Achi news desk-
The annual ‘Harmony’ concert was organized by the ‘Soul of Symphony’ piano conservatory.
The view of Maharana Pratap Auditorium in the city looks different. In the auditorium, on one side, the young generation of Jaipur played many romantic and soulful tunes on the piano, while on the other side, well-known artists like Ravindra Upadhyay, Dr. Gaurav Jain, Rini Chandra and Honey Trooper.
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The main attraction of the program were the hymns describing Sita’s distress, Ram’s separation and Ravana’s helplessness, performed on two grand pianos conducted by Yashaswani Chaturvedi.
The highlight of the program was the performance on two grand pianos conducted by Yashaswani Chaturvedi. In which there were hymns describing Sita’s anguish, Ram’s parting and Ravana’s helplessness. that music lovers enjoyed it with great enthusiasm. Then the chapters of the Ramayana were presented in piano music in the voices of Ravindra Upadhyay, Dr. Gaurav Jain, Rini Chandra and Honey Trooper. In these contexts, the bhajan ‘Sometimes even God has to be used by the devotees’, through the bhajan, the context of the boatman, the parts of my hut will be opened, if Ram comes, I will decorate the courtyard, through the bhajan, the context of Shabari, through The popular bhajans, like scorching in the heat of the sun. The theme of meeting Ram Hanuman was brought to life through the song Tan Ko Mil Jaaye Taruvar Ki Chhaya.
Chapters from Ramayana were presented in piano music in the voices of Ravindra Upadhyay, Dr. Gaurav Jain, Rini Chandra and Honey Trooper.
Earlier, scores of young artists from the city showcased their skills by playing many popular tunes including Believers, Hotel California on the piano. During the function, Soul of Symphony director Pradeep Mani Chaturvedi gave a special welcome to the concert’s chief guest, music guru Pandit Kundanmal Sharma, by covering him with a shawl and a tulsi plant. The badge was awarded to Soul of Symphony alumni Vikas Bagla.
