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Give it a shot and see how it goes, or just come over to enjoy performances from fresh faces
what will you pick?
Table Tennis
One of the first activities introduced at makethatmove.in, table tennis has been on a roll with Mr. Asif Haque, an 18 time champion as the primary faculty member. We are looking for new students to enroll. This could be the new year resolution that becomes a habit!
ODISSI
The first year batch comprises students who've appeared for their 'Prarambhik' exam and are now working on 'Mangalacharan'. We have 5 spots opened up for you. In case you had dropped it or you feel you're ready, do join in again.
chess
The class starts with a few puzzles followed by a quick game and an analysis. We intend to have our students participate in some tournaments in 2025. And there are only 2 spots left. Hurry up and join the batch!
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World music day: Initiating a song
A few days after the first song was out, Arpita, Pratyasha and Prinjal took the initiative of working on another song. Arpita and Pratyasha showed up for a workshop on World Music Day, 21st June and we picked Yaman Kalyan as the raag for the evening. Prinjal assisted with the lyrics as usual and they made their trainer sing the song. Mixing and mastering followed and it was out soon. This was the first time the team composed and wrote an entire song based on a raag and used alankaars at some places.New Starry night is now out on Spotify and other platforms.
our first song
The song 'Squirrels' was initiated by a workshop from 'Layers of Music'. We asked the students to come up with some notes and started improvising. Within minutes, we had a melody. Then we started writing lyrics with some random words picked by our students. We were wondering how to connect 'clouds', 'guava tree', 'squirrels' and 'change'. The next step was recording it, mixing and mastering it and releasing the song on Spotify and other platforms. While Prinjal Agrawal assisted with the writing, Arpita Mohapatra sang the song with our trainer Aashutosh Nath, who also happens to run 'Layers of Music'.
take 'the potential challenge'
We are all set for the next Potential Show. When a participant signs up for the challenge, he/she gets to pick one or more activities in the form. There is a meeting with the trainer(s) after that.
The trainers will have an interaction before the first class to check the student's exposure to the activities. It will be followed by a series of sessions with our trainers before the final assessment.
In 'The Potential Show', the trainers will test them again and grade them accordingly in front of an audience and a jury. The event will go live on zoom.The participant with the maximum improvement in an activity wins.