Celebrating the strong and friendly political ties between India and Austria, a special musical program is set to take place in Vienna on June 17. This event will feature the performances of twenty-seven talented young artists, including three individuals from Pune: Ruchir Ingle, Iravati Joshi, and Antara Bapat.
The Indian National Youth Orchestra and Chorus, in collaboration with the Vienna University Philharmonic, have organized a program called ‘Carmina Burana,’ with music composed by Carl Orff. Following the performance in Vienna on June 17, the program will also be held in Lucknow on October 29 and New Delhi on October 31.
Ruchir Ingle, Iravati Joshi, and Antara Bapat have been given the incredible opportunity to showcase their violin skills at this international-level program. These talented individuals have been learning the violin under the guidance of Rama Chobhe, the Founder of Suzuki School of Violin, for the past 12 years.
The selection of these Pune-based artists to perform in such a prestigious event not only showcases their talent and dedication but also highlights the rich musical culture present in Pune. It is a testament to the exceptional training provided by Rama Chobhe and the Suzuki School of Violin.
The musical program, ‘Carmina Burana,’ is a significant platform for these young artists to display their skills and represent their country on an international stage. It not only strengthens the cultural exchange between India and Austria but also fosters goodwill and understanding between the two nations.
The inclusion of Pune-based artists in this event is a matter of pride for the city and a reflection of the talent that resides within its boundaries. Ruchir Ingle, Iravati Joshi, and Antara Bapat’s participation will not only inspire aspiring musicians in Pune but also encourage the growth and recognition of classical music in the region.
The musical journey of these young violinists from Pune is a testament to their hard work, dedication, and the guidance of their mentor, Rama Chobhe. As they take the stage in Vienna alongside other talented performers, they will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression and contribute to the strengthening of cultural ties between India and Austria.
The musical program in Vienna is an opportunity for these young artists to showcase their talent, share their passion for music, and create a memorable experience for the audience. It is a celebration of their achievements and a stepping stone towards a promising future in the world of music.
The city of Pune takes pride in the accomplishments of Ruchir Ingle, Iravati Joshi, and Antara Bapat, and wishes them the best of luck in their performance at the international-level musical program in Vienna. Their dedication, skill, and passion for music serve as an inspiration to aspiring artists and contribute to the rich cultural heritage of Pune.
