Crescendo, the music collective of the Bhawanipur Education Society College, is, however, the most vibrant collective, students crave to join in, although the heroes who helm the baton of symphony choose to remain behind the curtain. They do not crave for fame, because accolades chase them for the kind of rendition they produce for almost all the high profile events. Each and every year a number of students are introduced with the number of collectives that the Institution offers. This year as well, on 29th July, 2019, ‘The Jubilee Hall’ was thronged with nearly 278 students from all sections. The number of attendance proved what significance such induction holds.
To inaugurate the programme, The Dean of Student Affairs, Professor Dilip Shah, was welcomed by Shyam Prasad and Ramsha Tuba, the conductors of the event with an opening speech to infer to the students why they are being welcomed. The main speakers, Shyam Prasad, Ramsha Tuba, Anjali Dubey, Samrat Ghosh ( Collective Representative) introduced the students to the eighteen collectives and Crescendo being one of them which includes music and singing. This year the theme was “Tunes tell tales too”. Shyam Prasad addressing the young enthusiasts jokingly remarked, “If the theme of Crescendo is so alliteratively musical, imagine how musical the collective will be”.
The speakers, successively, conveyed what Crescendo defines and whosoever is passionate about music and singing, is warmly welcome in the arena. The valves of unity and friendship can truly be found in the diverse performances, portrayed by the performers. Having found the ambience quite interactive the speakers further highlighted the fact that they organise a number of performances of diverse genres along with giving farewell to most senior members of Crescendo. They also talked about the high performance standards Crescendo delivers each time. The best part of the event was the enthusiasm of the newcomers who couldn’t wait more to join the collective with an aim to showcase their talents. The presence of Dr Parimal Merchant was a special attraction who spoke about how a person can be successful in pursuit of any skill or talent. The evening ended with performances by the old and new students of the college.
The Departments of History and Geography, in collaboration with the Library Committee, The Bhawanipur Education Society College organized a discussion session on the book ‘Mosaics of a Locale: The Stories of Bhawanipur’ entitled on 21st March, 2022 from 3: 30 pm onwards in the 6th Floor Knowledge Resource Center. The programme was attended by 65 …
News 24×7 was a workshop held at The Bhawanipur Education Society College on October 5, 2015, conducted by Mr. Chawm Ganguly. The main objective the workshop was to know the Who. What, When, Where & How of our newspaper. The workshop started with a PowerPoint presentation by the faculty and he explained the above mentioned …
Aghora – the centre Aghora, the centre of the Greek City states, was simulated by BESC on the 10th and 11th of March, 2017. Aghora followed Al-Souk last year, when the students had successfully replicated a desert flea market, perhaps for the first time in a college campus in these parts of the country.
Kolkata, not only a city of joy but also a city of aesthetic saturation is widely known for the various dance forms the city has basked in. The Bhawanipur Education Society College is a widely acclaimed academic institution which has been providing great platforms to students who want to excel in different art form. To …
Crescendo Induction
Crescendo, the music collective of the Bhawanipur Education Society College, is, however, the most vibrant collective, students crave to join in, although the heroes who helm the baton of symphony choose to remain behind the curtain. They do not crave for fame, because accolades chase them for the kind of rendition they produce for almost all the high profile events. Each and every year a number of students are introduced with the number of collectives that the Institution offers. This year as well, on 29th July, 2019, ‘The Jubilee Hall’ was thronged with nearly 278 students from all sections. The number of attendance proved what significance such induction holds.
To inaugurate the programme, The Dean of Student Affairs, Professor Dilip Shah, was welcomed by Shyam Prasad and Ramsha Tuba, the conductors of the event with an opening speech to infer to the students why they are being welcomed. The main speakers, Shyam Prasad, Ramsha Tuba, Anjali Dubey, Samrat Ghosh ( Collective Representative) introduced the students to the eighteen collectives and Crescendo being one of them which includes music and singing. This year the theme was “Tunes tell tales too”. Shyam Prasad addressing the young enthusiasts jokingly remarked, “If the theme of Crescendo is so alliteratively musical, imagine how musical the collective will be”.
The speakers, successively, conveyed what Crescendo defines and whosoever is passionate about music and singing, is warmly welcome in the arena. The valves of unity and friendship can truly be found in the diverse performances, portrayed by the performers. Having found the ambience quite interactive the speakers further highlighted the fact that they organise a number of performances of diverse genres along with giving farewell to most senior members of Crescendo. They also talked about the high performance standards Crescendo delivers each time. The best part of the event was the enthusiasm of the newcomers who couldn’t wait more to join the collective with an aim to showcase their talents. The presence of Dr Parimal Merchant was a special attraction who spoke about how a person can be successful in pursuit of any skill or talent. The evening ended with performances by the old and new students of the college.
Reported by: Pooja Jain & Ramsha Tuba
Photography: Vivek Shaw & Kuntal Biswas
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