The second day of the Performing Arts Workshop unfolded as a vibrant blend of tradition, technique, and creativity. In the vocal music sessions, participants immersed themselves in the essence of Riwaz, learning essential vocal practices to develop a strong and balanced voice. They also explored the spiritual dimensions of Omkar, understanding its healing potential through music therapy, while acquiring vital studio skills like mic handling, breath control, and tonal precision.

The journey continued into the rich history of Assamese folk music, where participants were introduced to various indigenous forms and their cultural roots. The session sparked interest in fusion folk, highlighting innovative ways to blend traditional melodies with contemporary styles, creating a sound that resonates across generations.

The day was equally enriching across other disciplines. Bharatanatyam came alive through expressive performances like Krishna Makhan Chori and Shiva Stuti, emphasizing abhinaya and devotional storytelling. In acting, participants delved into character analysis, voice modulation, and improvisation, with tailored feedback to enhance their solo performances and audition skills. The Kathak session introduced rhythmic patterns and graceful movements, fostering elegance and precision, while the Sattriya segment celebrated Assam’s classical heritage through powerful movements like Mati Akhora and Gusi Naach.

Altogether, the day offered a truly interdisciplinary experience, uniting tradition and innovation in the performing arts.