Solid instruments like sticks and cymbals played by beating with sticks or metals: These are tal bajas and beaten with hand or any other materials; and made of brass or any other metal, and played by beating or beating one another. These are namely, Akharananda nad, Alanka, Rishital, Kanyapi, Kaptera, Kanchakancha, Kalwal khuruwa, Kasta kartal, Kani fu, Khachhar ghanta, Khanjari, Khandali, Khankar, Khincha kho gno, Khowalimali, Garur ghanta, Galumbey, Gopal dandi, Gow ghanta, Gyapung, Ghaghala mala, Ghorabaja, Ghori ghanta, Ghanti mala, Ghant, Ghanro, Ghori ganta, Ghau, Ghyabuk, Chanp, Chimta ghyali, Chethya, Chunri ghanta, Chhyanla, Chumchum, Jyan gun, Jhrri, Jhanjhar, Jhal, Jhillim, Jhurruma, Jhautal, Tuttumala, Taktukey, Dilbu, Dhonre kartal, Tah, Ta, Tainai, Tali, Tinimuni, Tinchhu, Thanauro, Thalia, Thali, Thatra, Dibya ghanti, Daurali ghanta, Dautara, Dharma ghanti, Gh wan ipatra, Nupur, Newar, Taptapey, Paira, Pawju, Falamey jhyali, Fakwa, Phyatphyatey, Phey gon, Babhu, Bans tumba, Balun tal, Bupsel, Bokey ghanta, Bhatbhatey, Bhusyaha, Mangaley angaley gon, Macheta, Mak kathin, Minja, Resamchauki, Lakheypeti, Basnau ghanta, Sapoksa, Siling, Syang, Swankunla, and Trisul ghanta (Subba, 1999; Kandel, 2004).