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Wanvun,
literally "chorus", is a
style of
singing used by
Kashmiri people before certain rituals such as
Yagnopavit and marriages. It can also be used...
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found in
South Asia such as Nati of
Himachal Pradesh,
Harul of Uttarakhand,
Wanvun of Kashmir,
Jhumair of Jharkhand,
Fugdi of Goa and
Deuda and Dhan Nach of...
- Lalitaditya's predecessor, Ranaditya, is said to have
built the
first sun temple.
Wanvun singing is an
integral part of
Kashmiri Pandit religious ceremonies. Harmukh...
- a
remake of an
original 2018
single by the band. The song also
featured wanvun, a type of
traditional Kashmiri wedding chorus singing, sung by a group...
- in 1936. Naseehat-un-Niswaan (Two parts)
Marriage songs in the form of
Wanvun published for the
first time in 1938). Salam-e-Anwar Mae Kalam-e-Anwar (...
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Kashmiri Music promote traditional Kashmiri folk
music like Chakri, Henzae,
Wanvun, Ladishah,
Bacha Nagma, Dumhal,
Dogri Bhakh,
Gojri music and top singers...
