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| Kathmandu, Sunday November 23, 2003 Mangshir 07, 2060. |
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Sur Sudha performs at Kal Mochan Ghat
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KATHMANDU, Nov 22 - A musical programme, featuring the
celebrated musical band, Sur Sudha, was organised in Kal Mochan Ghat of the capital today.
The 3-member classical music band has an incredible record of 3,000 live concerts the
world over and has been performing since 1987. On the occasion, the band played their
much-celebrated tune, the Fishermen’s song along with other popular pieces such as
Rajamati and Resham Firiri.
After the live performance by Sur Sudha, members of the Bajra
Kala Kunj of Kathmandu presented several Nepali charya dances like the Kumari and Kal
Bhairab. As an antidote to the chill of the night, local Newari wine in traditional
mud-bowls with delightful Newari morsels was also served. The programme ended in a grand
Newari Bhoye or Newari dinner.
Several dignitaries including foreign ambassadors and the
Mayor of Kathmandu City, Keshav Sthapit, were present on the occasion. Speaking at the
programme, Sthapit described the event as enlivening and enchanting.
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