Rabin Lal Shrestha

Laxmi Prasad Dangol is a Nepalese tabla player. He is also member of Jayshree Music society & of Project Baja Nepal. He evolved into as a tabala player in many classical music and songs and Nepal idol.

Parsuram Prasad Poudel is a distinguished Nepali tabla player, music educator, researcher, and academic who has made significant contributions to the promotion of Hindustani classical music and music education in Nepal. He currently serves as an Assistant Professor (Tabla) at Lalitkala Campus, Tribhuvan University, where he teaches, conducts research, and mentors students pursuing higher education in music.A dedicated practitioner of Hindustani classical music, Poudel has established himself as both a performer and scholar. Alongside his academic career, he actively participates in tabla recitals, lecture-demonstrations, workshops, and music seminars while contributing to research on Nepal's musical heritage. His scholarly works focus on music education, traditional musical instruments, and the relationship between music and Nepal's artistic traditions.Parsuram Prasad Poudel is also recognized for his academic publications in the Journal of Fine Arts Campus. His research includes studies such as "Musical Instruments in Nepali Sculpture" and "Formal Music Education in Nepal: A SWOT Analysis of Tribhuvan University," reflecting his commitment to strengthening music education and preserving Nepal's cultural heritage through research and documentation.He belongs to a new generation of scholar-musicians who successfully combine performance, teaching, and academic research, contributing to the continued development of classical music in Nepal.

EXPERIENCE Former Violin Teacher at St.Mary's High School,Jawalakhel 2017 - Present Former Music Teacher at Blood and Thunder Music Academy 2016 - Present Violin Teacher at Occidental Public School Jun 2019 - Present Former Violin Teacher at Gloria Secondary School 2018 - Present Violin Teacher at Nobel Academy Secondary School 2017 - Present Violin Teacher at Salvation Music Center 2017 - Present

Prem Rana Autari is a renowned Nepali flutist celebrated for his classical foundation, global performances, and lifelong dedication to Nepali music. Born with a natural affinity for melody, he began exploring musical scales at the age of ten and traveled to India at twelve to study classical flute under world‑famous maestro Pandit Hari Prasad Chaurasia. His six years of rigorous training shaped the technical mastery and expressive depth that later defined his signature sound.Autari made his professional debut at fifteen with an orchestral ensemble in Bombay, performing in the vibrant center of Indian film music. He went on to work with All India Radio, gaining recognition for his refined tone and versatility. Returning to Nepal at twenty, he devoted himself to elevating Nepali music, serving nine years at Radio Nepal and ten years at the Royal Nepal Academy, where he became a leading figure in instrumental performance and musical education.He later performed worldwide with the classical ensemble Sursudha, representing Nepal on international stages, including as a soloist at the World Expo in Australia (2000). His artistry blends classical discipline with Nepali melodic sensibility, making him one of the most respected flutists of his generation.