
Chhopati - Folk Songs of Garhwal
This particular folk song is popular in the Jaunpur-Rawain area of the Tehri Garhwal. 'Chhopati' is actually love songs that are sung between male and female in form of questions and answers.
Chounphula and Jhumeila - Folk Songs of Garhwal
This form of dance, 'Chounphula' & Jhumeila', is a seasonal dance form which take place from 'Basant Panchami' to 'Sankranti' or 'Baisakhi'. The mixed dance form that is restricted to women is Jhumeila, but 'Chounphula' is actually a spinning form of a dance that is performed at night, in a group, by people of all community. Chounphula is a dance form which is performed to appreciate the gift of nature. Jhumeila, Chounphula and Daryola folk songs derive their names from the concerned folk dances.
Basanti - Folk Songs of Garhwal
Basanti is a folk song which is, in most cases, sung by individuals or by groups. These songs are mainly composed to welcome the spring season, when flowers bloom and there is a feel of freshness in the valleys of the Garhwal Hills.
Mangal - Folk Songs of Garhwal

Bajuband - Folk Songs of Garhwal
This particular folk song is concerned with love and sacrifice between shepherds. It is a dialogue of love, sung in the form of 'lok geet' or folk song, to be shared between a boy and a girl or a man and a woman.
Jaggar (Jagar) - Folk Songs of Garhwal
This is a form of song which is mainly composed to worship spiritual and ghostly beings. This particular song is accompanied with dances. Sometimes, however, Jaggar can also be in the form of Puja folk songs and are sung in .honour of the various gods and goddesses.
Khuded - Folk Songs of Garhwal
Khuded is a folk song of Garhwal which depicts the sadness and suffering of a woman, caused due to separation from her husband. Here the woman laments the time that she is away from her husband because the man may be out with a job or away from home for some work. 'Pawada' also belongs to this category of folk songs where separation is felt when the husband has gone to the battlefield.
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