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Mangalore: Patma Institute of Music Celebrates 10th Anniversary

  •   Thu, Jun 16 2011 04:04:58 PM

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Mangalore, Jun 16: Decennial celebrations of Patma Institute of Music were held at Lions Seva Mandir, Mallikatta on Thursday June 16.

Ex-deputy mayor of Mangalore City Corporation Harinath Bondel was the chief guest for the programme. Parish priest Fr Stany Goveas of Rosario Cathedral blessed the occasion.

Headmistress of the Rosario higher primary school Jeanette D’Souza was the guest of honour.

Renowned musician and proprietor of Weltha’s Music Shoppe Oscar Weltha released a new English instrumental CD. This was followed by performances by talents from Patma Institute of Music. Stany D’Souza compered the programme.

  

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  • Senek D`Souza, Bangalore

    Thu, Jun 16 2011

    Congratulations to Patrick for his contribution in bringing hundreds of young talents to light.

    Wishing Patrick & Wilma (Patma) the very best in all your upcoming projects

    Senek D`Souza
    Sen`s
    Bangalore

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