Mandd Sobhann holds 'Surangannim' musical performance at 278th theatre event


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Mangaluru, Feb 4: The 278th programme of Mandd Sobhann's Monthly Theatre series was held at Kalaangann in Shaktinagar on February 2. 65 students of Sur Sobhann classical vocal training presented a musical extravaganza titled 'Surangannim' (melodious songs). The event commenced with the ringing of the bell by young singer Rishel Melba Crasta.

This musical coherence was presented under the direction of renowned Konkani singer Shilpa Cutinha, who holds a degree in Hindustani singing. The children enthusiastically performed 6 Konkani songs and 4 Hindustani classical songs. Additionally, the parents of the children presented a song. Fourteen children compered the programme, providing information about the songs and their learning experience during the classes.

Prior to the programme, Clara D’Cunha mesmerised the gathering with her flute. Musicians Russell Rodrigues (bass guitar), Ashwil Colaco (keyboard), Glennan D’Souza (keyboard), Sharwin Pinto (guitar), and Senora Cutinha (drums) were honoured with a souvenir by Mandd Sobhann Gurkar Eric Ozario for their musical contributions. Mandd Sobhann president president Louis Pinto, secretary Keron Madtha and Sumell co-ordinator Raina Sequeira were also present on the stage.

 

 

 

  

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