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Andhra Pradesh State Creative and Culture department organised an unique orchestra programe titled Yaad Na Jasye, a bunch of hit songs composed by Sankar Jaikishan on Sunday evening at Tummalapallivari Kshetrayya Kalakshetram
Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh State Creative and Culture department organised an unique orchestra programe titled “Yaad Na Jasye..”, a bunch of hit songs composed by Sankar Jaikishan on Sunday evening at Tummalapallivari Kshetrayya Kalakshetram.
Mayur orchestra presented about 20 melodious, feel and josh songs with its orchestra on this occasion. Mohammad Khaza, the organiser of Mayur Orchestra welcomed the packed gathering. Khaza conducted the programmence efficiently with his rich experience.
Jairaj, CEO, Shilparamam inaugurated the concert and said that the Andhra Pradesh Government was developing art and culture. Including the organiser Mohammad Khaza, the other singers Vinod Babu, Hari Krishna, Sridhar, Shanavaz, Satya, Rehiman, Riyaz, Sudharani, Pragna, Keerthana and Susmitha rendered the popular songs.
Instrumental support rendered by the musicians Meera and Rafi on key board, Mohan and Baji on guitar, Ramana on pads, Eswar on drums, Chitti and Babu on Tabla and Dolak.
