7 Indian Classical Dance Forms (“Unity in Diversity) by students of Suncity School
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A representation of 7 various Indian Classical Dance Forms representing “Unity in Diversity” performed by students of Suncity School, Gurugram at “A MUSICAL CELEBRATION OF INDIA : COME INDIA SING JANA GANA MANA” hosted by the LAMP Trust & the Lorraine Music Academy and supported by Modern Delhi Public School on Thursday 10th August 2017, at Kingdom of Dreams’ ShowShaa Auditorium, Gurugram on the eve of our 71st Independence Day - a first of its kind at this venue.
The event had distinguished guests and members of the community from across the National Capital Region and from other States including a family member of Lal Bahadur Shastri, among many others.
Chief Guest:
• Dr. D. Suresh, IAS, Commissioner, Gurugram Division
Special Guest of Honour:
• Shri Anil Shastri, former Member of Parliament & son of former Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri
Guests of Honour:
• Shri Yashendra Singh, Administrator, HUDA, Faridabad
• Shri John Philipose, Architect & Museologist
• Shri Ajay Mehra, Managing Director - South Asia, Airbus
• Smt. Nirmal Yadav, Principal, CCA School
• Smt. Reena Sharma, Director, Euro International School
• Shri Amit Singh, Deputy Director, Paramlakshya World School
• Smt. Nidhi Kapoor, Principal, Euro International School
• Smt. Priyanka Yadav, Principal, Paramlakshya World School
Hosts:
• Shri Aubrey Aloysius, Founder Trustee & President, LAMP Trust; Managing Director, Lorraine Music Academy
• Smt. Lorraine Fiona Aloysius, Director & Principal, Lorraine Music Academy; Founder Trustee, LAMP Trust
The auditorium was brimming with a new and young patriotic fervour; not just of memories of the past, but of dreams for the future. Over 150+ young patriotic participants aged between 5 - 18 years sang and danced to new, modern, upbeat and stylish music to celebrate our 71st Independence Day.
The theme of the musical event was a call to the next generation of India to say “hello” to our future with renewed energy, passion, pride and patriotism. Dream big, think positive, and move into the future of a Great India!
The Musical Celebration included patriotic and folk songs / dances depicting India’s cultural ethos of “Unity in Diversity”. Professional musicians and students of Lorraine Music Academy and schools across the Gurugram, Haryana & Rajasthan expressed their celebration through song, instrumental music, and dance performances. These included solo & group / choir singing of patriotic songs and mesmerising dance performances set to patriotic and folk music. Schools that participated included Euro International School, Sector-10, Gurugram; Scottish High International School, Gurugram; Suncity World School, Gurugram and Paramlakshya World School, Alwar District, Rajasthan.
The program began with our National Song “Vande Mataram” performed by a young band playing the guitar, drums and keyboards. Three vocalists - Diya, Smriti and Shanaya, sang melodiously and set the mood for the evening. Sabina D’Souza, a high soprano, mesmerised the audience with a rendition of “Just Wave Hello”. Nadia D’Souza sang “Somewhere Over The Rainbow - Way Up High, Birds Fly Over the Rainbow, Why Oh Why Can’t I?” and “I Was Here”. The young children sang and danced to “Let’s Go Fly A Kite”. Rishan Bhatnagar sang “When I Wish Upon A Star... Your Dreams Come True”. Anika Bhatnagar sang “Tomorrow The Sun Will Come Out.... Just Hang On And Don’t Despair”. The evening concluded with a medley of superbly performed dances set to patriotic and folk music and themes including “Bharat Anokha Raag Hain” by Euro International School, a Haryanvi & Rajasthani Folk Dance Medley by Paramlakshya World School, an amalgamation of 3 classical dances - Kathak, Bharathanatyam, Odissi - by Scottish High International School, a traditional Rajasthani “Ghoomar” Folk Dance by Euro International School, and representations of 7 various Indian Classical Dance Forms representing “Unity in Diversity” by Suncity World School. The grand finale of the vocal section was the children singing “We are the World”, and that of the dance section was the portrayal of seven classical dance forms of India to a beautiful classical and fusion tune caused the audience to respond in a rapturous applause.
Sooo nice dance and the ending was very beautiful😊😊😊😊
Super 👍
💙💙💙❤️💗
Kathakali is at the centre.
Proud moment for all Malayalis
@nick p ofcourse I'm proud of all artforms in India, but especially Kathakali because it's our regional artform.
@Sanskar Gupta the point is I'm proud of all the artforms as an Indian, but as a Keralite Kadhakali is more close to heart because it reflects our culture better.
Hi
Too good performance
This dance was selected for my childs annual day event in school saraswati vidhyanikhethan public school elamakkara ernakulam kerala
What is the song name
Very good please don't mind the comments of the below commenter
Where is northeastern Satriya dance ? It is also a classical dance of India ..... Is not it????
Nice choreography but SATTRIYA DANCE from ASSAM is missing. Sattriya dance also a classical dance form.
very good video.
Very nice
Nice dance
There are 8 Indian classical dance forms not 7
U stupid its 7 not 8
Just shutup understand
@@Spandandhanbad 8 stupid
its 8 not 7..
Please naam sabka bataein