Madras Guild of Performing Arts Gear 5 to Hit Identified English Hit

Atul Isaac Jacob, a conductor of the Madras Guild of Performing Arts (MGPA), says that the wing of the children of the shortage or their songs cannot be messed up. That is why he has handed over the choreography of his upcoming concert, which is why we sing a 10 -year -old Pratishta Raj at the Museum Theater in Egmore on 5 September.

“She is a born star who joined us when she was very young. Like her, we are singers of various religions, backgrounds, years of experience and skill sets, all are coming together to join the music together. That is why we meet every Thursday. Nothing is more complicated about it,” they say.

In a performance by Madras Guild of Performing Arts (MGPA)

On 5 September, the singers performed with Jaideep Vivekananda, Gerrard Joseph, Aneesh Chako and Rahul Gopal. The MGPA, which has completed the pitches in three years since the beginning, will ensure that the ‘lion sleeps tonight’ echoes through the walls of this prestigious performance site. Geet from Lion king His set list has only one of the 26 songs. Atul promised several other crowds including Elvis Presley, Coldplay and Pantanics. They will combine this mixture with some songs Music voice And the rendering of a vocal band-style of ‘Halelujah’. There is also an Indian classical fusion that can look forward with an interesting arrangement, calling conductors and pianists.

Atul is intended to take over the command of the spectators’ declining attention. This is why he is keeping his set dynamic and tight with many dress changes and a variety of tunes. He hopes to take the audience on a trip. “Children will capture you with their small numbers with The Disney Silli Sing, but also experienced singers, who are 72 years old with many different voices. We prepare for months, knowing that every performance should be pushed forward.”

Atul hoped to take the audience on a trip.

The experience of operating the atul, however, is beyond the boundaries of the country. Earlier this year, he was recognized only as a third Indian (after Mestros Zubin Mehta and Vijay Upadhyay) organized a concert in Musicverin in Vienna, a famous concert hall considered a holy temple of western classical music in June and July. He also performed in Hayden Palace and University of Performing Arts. He said, “I spent time working with many Bal Kautuk around the world. It was quite honored to organize one of the most prestigious concert halls in the world,” he said.

On a performance by Madras Guild of Performing Arts (MGPA). Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

Back home in Chennai, he hopes that MGPA continues to make meleflus music. Since they connect with a reason, the income from the event will go to the Solfrey Inspire Center, providing personal, overall treatment for people with life-transformed spinal cord injuries.

“We want each concert better than the previous one. We want each performance to stand out,” they concluded.

This is why we sing is in the Government Museum Theater, Egmore on 5 September. The price of tickets is ₹ 500 and can be booked at mdnd.in