Bhusyah

Music of Nepal
General topics
Dhimay Bhusyah Madal Sarangi Damfoo Dholak Chyambrung Bansuri
Genres
Dapa Dohori Selo Bhajan Rodhi Adhunik Sangeet Rock Hip hop
Specific forms
Newa music Gurung music Tamang music Khas music Mithila music Sunuwar music Magar music Bhojpuri music Sherpa music Thakali music Chepang music Rai music Tibetan music Lepcha music Limbu music Kusunda music
Media and performance
Music festivals	Goon lā
Music media	Radio Nepal Hits FM Image FM
Nationalistic and patriotic songs
National anthem	"Sayaun Thunga Phool Ka"

Bhusyah (Nepal Bhasa: भूस्याः) is a pair of metallic cymbals. Technically, these are idiophones.^[1] This instrument is played with Dhimay or other membranophones. Its size ranges from around 10 to 21 inches (25 to 53 cm).

Festivals

Festivals in which Bhusya are played are as follows- Bisket Jatra

Yenya punhi
Janamaadya rath jatra
Bungdya rath jatra

References

↑ Jwajalapa

Topics of Newar people
Music	Gunla Bajan Dhimay Dhaa Bhusyah
Cuisine	Ailaa Momo Baji Chataamari Chuchumari Yomari Choila Jaa Kachilaa Lakhamari Takha Sanyaa Sanyaakhunya Thwon
Festival	Gunla Sa Paru Yenya Mohani Swanti Pahan Charhe Bhairab Naach Samyak Jana Baha Dyah Jatra Bunga Dyah Jatra
Rituals	Ihi Bahra ceremony Jankwa Jaa Nakigu Iihipaa Sagan Mha Puja
Language	Literature Nepal Bhasa renaissance Nepal Bhasa movement
Deities	Swayambhunath Pashupati Lokeshwar Lakhey Majipa Lakhey Ajima Matrikas
Castes	Newar caste system Shrestha Chitrakar Maharjan Ranjitkar Tuladhar Sthapit Kansakar
Misc	Newa dance Nepal Sambat Kathmandu Patan Bhaktapur
Religion	Hinduism Buddhism Newar Buddhism

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