Monday, 12 October 2015

Basel Mission Song fest and Cultural Programmes, Oct 10 @ 4 pm

The Cultural evening began with the presentation of the Theme Song, written by Rev. Sam Prakash and composed by Shri. Prathyash Kumar.
Theme Song Presentation conducted by Shri. Prathyash Kumar (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)

The Cathedral Choir and St. Mary's English Church choir, presented 10 famous Basel Mission Songs altogether.

 Cathedral Choir performing "Kankedo apoorva bhootham"
(Video Courtesy: Ruthin Thej)
 
 Cathedral Choir performing "Yesuve nee sneha sakthi"
(Video Courtesy: Ruthin Thej)


Cathedral Choir performing "Ningal Devan Parayunnu"  
(Video Courtesy: Ruthin Thej)

Cathedral Choir performing "Masheehayil Vilangum Sneham"  
(Video Courtesy: Ruthin Thej)



The Cathedral choir presenting songs (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)
CSI St. Mary's English Church choir presenting songs (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)

St. Mary's English Church Choir performing "Daivanirmithangal okke", a famous BM Song



Margam Kali; presented by children of BEM Girls Higher Secondary School (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)

Students performing Margam Kali

Bharathnatyam by Shri. Sharon Frank, Cine artist and Choreographer (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)



Oppana; presented by Children of BEM Girls High School (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)

The main attraction of the night was the drama "Swapna Soudham" (meaning Dream House; the house of the Lord; Church). The prayerful efforts taken by a missionary priest to build a church and the Divine intervention through which the stubborn landlord finally agrees to sell land to build the church and the events happening in this occasion was beautifully portrayed under the leadership of the Mens Fellowship of the Cathedral. The story thread was contributed by Rev. Leslie Vinod Padiyangadan and the drama was directed by Shri. Wilson Samuel who is a renowned person in the field of theatre and drama.
Still from the drama; Swapna Soudham. 1 (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)
Still from the drama; Swapna Soudham. 2 (Picture courtesy: Rajesh Joy)



The Illuminated Cathedral Compound (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)
The Illuminated Cathedral Compound 2 (Picture courtesy: Rupesh DG)

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