ALAAP MUSIC CLUB
Magnowite - Christ University
Event Name: MAGNOWITE
Date: 7/12/24
Timings: 12 pm onwards
Venue: Christ University – open stage
Organized by: Christ University
Faculty Coordinator: Ms. Poornima
Student Coordinator: Shreya C J
Brief description of the event:
ALAAP, our vibrant and passionate music group, had the privilege of performing at the prestigious intercollege cultural fest organized by Christ University at their sprawling Kengeri Campus on Mysore Road. The event was a melting pot of talent, creativity, and culture, attracting some of the region’s most skilled performers from colleges. It provided us with a unique opportunity to showcase the essence of our group, built on a foundation of dedication, teamwork, and an unwavering love for music. Months of rigorous practice and late-night rehearsals culminated in this moment as we took the stage, ready to deliver a performance that embodied our passion and hard work.
The performance itself was a carefully crafted journey through various genres, seamlessly blending the richness of Indian classical music with the energy of contemporary sounds. We opened with a soul-stirring raga that set a serene and reflective tone, gradually transitioning into vibrant, upbeat tracks that got the audience clapping and cheering along. The synergy between the vocalists, instrumentalists, and percussionists was palpable, creating an experience that resonated deeply with the audience. As the lights shone brightly on us, we poured our hearts into every note, every beat, and every harmony, creating an atmosphere of pure musical bliss.
While the competition was fierce and immensely talented groups graced the stage, we stood proud of our efforts, knowing we gave our absolute best. The audience’s response was overwhelming, with thunderous applause and cheers that filled the auditorium, serving as a testament to the impact of our performance. Although we did not secure a win this time, the experience was invaluable, teaching us lessons in resilience, humility, and the importance of constant growth.
The fest wasn’t just about the competition; it was a celebration of the universal language of music, which transcends boundaries and brings people together—witnessing other participants’ talent, dedication, and creativity inspired and motivated us to refine our craft further. Beyond the performance, the event offered opportunities for connection and collaboration, fostering a sense of camaraderie among musicians.
For ALAAP, this journey was more than just an event—it was a moment of shared growth and pushing limits.
No. of Participants:
- Brendan Hanson Thomas
- Khumudwith P
- Siddarth
- Pashu Pathi
- Hari
- Maha darshan R K
- Laksmisha R
- Johan Bijju
