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Folk music of Assam are different forms of Folk music in Assam as in Folklore[1][2][3]
Types of music in Assam
edit- Borgeet
- Naam
- Paal Naam
- Ojapali
- Bihu naam
- Huchori
- Nishiconi geet
- Biya naam, songs of marriage ceremony
- Nazrul sangeet
- Rabha sangeet
- Zari, songs in praise of Allah
- Zikir, songs in praise of Allah
- Bagania geet, songs of tea tribes
- Kamrupriya lokgeet
- Goalporiya lokogeet
- Aainam
- Dihanaam
- Tokari geet
- Bhawaiya
- Nawaria geet
- Bongeet
- Gorokhiya naam
- Deori mosaia
- Holi geet
- Nao khelor geet
- Dehbicar geet
- Siyaan geet
References
edit- ^ "Folk Dance & Music in Assam - List of Popular Folk Dances and Music in India". www.tourmyindia.com. Retrieved 2024-08-03.
- ^ "Show Article". ragafest.com. Retrieved 2024-08-03.
- ^ "Dance and Music of Assam, Assam Dance, Music of Assam". www.incredible-northeastindia.com. Retrieved 2024-08-03.
Category:Culture of Assam Category:Music of India Category:Indian folklore