Ramsharan Darnal (Nepali: रामशरण दर्नाल; 10 July 1937 – 18 September 2011) was a Nepalese ethnomusicologist best known for initiating and publicizing the study of music of different ethnic groups in Nepal.[1][2][3] He also played an important role in the popularization of a few western instruments in Nepal.[4][5]
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^Pahadi, Dambar (October 2011), "लोकसङ्गीत सम्राट्: एक स्मृति" [King of Folk Music: Ad Memoriam], Nepali Manch, 21 (6)
^Parajuli, Gopal (16 June 2012), आजीवन सङ्गीत अनुसन्धाता [A Music Researcher for Life], Gorkhapatra