SPIC MACAY DEHRADUN CHAPTER: Presenting Nizam Qawwal Bandhu

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Presenting Nizam Qawwal Bandhu

Spic Macay Dehradun chapter presents Nizam Qawwal Bandhu from the 10th to the 13th of October 2008 in various schools of Dehradun.

Ustad Chand Nizami, son of Late Ustad Mehmood Nizami, Shadab Faridi Nizami and Sohrab Faridi Nizami, both son of Late Ustad Ghulam Farid Nizami are better known as "NIZAMI BANDHU" in the world of music, initially trained in both qawwali and classical vocal music from their father and grandfather Late Ustad Mehomood Nizami (Sultan Ragi) respetively at a very young age. Belongs to a very famous 'Sikandra Gharana' whose singers are known to have a privilage to be known as Darbari singers of the Asthana of Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia and Hazrat Amir Khusro (R.A) for the past seven hundred years, Nizami Bandhu are very famous and popular Qawwali Singers among the top ranking singers of the country.

For details on them check website Nizam Qawwal Bandhu.com. For details on venues of schools check this site soon!

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For the past two years SPICMACAY has been an integral part of my life. It has moulded my personality and has educated me in a big way. The cultural enlightment that we undergo with the society has changed my perspective of life, and made me see the world more clearly.

I have always enjoyed interacting with people from different walks of life, and a state convention is a splendid opportunity to do so. I also find that the friends and memories made during the conventions are very long lasting. Moreover, interacting with the artiste during the intensives is a very humbling experience. Their down to earth attitude makes us understand that we have airs for frivolous nothings.

In my life, I like to do things that will benefit me and the humankind in a long run. The strength of our movement and the fact that more and more people are joining it every year is a proof that the future of the movement is even brighter than the present. As our chapter coordinator, Ms. Rupi Mahindroo says, all people who join the movement and choose to be an active part of it are very special people, because there are very few people who have the fortitude to be non-conformist and give culture a chance.

This convention will be a splendid opportunity for all the enthusiasts and volunteers to meet and interact in person and we are really looking forward to it.

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