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Rabindra Utshab at Chhayanaut ends

Mainul Hassw
Rabindra Utshab 1416,’ Chhayanaut's two-day festival, ended on July 18, with a grand closing programme.
Vibrant dance performances, poetry recitation, and renditions of songs by leading and upcoming Tagore artistes marked the closing of'Rabindra Utshab.' The programme drew in a large number ofTagore enthusiasts. At 6pm the programme kicked off with a chorus of the Tagore song, "01 ashey oi oti bhairabo horoshey,” by artistes of Chhayanaut. Renowned Tagore singer Mita Haque led the chorus.
Artistes Shazia Hossain Preety (Chhayanaut), Mrittika Shohita (Chhayanaut), Sarwar Hossain (Chhayanaut), Shama Ali (Chhayanaut) Fahim Hossain Chowdhury, Bulbul Islam, Shahed Imam (Chhayanaut), Joel Bishwas (Chhayanaut), Topon Mahmud, Himadri Shekhor and Sabina Ahmed (Chhayanaut) presented solo performances.
Veteran Tagore singer Ajit Roy made a guest ■PPnwfWrfe^the pryjWW . ^iQ -V^^ «n|wFWindra SanfteC'Mi’^uilu ailb priyotomo” and "Jai tobo bichitro anondolokeykobi.”
One of the highlights of the closing programme was a lecture on Rabindra
Sangeet by Dr. Sanjida Khatun. The title of the lecture was "Rabindranath-er Gaaney Tnbenisangam." Dr. Khatun discussed on the structures of Tagore songs, focusing on the importance of maintaining original notations when performing the compositions.
"There are three basic aspects of a song --lyric, tune and tempo. Singers often get carried away with the tempo, overlooking lyrics and tune,” she said.
“The outcome turns out to be completely different than what it's meant to be, as the intervals between the words are not properly maintained," she added.
Other attractions of the day included a dance-drama tilled "Hritu- Rango."
Members of Nrityanandan staged the dance-drama featuring Tagores songs on different seasons. The performance was choreographed by Sharmila Bandyopadhyay and compiled by Lubna Marium.
Members of Jago Art Centre staged another dance performance.
Gitanjali and Shurer Dhara also performed at the event.
^^BttXNtii^Mp'a.pped up with performances of'’interaction" -- by Miti
Haque, Laisa Ahmed Lisa, Tania Mannan, Azizur Rahman Tuhin and Jhumur Ahmed.
Curtains came down on the festival with a rendition <>f the national anthem.