aunsi; last day of the dark half of the month

Ya Kundendu Ode To Saraswati

Duet for electric guitar and piano. The middle section has been described as Mr. Rogers (meets Frank Zappa?).

At the Behest of Phoebe (Prototype)

Animal Games -The Colorist & Emiliana Torrini

'Around the world'  featuring Chinese instrument (Hulusi)
The hulusi (traditional: 葫蘆絲; simplified: 葫芦丝; pinyin: húlúsī) or cucurbit flute is a free reed wind instrument from China. Wikipedia
Guitars / Composed / Arranged By Bks Bazra
Hulusi / Mixed / Mastered - Kobid Bazra

Produced at Bajra Creation Records
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Around The World (Hulusi Music)

Opus No. 1 
Mi Ku
Live recording from Cafe Aamu on September 22nd, 2017 
Mi Ku Mitho Tour 2017

Opus No.1 (Cafe Aamu /  9.22)

The Otherside of the Everest [Nepal-China]
[PC Archive - 2014]

Sound Effect Percussions : Merit Maharjan

Amalgamation of Chinese and Nepali Music. 
This track is originally created for a collaboration project with Yun Man Ge Cultural Communication , Kunming, China.

Yun Man Ge

The Otherside Of The Everest (Original - 2014)

1ª Stage: 10 minutes
Breathing chaotically through the nose, let breathing be intense, deep, fast, without rhythm, with no pattern – and concentrating always on the exhalation.

2ª Stage: 10 minutes
EXPLODE!

3ª Stage: 10 minutes
With arms raised high above your head, jump up and down shouting the mantra.

4ª Stage: 15 minutes
STOP!

5ª Stage: 15 minutes
Celebrate! 

Dynamic Meditation

Setting up a milestone in my music production, “Silent Wind” is an Eastern Classical inspired Instrumental Music. This music inspired from production of Kobid Bazra, is produced/recorded by Aavash Upreti.

Music : Aavash Upreti
Mixed/Mastered : Kobid Bazra
Flute : Sabin Maharjan

Silent Wind

Silent Wind | Eastern Classical Instrumental | Aavash Upreti

Ligligkot

Peter Gabriel -The Nest That Sailed The Sky (Mash Up).

528Hz Big Tibetan Singing Bowl Music For Healing & Meditation

Mi Ku | मिठो कुरा 

Mi Ku, a contemporary folk ensemble from Nepal, sings about ‘Mitho Kura’, meaning sweet things of all sorts. They depict this very motive in the form of warm and witty poetic expressions, and in music that is derived from a wide array of world music.

Members
Pushpa Palanchoke : Vocals
Kobid Bazra : Sarangi
Samyog Regmi : Guitars
Riken Maharjan : Bass
Bikesh Bazra : Nagara
Merit Maharjan : Percussions
Prabin Maharjan : Manager
Sangam Panta : Merchandise/ Stage Manager

Opus No.1 (Cafe Aamu / 9.22)

Mi Ku

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