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Nepal

Nepal is a land-locked country in southern Asia, bordering India and Tibet. With more than fifty ethnic groups, the country is home to many different genres of music, including Nepali classical music.

 

A selection of articles about Nepal

Spotlight. Together - Keith Bramich listens to Arnaud Fillion's 'Kune'. 'surprisingly accessible, varied, mostly traditional sounding and upbeat.'

Ensemble. A Wake-up Call - Ron Bierman listens to orchestral music by Carlos Simon and by Wagner arranged by Lorin Maazel

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