The use of music to portray messages by students at Tadra Kahani is so powerful that it is almost like a cry to be heard.
These are the words of Conservatorium of Music lecturer and Former Tadra Kahani judge Manasa Moce, who said he has watched some powerful performances expressing some issues he thought students never took notice of.
Moce added he is also amazed by the choice of music the children use to portray their messages.
Tadra Kahani starts next Wednesday, with performances from International School Suva, Rishikul Primary, St John Bosco Primary and Bainivalu Primary in the Junior Division.
In the Senior Division, it will be Suva Grammar School, Rishikul Sanatan College, Monfort Boys Town, Sila Central High School and Lomary Secondary School.
Tadra Kahani will be held at the Vodafone Arena from next Wednesday to Friday.
Music so powerful
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