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Glorious Christmas on the cards

BANGALORE: In the run-up to Christmas, Glorious presents “…and the Gift goes on,” a concert which weaves the story of creation, man’s fall and the coming of the Promised One, at the Ambedkar Bhavan, Miller’s Road, Bangalore for two days from Saturday at 6.30 p.m.

Glorious, a gospel youth music team (of 85 members) set up 19 years ago, has to its credit of presenting 425 events in the country.

The fields that it has been involved with include music, theatre, dance and drama.

The first half of the concert will be on the Christmas musical, Cantata, featuring the singing Christmas tree, conceptualised and scripted by Esther Chandy.

The second half is a tapestry of Christmas celebrations.

The soloists include Tara Mathew, Ken Henson, Salome Rao, Leena Sylvester, Sandra Oberoi, Sandra David, Deepa Jacob, Suchita Raju, Thomas John, Ashish John, Mark Rawlands and Sebastian Reddy.

A special feature of this year’s Christmas will be Glorious Moves, a group of over 30 inter-denominational youngsters getting together to worship through dance forms.

Tickets priced at Rs. 250, Rs. 100 and Rs. 49 are available at ELS, Super Market, Olive Branch, Kairali, Pauline Books, Grace Gift Centre, OM Books, Wind Chimes, The Boom Room and Glorious Office. Call Ph: 25484004, 9243109701 for more details.

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