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The Folk Music Of Kangra Chamba Tribes Especially The Gaddis Reflects Their Culture Lifestyle
The folk music of Kangra & Chamba tribes, especially the Gaddis, reflects their culture & lifestyle
The mother-son artist duo talks about the folk music of Kangra and Chamba. It serves as an extraordinary repository of ideas, issues and iterations which define the Himalayan ethos in a society that has remained oriented towards oral cultures...
Updated At : 02:44 PM Aug 27, 2024 IST
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The mother-son artist duo talks about the folk music of Kangra and Chamba. It serves as an extraordinary repository of ideas, issues and iterations which define the Himalayan ethos in a society that has remained oriented towards oral cultures of singing and storytelling. From celebrating the beauty of landscapes and evoking environmental concerns, to registering matters of love and longing and adapting the sacred within the ubiquitous, these folk songs display an acute awareness of the life that was. #kangra #chamba #folkmusic #music #himachalpradesh #dhauladhar #gaddis #landscape #oralcultures #traditions #himalayas #westernhimalayas #songs #folksongs #geography #everydaylife #mythology
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