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Dapha music (Nepal Bhasa: दाफा) is a Newa artform in which singers and musicians perform devotional music, based on classical raga and taal system. The music is performed by a group of musicians called Dapha khalah in places called dabu. Dapha is the oldest surviving devotional music of Nepal, with its origin in the 17th century. The dapha music saw a growth in the early 18th century with royal patronage. It expanded during that era to include sets of nine different drums that are standard today.

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rdfs:comment	Dapha music (Nepal Bhasa: दाफा) is a Newa artform in which singers and musicians perform devotional music, based on classical raga and taal system. The music is performed by a group of musicians called Dapha khalah in places called dabu. Dapha is the oldest surviving devotional music of Nepal, with its origin in the 17th century. The dapha music saw a growth in the early 18th century with royal patronage. It expanded during that era to include sets of nine different drums that are standard today. (en) Dapha (Nepali दाफा, dāphā, auch dapha bhajan) ist ein devotionaler Musikstil der Newar-Gemeinschaft im Kathmandutal in Nepal, der zur aus dem Hinduismus hervorgegangenen Bhakti-Bewegung in Südasien gehört und mit dem religiösen Gesangsstil kirtan verwandt ist. Der wohl im 17. Jahrhundert am Hof der Malla-Könige entstandene und später in die Tradition der Bauern übergegangene dapha ist der älteste hinduistische devotionale Gesangsstil der Newar. Die Lieder in der musikalischen Form eines Ragas werden besonders an jahreszeitlichen religiösen Feiertagen im Wechselgesang von zwei Männerchören vorgetragen und von Handzimbeln (tah), Doppelkonustrommeln (lalakhin, auch dapha khin) und manchmal Naturtrompeten (pvanga) begleitet. Zu diesem Ensemble kam im 18. Jahrhundert das größere navabaja mit ne (de)
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has abstract	Dapha (Nepali दाफा, dāphā, auch dapha bhajan) ist ein devotionaler Musikstil der Newar-Gemeinschaft im Kathmandutal in Nepal, der zur aus dem Hinduismus hervorgegangenen Bhakti-Bewegung in Südasien gehört und mit dem religiösen Gesangsstil kirtan verwandt ist. Der wohl im 17. Jahrhundert am Hof der Malla-Könige entstandene und später in die Tradition der Bauern übergegangene dapha ist der älteste hinduistische devotionale Gesangsstil der Newar. Die Lieder in der musikalischen Form eines Ragas werden besonders an jahreszeitlichen religiösen Feiertagen im Wechselgesang von zwei Männerchören vorgetragen und von Handzimbeln (tah), Doppelkonustrommeln (lalakhin, auch dapha khin) und manchmal Naturtrompeten (pvanga) begleitet. Zu diesem Ensemble kam im 18. Jahrhundert das größere navabaja mit neun verschiedenen Trommeln und mehreren Zimbeln. (de) Dapha music (Nepal Bhasa: दाफा) is a Newa artform in which singers and musicians perform devotional music, based on classical raga and taal system. The music is performed by a group of musicians called Dapha khalah in places called dabu. Dapha is the oldest surviving devotional music of Nepal, with its origin in the 17th century. The dapha music saw a growth in the early 18th century with royal patronage. It expanded during that era to include sets of nine different drums that are standard today. (en)
ancestor	Newa devotional music (en)
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