Global hunt for classical performers

The onsite technology training institute, Clone Futura introduced ‘Whiz Classical,’ a global online hunt for the best Indian classical performers to promote excellence in classical dance, vocal and instrumental.

Registrations for the hunt close on July 31 and the award show for it will be conducted at the National Centre for Performing Arts (NCPA) in Mumbai on October 10 where winners from each category would get an opportunity to perform amidst a large audience which will include government dignitaries, internationally acclaimed gurus, eminent and distinguished judges, principals from various schools and top performers.

There will be rigorous process of checking and elimination by the expert panel over several rounds to ensure that only the best performers come out as winners, read a note from the company.

Announcing the initiative founder and director of Clone Futura Vidushi Daga said, “With Clone Futura’s ‘Whiz Classical’ we aim to save our roots from being extinct and embalm the everlasting essence of Indian culture.

With this initiative we are giving a competitive platform to the classical performers to bring out their artistic talents.”