A musical extravaganza was witnessed by the art enthusiasts of the city at Shaheed Bhavan Auditorium. The adherent musical lovers were informed about the origin of music during a musical event ‘Sanskar’.
The event Sanskar was organised by Reflection society for art and culture. It was organised with the association of Ministry of Culture, New Delhi. The event was all about a musical fiesta for the art lovers of the city.
The journey of music and its origin was presented on stage differently which was tremendously loved by the audience. Presenting a rare concept, director Ravitanya Bhadauria brought the essence of classical music on stage. It was much loved by the audience.
The entire show was a huge collage of various classical music performances. During the one and a half hour event, the melodious and tuneful performances kept the audience engrossed in the programme.
While talking to The Pioneer, director of the musical event Ravitanya said, “This event was organised with a sole motive to extend the beauty of Indian classical music among the youngsters. Through the event ‘Sanskar’ I wanted to spread the knowledge about the music origin among people so that they could feel connected with the Indian music.”
The event was designed in a very unique manner. It had the musical performances along with the interaction with the audience. Two narrators on stage narrate the audience and tell them about the origin of music and simultaneously the artists present musical performances.
Ravitanya Bhadauriya presented Dhrupad Gayan. It was followed with Pakhawaj recital by Ravishankar Dwiwedi. Akansha Kankar player Mohan Veena which was really loved by the audience leaving them enthralled.
The tabla recital by Anshul Pratap Singh and Khayal by Tarun Kaur was also appreciated by the audience. The Meera Bhajan marked the conclusion of the event.