Binayo And Murchunga : Lost With The Generation
Binayo & Murchunga
Binayo And Murchunga :What is the function of the instrument? Almost everyone’s answer may be the same, the job of the instrument is to entertain. The melody of the instrument used in songs from festivals and ceremonies entertains our hearts. But what you don’t know is that there is an amazing instrument that is used to impress a girl.
Such an instrument is the original instrument of our country and not of any other country, which you will find in the Lokbaja Museum in Tripureshwor, Kathmandu. Murchunga is the name of the folklorist who impress a girls. This instrument is an ancient instrument of Vishwakarmas.
When our ancestors made iron forks, they made karuwa. Made tools. This time this instrument has also been made. ‘This instrument looks like a trident when held upright. In other words, it looks like a Shivalinga.The first and only folk baja museum in Nepal is the ‘Rashtriya Lok Baja Sangrahalaya’ which is now in Tripureswar.
Its patron is Ram Prasad Kandel. The museum was established on his own initiative. By doing one or two, he has now collected 655 types of instruments in the museum. These instruments have their own historical, religious, ethnic and other significance. Some of the instruments kept in the museum have been used in the war, some will be used and some carry the importance of religious worship.
Some of the instruments in the museum are also used by boys to impress girls or even to impress young people.
This is the instrument of Vishwakarmas. This instrument is also a very ancient instrument. When our ancestors made iron forks, they made karuwa. Made tools. This time this instrument is also made.
It looks like a sack that encloses with a drawstring. In other words, it looks like a Shivalinga. Looking back, it looks like the letter Om.
But it’s just the same. It used to be made of iron. Copper and gold are also being made now.
It is a musical instrument that can be played without fear, fun and ease when walking alone. There are different melodies of this instrument when going up and down, when going down, when sitting on the chautari, when the girl is lying. Many words and phrases come out of it. It’s a fun kind of instrument. Such instruments are found in many countries of the world.
When our ancestors made iron forks, they made karuwa. Made tools. This time this instrument has also been made. ‘This instrument looks like a trident when held upright. In other words, it looks like a Shivalinga.The first and only folk baja museum in Nepal is the ‘Rashtriya Lok Baja Sangrahalaya’ which is now in Tripureswar.
Its patron is Ram Prasad Kandel. The museum was established on his own initiative. By doing one or two, he has now collected 655 types of instruments in the museum.These instruments have their own historical, religious, ethnic and other significance. Some of the instruments kept in the museum have been used in the war, some will be used and some carry the importance of religious worship.
Some of the instruments in the museum are also used by boys to impress girls or even to impress young people.
