Winners announced for Indian Singer League Online Inter-School Singing Contest byOrchids - The International School
- Winners got to attend an interactive session with the two music maestros
- Apart from the above they were also awarded with a Trophy, Certificate, Gift Hamper and Cash Prizes
- The winners also received a Music Scholarship from Orchids – The International School to hone their singing talent.
Delhi. India's leading K12 school chain Orchids - The International School today announced the winner of thefirst-ever nationwide Online Inter-School Singing Contest – Indian Singers League (ISL).
Celebrated virtuosi Hariharan and Shaan were the judges of the nationwide virtual competition and selected the top three from north and south regions.
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1st Chennai, Arjun.s, Arsha Vidya Mandir, Guindy, age 13y, 2nd Bangalore, Prannjali Sinha, Deens Academy, ECC ROAD, age 16y, 3rd Hyderabad, Nihal Banda, Delhi Public School, Nacharam Branch, age 15y
1st Patna City, Udyan Jha, Arora international high school, age 15y, 2nd Kolkata, Sansthita Mukhopadhyay,G D Goenka Public School, Dakshineswar, age 12y, 3rd Indore, Saana Jain, Progressive Education, age 16y
Music Maestro Hariharan said, “I always believed that Indian youngsters possess tremendous
potential when it comes to any kind of performing arts. The sheer talent we witnessed during the
evaluation process was completely unanticipated. The versatility and dedication towards the music shown by these kids are really remarkable. For me all the participants who have the passion and confidence to participate on a national platform are winners. I would like to congratulate all of them and wish them all the best for their bright future.”
“We are extremely overwhelmed to see thousands of childrensending in their singing videos with so much enthusiasm. More importantly, we saw immense diversity as children from across India from various schools participate in the competition. The purpose and intentbehind initiatingISL were successful for us, as we received entriesfromchildren from even the remotest part of the country, ISL gave them anopportunity to display their talent on a national platform” saidVivek Pateshwari, Vice President-Marketing, Orchids - The International School.
Orchids – The International School, announced the virtual singing competition to encourage kids aged between 6-16 years to share their singing prowess. Kids were asked to share 2 mins un-edited video clips without any cosmetic ornamentations. So, their original voice can be heard and reviewers can pass a fair judgment.
While sharing his experience of being the judge of ISL Shaan said, “I had a great time while judging thecontest. I am really happy with the quality of singers we came across during the whole contest. I wouldlike to advise all the winners and the participants to work hard and pursue their passion for music. Thiswas a great initiative taken by the OIS team. I hope they keep taking up such initiatives to uncover thelatent talents of kids.”
