music by recognizing talents (sp 24/12/2004)
All-girl
band, by Anjali Subedi (kp 25/11/2004)
Deusi-Bhailo
new rage in Valley, by Tika R Pradhan (ht 16/11/2004)
Singing
of love and longing Displacement and diaspora have set off a burst of
creativity in Nepali music, by CK Lal (nt 12/11/2004)
Kishor
Gurung in concert, by Kanchan (kp 07/11/2004)
Passion
For Music: A close look at the career of Bajracharya reveals that Nepalese
music industry can look for brighter future, by Thakur Amgai (sp
15/10/2004)
Ode
to music, by Amber Gurung (kp 14/10/2004)
Young
Achiever: The popularity earned by Sindhu Malla as a singer in hardly half
a decade has increased the audience's expectations from her, by Thakur
Amgai (sp 08/10/2004)
Songs
for Smarika (nt 24/09/2004)
Promising
Talent: Sugam Pokharel, probably the most popular pop singer of the recent
years, marks a bright future of Nepali music in the years ahead, by
Thakur Amgai (sp 24/09/2004)
Navin
Shrestha's Songs: Expressions Of Realities, by Thakur Amgai (sp
17/09/2004)
In
Parallel Lines: Three decades of persistence has established Ram Thapa as
a popular folk singer and a noted musician, by Thakur Amgai (sp
10/09/2004)
Sanjeep
Shrestha's Sounds and Senses, by Anjali Subedi (kp 15/08/2004)
Nima
keeps his Faith for loyal fans, by Kanchan Burathoki (kp 13/08/2004)
Nabin
Kumar Bhattarai: King Of Pop, by Thakur Amgai (06/08/2004)
The
Ritu of Beauty & Elegance, by Kanchan Burathoki & Caesar Rana
(kp 12/07/2004)
Music
videos Proven magic?, By Anjali Subedi (kp 09/07/2004)
Anil
Singh Presently defined and explored, by Caesar Rana (kp 08/07/2004)
Ram
Krishna Dhakal The evergreen, by Caesar Rana (kp 05/07/2004)
Souvenir
From London: Situ Kharel’s third music album is coming up with new songs
of classical touch, by Thakur Amgai (sp 02/07/2004)
Studios
suffer from increasing delivery hitches, by Paras Kharel (kp
27/06/2004)
No Asare songs this year for Dolakha farmers
(rn 13/06/2004)
Murchunga & its Musical Mantras,
by Pragya Kharel Rajouria (kp 16/05/2004)
Two-sided nepali drum,
by Mamata Pokharel (kp 06/05/2004)
Bid
to make Sarangi popular among youths (ht 22/03/2004)
Gaines are us:
The songs of the Gaines carry the Nepali soul, by Naresh Newar (nt
30/01/2004), Gaines in concert,
by Saurav Jung Thapa (kp 31/01/2004), Indigenous music festival kicks off
(ht 31/01/2004), Gandharba show sees 16 gaineys perform
(ht 01/02/2004), Slow death knell for symbol of Nepali culture,
by Robin Giri (ht 02/02/2004), Not at their cost
(ht 03/02/2004)
Ancient Mithila’s musical instruments disappearing
(rn 30/01/2004)
Ambar Gurung & ‘Sounds of Words’,
by Shiva Rijal (kp 30/01/2004)
Ghatam beats bring divinity of music,
by Caesar Rana (kp 18/01/2004)
Dholak, flute on verge of extinction
(kp 10/01/2004)
Musical path to preserving traditions,
by Renu Kshetry (ht 30/12/2003)
Pop music in decadence,
by Mahabir Paudel (kp 25/12/2003)
Blending of west and east inevitable to boost Nepali music,
by Kumud Bhandari (kp 21/12/2003)
Resurgence of Maithili music
(kp 17/12/2003)
Musical rhapsodies,
by Kishor Gurung (kp 07/12/2003)
Emerging Nepali Classical Guitarists,
by Caesar Rana (Kathmandu Post, 26/10/2003)
Dynamics of ethnomusicology,
by Shiva Rijal (Kathmandu Post, 25/10/2003)
Need to conserve folk songs
(Himalayan Times, 25/08/2003)
Music
Industry: Sustaining A Crescendo Of Creativity, by Sanjaya Dhakal
(Spotlight, 30/05/2003)
Collecting party workers does not make
movement, interview with Robin (Rajendra) Sharma (People's Review,
22/05/2003)
Reviving Use Of Madal, Damaha,
by Indra Adhikari (Rising Nepal, 14/03/2003)
Ambar Gurung: a poet-singer,
by Abhi Subedi (Space Time Today, 02/03/2003)
Kunti’s triple trophy
(Nepali Times, 28/02/2003)
He takes words from soil and turn them into songs,
interview with Sahadev Dhungana (People's Review, 27/02/2003)
Folk instruments on way out
(Himalayan Times, 29/01/2003)
Classical & folk fusion flight captures audience imagination,
by Rupak D Sharma (Space Time Today, 20/12/2002)
A votary of Music,
by Mukti Rijal (Rising Nepal, 15/12/2002)
1974 AD Rock Yatra
(Nepali Times, 13/12/2002)
See also Rock Yatra: Short, sweet and chaotic,
by Aashish Raj Shahi & Suraj Dawadi (Space Time Today, 15/12/2002), Rock yatra pandemonium,
by Bikash Sangraula (Kathmandu Post, 16/12/2002)
Sing us a sad song, Fatteman Dai,
by Manjushree Thapa (Nepali Times, 06/12/2002)
One man mission to preserve Nepal’s folk music,
by Rupak D Sharma (Space Time Today, 05/12/2002)
Valley’s traditional musical instruments face
extinction (Himalayan Times, 19/11/2002)
Promotion of traditional musical instruments urged,
by Indra Adhikari (Rising Nepal, 12/10/2002)
In search of lost music,
by Phudorji Lama Sherpa (Nepali Times, 04/10/2002)
Young Dhaa players show regard to age-old tradition,
by Razen Manandhar (Kathmandu Post, 06/09/2002)
Singer Dhakal’s ‘Aadhar’ released
(Kathmandu Post, 11/08/2002)
Legendary singer re-lives his charisma with bhule-birshe numbers,
by Perina Pathak (Kathmandu Post, 11/08/2002)
Thus Danfe flys away from Damphu
(Kathmandu Post, 11/07/2002)
Nepali Folk Instruments,
by Bhimsen Thapaliya (Rising Nepal, 10/07/2002)
Wegner & Dhimay,
by Perina Pathak (Sunday Post, 07/07/2002)
Time out with 1974 AD,
by Poonam Karmacharya (Kathmandu Post, 19/05/2002)
Vanishing musical instruments reintroduced in Bhaktapur
(Kathmandu Post, 26/04/2002)
Lady in red entertains audience with ‘Chtoe’,
by Tashi Dolma Thinley (Kathmandu Post, 09/04/2002)
Nepalese Music's Popularity Rests On Folk
Melody (Spotlight, 05/04/2002)
Interview with Santosh Sharma, director of Music Nepal Private Limited
Training on folk musical instrument
(Kathmandu Post, 20/03/2002)
Close
Up Hits FM Music Awards: Tunes Of Talent, by Sanjaya Dhakal
(Spotlight, 08/02/2002)
Time to preserve folk musical instruments,
by Perina Pathak (Kathmandu Post, 05/02/2002)
See also Traditional musical instruments on the verge of extinction
(Kathmandu Post, 10/02/2002)
Hits FM Music Awards:
Sharmila rules the roost in women’s categories, by Arhan Sthapit
(Rising Nepal, 03/02/2002)
Music of the gods,
by Alok Tumbahangphey (Nepali Times, 01/02/2002)
Robin’s Nepal
(Nepali Times, 25/01/2002)
On Robin Tamang
Let them eat cake,
by C.K. Lal (Nepali Times, 25/01/2002)
On Narayan Gopal
Hundreds of manuscripts gather dust at Academy,
by Perina Pathak (Kathmandu Post, 18/01/2002)
Folk
Music: People's Melodies, by Sanjaya Dhakal (Spotlight, 28/12/2001)
Sitar Sudha,
by Salil Subedi (Nepali Times, 21/12/2001)
Tungna ko dhun ma dada pari,
by Perina Pathak (Sunday Post, 18/11/2001)
A multi-lingual songster, 9-year-old Suman enthrals audience,
by Ranjana Pradhan (Kathmandu Post, 11/11/2001)
Murchunga: vanishing,
by Perina Pathak (Sunday Post, 23/09/2001)
Bidhan Shrestha: singing for art's sake,
by Pragya Rajouria (Sunday Post, 22/07/2001)
Khem
Raj Gurung: Winning Nepali Hearts, by Bhagirath Yogi
(Spotlight, 18/05/2001)
Fanning the faith of singers,
by Binay Kr Pokharel (Sunday Post, 13/05/2001)
Music
Piracy: Haunted By Thefts, by Sanjaya Dhakal (Spotlight,
13/04/2001)
Simplicity, sophistication blend well in Kunti's voice,
by Arhan Sthapit (Rising Nepal, 18/03/2001)
Deep Shrestha bags 3 Hits Awards
(Kathmandu Post, 11/03/2001)
Younger generation lured by Western music,
by Perina Pathak (Kathmandu Post, 07/03/2001)
Our Music Is Definitely Not For The
Masses, by Akshay Sharma (Spotlight, 02/02/2001)
Interview with Sunil Dev Pant, front man of Ugra Karma, a death metal band
Lesson from people's artists,
by Shreedahr Gautam (People's Review, 18/01/2001)
Dhimey: Traditional Jyapu musical instrument,
by Shraddha Shrestha (Kathmandu Post, 17/01/2001)
Doing hip-hop & rap,
by Sareeka Yongpang Rai
Narayan Gopal had said to me, 'this boy will definitely become
something' (People's Review, 02/11/2000)
Interview with Ram Krishna Dhakal
Naulo all the way
(Sunday Post, 10/09/2000)
Improvisation Of Music,
by Akshay Sharma (Spotlight, 14/07/2000)
In memory of Gopal Yonzon: A lively evening of patriotic songs,
by Sarad Pradhan (Sunday Post, 07/05/2000)
Mellifluous classical music making comeback,
by Subina Shrestha (Kathmandu Post, 27/04/2000)
Yonzan
music show planned (Kathmandu Post, 15/04/2000)
Community
music of Nepal: An overview, by Shobha Tiwari (Sunday Post, 02/04/2000)
Gurung
voted ‘Musician of the Century’ (Kathmandu Post, 02/04/2000)
Ambar
Gurung bags Image Awards 2056 (The Kathmandu Post, 17 January 2000)
Hits’
Music Awards: Dhakal makes hat-trick (The Rising Nepal, 16 January 2000)
Dhakal
steals show at FM music awards (The Kathmandu Post, 16 January 2000)
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