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  Use What talent you possess the woods would be very Silent if No bird sang Except those that sang Best.  In Keeping with our school's tradition and in accordance with the Rhyme "All that you do, Do with our might, Things done by half, Are never done right," Aakshi Sharma (IX C), Karshni Kharbanda (IX C), Nayan Hajela (IX C), Sreejoni Nag (X B), Jatin Arora (X C), Garima Chopra (XI D), Aastha Gill (XI D), Jigyasa Juneja (XI D), Romit Puri (XI D) and Mudit Malhotra (XI G) along with their Music Teacher Mr. Rohit Pramanik and Team Leader Ms. Lakshmi Srinivas from St. Mark's Sr. Sec. Public School, Meera Bagh, participated in CELESTA - 2007, organized by City Montessori School, Lucknow, form 16th to 21st December 2007. This five day festival had more than 40 entries from many countries of the world and various parts of India. These high level competitions are judged by eminent  artistes and experts in their respective fields. The cultural teams of different countries and schools blend in this event to evolve a combined global culture. Our students participated in all seven events namely, Orchestra, Traditional Group Dance, Art and Painting, Collage, Choral singing, Choreography and Dramatics. The uniqueness of this event is that the same 10 students have to complete in all seven events, implying that they have to be true all rounders. The  items presented this year were a Choreographic presentation on Gautam Budha's early life to depict 'agony' ecstasy and harmony,' a traditional group dance displaying the folk culture of Bengal with Mahishasuramardhini as  the backdrop, a spell binding Orchestral treat, Choral singing at its best in which the four nuances of  vocal music - Bass, Soprano, Tenor and Alto were rendered simultaneously with practised ease and skill and a spectacular play "Twilight Zone" carrying a massage about awareness and acceptance of DYSLEXIA - a learning disability and ALZHEIMER'S-a dengerative nerve disorder. It was indeed a magical moment when our play was awarded the First Prize in the Dramatics from Lucknow. Our students were equally jubilant when they were declared the runners up in the Choral singing category which was judged by Mr. Sanjay Bhatnagar of Air Delhi and A. Basant, a composer from the city of Shayari and Ghazals.
            

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