Insync, the pioneering 24X7 TV channel dedicated to Indian classical music, is set to celebrate a momentous milestone as it completes a glorious decade of promoting and preserving the rich tradition of classical arts in India. The channel has been an ardent advocate of this timeless cultural heritage, bridging the gap between the past and the present, and has emerged as the largest Classical Music platform in the world.
To commemorate this monumental occasion, Insync is hosting an awe-inspiring 12-hour non-stop music festival titled “Music of India” curated by Mr. Shashi Vyas. The festival will feature a captivating lineup of renowned musicians and performers from various classical music disciplines. The celebration will take place at the esteemed Sivaswamy Auditorium, located within The Fine Arts Society, Chembur, on 6th August 2023 from 8.00 a.m. onwards till 10.15 p.m.
The festival will begin with an enthralling performance by Vivek Sonar and his students presenting a mesmerizing Flute Symphony. The event will then witness spellbinding vocal performances by stalwarts like Manjiri Asanare Kelkar, Shounak Abhisheki, Indrani Mukherjee, and Apoorva Gokhale. The ethereal sounds of Santoor by Abhay Sopori, the soul-stirring melodies of Manas Kumar on the violin, the enchanting Sitar recital by Shakir Khan, and the captivating vocal renditions by Kumar Mardur and Bharathi Pratap will further grace the stage. Not to be missed is the sublime performance by Debashish Bhattacharya on the Slide Guitar, followed by the powerful and soulful vocals of Anand Bhate.
Since its inception in 2013, Insync has been steadfast in its mission to revive and propagate the profound knowledge inherited from the Sama Veda, Natya Shastra, Sangeeta Ratnakara, and other ancient treatises. The channel’s commitment to the science and musicology of Indian classical music has been unwavering, captivating the hearts of millions of viewers across India.
“Through the last decade, we faced numerous challenges, but our passion for classical arts and the overwhelming support of our dedicated viewers kept us inspired,” said Mr. Ganesh Kumar, Founder, and Managing Director, the visionary force behind Insync. “We are humbled and excited to have reached over 40 million viewers, and we envision even greater strides in the coming years with increased support from corporates and patrons.”
“We are extremely honoured and delighted to announce that the festival will be inaugurated by the esteemed Reserve Bank Governor, Shri. Shakti Kanta Das, who is an ardent viewer of the Insync TV Channel,” revealed Mr. Ganesh Kumar, founder and Managing Director of Insync.
Insync is India’s premier 24X7 TV channel dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich tradition of Indian classical music and dance. With a vast repository of proprietary video content, Insync has become the largest Classical Music platform in the world, reaching over 40 million viewers across India. Since its inception in 2013, the channel has been an ardent advocate of the classical arts, showcasing performances by both renowned artists and rising talents. Insync takes great pride in its role as a guardian of cultural heritage and continues to inspire millions with its commitment to classical arts and musicology.
