.
top unblocked 76 games free
access unblocked games 76 now
latest unblocked online games
kays games unblocked access
retro bowl unlimited play
play retro bowl without block
cool math brain games free
school-friendly unblocked games
yohoho io game online
lesson guru hack and help
play baseball bros unblocked
classroom 6x games to play
76
Design Resource
Popular Folk Musical Instruments
An Assamese Folk Festival Instruments
by
Introduction
Bihu, an Assamese folk festival celebrates the jubilant three seasons that marks the beginning, middle and end of a year in the Assamese calendar. Rongali or Bohag, Kati or Kongali and Boghali or Magh Bihu, namely are celebrated at different times in the year and each one of them has a significant role in telling stories of the agrarian community. The folk songs assume great significance since they reflect the correct sentiment amongst the natives and further narrate the significance of the season.
Of the three Bihu festivals which are secular and non-religious, the Bohag Bihu ushers in the period of greatest enjoyment and marks the arrival of spring. The Folk songs associated with Bohag Bihu are called Bihu Geets or Bihu Songs. The sights of “Mukoli Bihus” are often during the month of April - the month celebrated by all age groups as the arrival of spring. Romance and songs of merriment occupy a central place amongst the young boys and girls as they get together in open spaces dancing and singing to the tunes of Bihu. Songs based on nature and prayers of good harvest are also composed of the tunes of Dhol, Gogona, Pepa and Taal, the major instruments used in Bihu Geets.
