Working with music on a daily basis, and seeing the use of it at Tadra Kahani by students to raise issues of concerns to them is a wonderful experience not to be missed.
These are the words of Conservatorium of Music Lecturer and Former Tadra Kahani Judge Manasa Moce, who said he first went to watch Tadra Kahani two years ago and was captivated by the performances.
Moce said the performances brought to life many interesting issues.
Tadra Kahani starts next Wednesday, with performances from International School Suva, Rishikul Primary, St John Boscoe Primary, 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.
Tickets for Tadra Kahani are now on sale and are available at the Boom Box at Downtown Boulevard, and at the home of Fijivillage at 231 Waimanu Road in Suva.
A total of 19 schools from around the country will take part in this years Tadra Kahani show, which will be held at the Vodafone Arena from next Wednesday to Friday.
Seeing use of music at Tadra Kahani a wonderful experience
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