Artists from G20 community harmonized in Sur Vasudha

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has praised ‘Sur Vasudha’, a musical marvel, performed in honour of the delegates of the G20 Culture Ministers' Meeting in Varanasi.The orchestra consisted of musicians from 29 G20 member and invitee countries. It has celebrated the musical traditions with diverse instruments and vocalists singing in their native languages. The orchestra's enchanting tunes embodied the spirit of "Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam" - the world is one family.It celebrated the musical traditions with diverse instruments and vocalists singing in their native languages bridging cultures and traditions. From Brazilian congas and Indian mridangams to Scottish bagpipes and Indian shehnais, the melodies painted a vivid tapestry of sound.Through six captivating segments, Sur Vasudha journeyed from philosophical reflections to showcasing universal brotherhood via Indian classical music and instruments from G20 countries.

#SurVasudha, a musical marvel, performed in honour of the delegates of the #G20 Culture Ministers' Meeting in Varanasi - Hon’ble PM @narendramodi’s constituency.
The orchestra consisted of musicians from 29 G20 member and invitee countries, it celebrated the musical traditions… pic.twitter.com/8KHhqtf9Mz

— G Kishan Reddy (@kishanreddybjp) August 27, 2023

Sur Vasudha, a treasure trove of melodies, transcended boundaries and celebrated the power of music to unite hearts and cultures. It's a testament to India's G20 Presidency's commitment to inclusivity and the profound impact of the universal language of harmony. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath attended the 'Sur Vasudha' as the 4-day G20 Culture Working Group (CWG) meeting came to an end on Saturday.Yogi Adityanath handed over the G20 Orchestra Baton to Brazil, the country that will hold the next leadership of G20.