Newar music is a traditional form of music originating from the Newar community in the Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. It encompasses a variety of genres, including folk, classical, and ritual music, often performed during festivals, ceremonies, and cultural events. Instruments commonly used include the madal, sarangi, and bansuri, which contribute to its unique sound. The music is characterized by its rich rhythms and melodies, reflecting the diverse cultural heritage of the Newar people. It plays a significant role in preserving their history and traditions, often accompanied by traditional dances and performances that showcase the community's vibrant artistic expression.