Ayushma Nepal has always known that she wanted to be a singer, but she  couldn€™t afford to study music as her parents struggled even with her fees for school. NMC discovered her talent and is supporting her to realize her dream. She is 15 years old. She comes from a hard-working family. €œI have always loved to sing, I love vocals because I know I can sing€, she says. Although she didn't come from a musical background, she listened to the radio avidly, developing a love of pop music and quickly discovering she could sing a song even after hearing it only once. Likewise, she holds the passion for dance too.

At NMC we believe it is important for all young people to know that if you€™re not from a privileged background, you can still have a chance. Everyone should know that there are opportunities out there for them. We strive to fulfill all budding musicians€™ dreams and that€™s why NMC €œSponsor a budding talent€ project is so important.  Your help and support will ensure these talents find the resource they require to realize their dreams.

A little boy Mr. Anmol Mohara Darji born in Dharan tried his hands at the congo for the first time at the age of five and today we have a promising drummer. Mohara applied for the residential scholarship in Nepal Sangeet Vidhyalaya and he got selected. He enrolled in the Nepal Sangeet Vidhyalaya. Apart from the residential and academic scholarship Nepal Sangeet Vidhyalaya helped him appreciate music and form a band of his own, €˜Blue in Silence€™.  A drummer in the band €œBlue in Silence€, Anmol and his band have performed in many school functions and live music shows till date.. Mohara secured 95 % (Distinction) in Grade 5 Rock School International Exam Board London in Drums Instrument. He gave all his credits to his drum teacher Mr. Nikhil Tuladhar, Tabla teacher Mr. Jeevan Rai and Madal teacher Mr. Nhuchhe Man Dangol. Recently he secured 97 % (highest marks ever in the RSEB history) in grade 8 Rock School International Exam Board London in Drums Instrument. In 2017, he won the "young Drummer of the Year, UK' title hosted by http://mikedolbear.com/. http://www.youngdrummeroftheyear.com/

Bishal Tamang is a seventeen year old, charismatic, talented yet reserved and shy young musician. His talent was recently discovered at the audition round at Deepika School, Kathmandu.

He lives with his mother and two younger sisters. His mother runs a small restaurant near their house. €œI need to do build my career to take care of my little sisters and mother€, he says. He says, €œI had an €˜ok€™ voice since childhood, but then my interest in music grew and I like guitar more than any other instrument. I want to become a famous musician one day€. His admiration towards music grew in his early childhood, when his father sang to them. His father, who was a police officer, met with an accident causing sudden death.

Due to low income his family struggles to survive!

Research has shown that supporting a child's education is one of the most effective ways to help break the cycle of disadvantage. Our sponsorship program enables you to give directly to a child in need so they don€™t miss out on the opportunity to participate fully in their education, and create a better future for themselves. Everyone should know that there are opportunities out there for them. We strive to fulfill all budding musicians€™ dreams and that€™s why NMC €œSponsor a budding talent€ project is so important.  Your help and support will ensure these talents find the resource they require to realize their dreams.

Help music become a positive channel for self- expression, allowing him to begin a process of addressing the difficult challenges he faced.

A little girl from Gandharba community, Bhojpur Ms. Barta Gandharba reminds her audience of the old classic voice of Tara Devi and Anna Lama, two of Nepal legendary popular singer. Barta and her father used to travel to Sankhuwasabha (Tumlingtar) Diktel, Lukla, Namche Bazaar for earning.

All her life Barta has been living on scholarship and aid. Ms. Gandharba applied residential scholarship in Nepal Sangeet Vidhyalaya and she got selected. In NSV she got a chance to upgrade her sarangi lessons with renowned teacher and also got many more national & international exposures. From NSV, She has been sent as a music teacher to Faculty of Fine Arts, Music Department, University of Alder (UiA), Kristiansand Norway for 9 months under FK-Exchange program. There she taught Nepali traditional folk melody to the students of UiA and performed in many schools. She has also participated in a lot of recordings done by students and teachers at the faculty. Along with her classes in the school, she is also striving to obtain her college degree from Lalit Kala Campus.

Barta Gandharba is good in her profession but on the another hand she needs to learn more.

Acharya is a 16 year old young guitarist who has been passionate about music from an early age.

Coming from a low income family struggling to provide 3 meals a day, he didn€™t have anywhere to practice or develop his skills. He says, €œI have full support from my family. They believe in me. Since, I started practicing guitar- I know, my life has changed. I am much more positive and I like this feeling€™.

NSV discovered his talent through scholarship audition in March, 2013 and since then he has been receiving instrumental tuition. He has been very creative and focused, takes every opportunity to learn from the professional musicians leading the course.

Your love and support will help him to receive the assistance he needs to grow and develop.

Anubhav Nepal is a 13 year old pleasant young boy. He is keen on starting his musical career with a great attitude, enthusiasm and talent. When selected for €˜sponsor a budding talent€™ hosted by NMC, he started jumping and dancing.

He says, €˜I had envisioned this time when I first heard of such a scholarship program, I knew that my dream is not too far away now€™. Anubhav has been taking vocal lessons at NMC for the past two years now.

  €˜If I am sad, I sing. If I am happy, I sing. I sing to feel. Since early age, I have been very fond of music. My mother says I have a beautiful voice and my teacher says, I can connect with people with my singing€™.

 It does not matter what type of music or instrument kinds want to play- if they have the passion and if music is their life, then NMC€™s €œSponsor a budding talent€ project is there to support their dream.

We desire to bring together some of the best young musicians to practice their skills, rehearse and stretch themselves. We provide advanced music opportunities to develop young people of exceptional musical talent. Our distinctive project is the perfect springboard to take their musical dream to a new horizon together with other like-minded young musicians.

Chandra has been living with his maternal uncle and his family since his birth.  His uncle is a farmer and his uncle being the only financial support to his family, has to work very hard to fulfill the basic needs. He was born in Salyan and lost his father in a bike accident while her mother was carrying him in her womb. He is the only child her mother has but she also left when he was just 7. He has hardly seen her or talked to her since. Now, he has two younger brothers, his uncle's sons, and he says they are the closest to his heart. His interest in dance grew seeing the little brothers dancing and says he used to dance along. He has participated in various dance programs and was appreciated by many in his village. Besides, singing and dancing, he always maintains good academic report.

Chandra is a bright student with aim to be a qualified performer, choreographer and a dance teacher and wants to teach his brothers as well. He has very clear view of where he will take his life to and thus is happy to continue his study after District level exam in Nepal Sangeet Vidhyalaya (NSV). NSV finds him very sincere, hardworking and dedicated. Here he wants to study music (dance) and pursue higher studies in the same field.

Raj being the youngest in the family, he has seen how his elder brothers struggled to pay bills and to help them he came to Kathmandu after completing District level exam in Banglung and worked in a restaurant for some time to support his family. His father and both of his brothers are working on wages and want their youngest brother to pursue his dream instead of ending up as them. Thus they insisted him to join NSV as he is very much interested in music and loves to sing.

Nepal SangeetVidhyala (NSV) gives best platform for him to continue his studies in formal music. But because he has no one in Kathmandu or to support him financially to join the school, he wonders if he'd be able to continue his higher studies in music here at NSV and be able to live up to his family's expectations.

Pradip belongs to Dalit community involved in playing music in various occasion like wedding processions, funeral etc. The famous Nepalese folk instrument 'Sarangi' is regarded as Gandharva community's basic instrument. His grandfather is a renowned Sarangi player in his village and also used to make Sarangi and used to sell them as well. His father followed the same footstep for a while but when the family grew with four children, his father had to quit the family business since it earned too little to feed so many mouths. Now, his father works in a small hotel in India and could only see him during festive holidays.

Pradip also plays sarangi along with his grandfather sometimes, but says he is more interested in singing. He has been singing since he was 8. He had also participated in many singing contests and interschool competitions organized in his village.

Nepal SangeetVidhyala (NSV), could not only help preserve this traditional folk instrument like Sarangi with the hands of these young lads but can also help to achieve their goal of becoming qualified musicians and ultimately contribute towards elevating music industry of Nepal. He very much believes that this first step towards his dream would lead to his goal of becoming qualified and successful singer. However, belonging to a family below poverty line and far from Kathmandu, he desperately needs financial support to continue his formal music studies at NSV.