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Masaka Stringed instruments are most frequently played by the Gaine people in the hill and mountain areas but the Masaka is played by the Badi caste in Bajhang District. Music is very highly developed in this area and the Badi, a musical caste, are very talented musicians, dancers and instrument makers. The Masaka (50cm long) is the only stringed instrument belonging to the Badi. The body is made of Khirro wood and the bow is usually made from a soft wood called Painyu. The Masaka has four strings and many different melodious tunes can be played on it. These days it has fallen into disuse. | |
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Museum of
Nepal
Museum of
Nepal
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10 AM -17 PM (Sunday- Friday)
13 PM- 16 PM (Every Saturday)
Telephone:
+977-1-4242741
