| 词条 | Night (Nepali band) |
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| name = Night | native_name = नाइट | background = group_or_band | image = | caption = | origin = Kathmandu, Nepal | genre = Nepali folk | years_active = {{start date|2006}}–present | label = independent | website = {{URL|http://wearenight.com/}} | current_members = Jason Kunwar Niraj Shakya Simma Rai Sudhir Acharya Shiva Kumar Khatri | past_members = Bibhushan Basnet Birat Basnet Mina (Sumnima) Singh Ranav Adhikari Prashant Poudel Shreeti Pradhan Jeevan Lama Paras Mani Subedi Kushal Karki Prem Gurung Ajar Krishna Shrestha }}Night is a new-school folk band from Nepal.[1] The band uses traditional Nepali instruments to create new sounds. It aims to reintroduce the traditional instruments of Nepal to the modern generation of Nepali-speaking audience.[2] The band released singles initially, which became highly popular in Nepal. It released its first album, Ani Ukali Sangai Orali in 2014 and its second album Jhalka Raya Buka in August 2017. The band has established a solid fan base ranging from metalheads to the common man. Some of the band members have composed music for Nepali films such as Chhadke, Jhola and Suntali. Some of the most popular songs of Night are Kathor, Tuina ko chha hai bhara, Basai bagayo, Sunko Jutta and Putali ko bhesha barilai. Night has performed at the Shambala Festival in August 2015, BBC Radio 3 in April 2016 and WOMEX showcase in October 2017. It has also collaborated with A.R. Rahman on the occasion of International Peace Day to produce a musical tribute Ot. Apart from Nepal, Night has also performed in many other countries.[3] The music of Night is folk-based and echoes the pains of the economically marginalized sections of the society.[4] The band members visit various parts of Nepal and collect folk tunes and instruments. Night aims to promote rare traditional musical instruments through its short documentary series Know Your Instruments on its YouTube channel and live concerts.[5] Some of the Nepali musical instruments used by Night are Sarangi, Piwnacha, Nagara (drums), Dhimay (drums), Paluwa (leaf), Tungna and Flute. [6] [7]Discography
References1. ^{{Cite News|title=Colours of the Night|work=Nepali Times|accessdate = 2016-12-27|url=http://nepalitimes.com/article/Nepali-Times-Buzz/night-album,1922}} 2. ^{{Cite Web|title=Night: Reflections on Debut Album|work=Dreams Magazine|accessdate = 2016-12-27|url=http://mydreamsmag.com/article/night/}} 3. ^{{Cite Web|title=The Story Behind the Night|work=The Kathmandu Post|accessdate = 2017-09-07|url=http://kathmandupost.ekantipur.com/news/2017-04-16/the-story-behind-the-night.html}} 4. ^{{Cite Web|title=समाजको आवाज|work=eKantipur|accessdate = 2016-12-27|url=http://nepalkhabar.com/en/2016/entertainment/6787/}} 5. ^{{Cite Web|title=धुनमा गाउँ खाने कथा|work=Nepal Khabar|accessdate = 2016-12-27|url=http://nepalkhabar.com/en/2016/entertainment/6787/}} 6. ^{{Cite Web|title=Nepal's musicians retune to tradition|work=dailymail.uk|accessdate = 2017-11-16|url=http://www.Dailymail.co.uk/wires/afp/article-5087647/Nepals-musicians-retune-tradition.html}} 7. ^{{Cite Web|title=NIGHT IN ALPIOGLLHO'TS|work=The Himalayan Times- TGIF|accessdate = 2017-09-15|url=http://epaper.thehimalayantimes.com/textview_4029_1470532_4_1_17_15-09-2017_71_0.html}} External links
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