DU, Singapore Fine Arts Society inks pact on academic collaboration in Indian music
The teachers and students of SIFAS will get an opportunity to perform at the University of Delhi, and vice versa.
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NEW DELHI: The Delhi University's Faculty of Music and Fine Arts and the Singapore Fine Arts Society (SIFAS) have signed an agreement for a "cultural, academic and research collaboration agreement in Indian music".
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The agreement was signed at a two-day international webinar, "Traditional Music in Different Cultures: Opportunities and Challenges in the Changing Global Scenario", hosted by the Delhi University's Department of Music on February 25 and 26.
"The MoU will expand the cultural and institutional footprint of both the prestigious musical institutions with a rich historical background – SIFAS commencing its glorious music journey in 1949, and the Department of Music taking its first step towards musical excellence in 1960," an official statement said.
"The teachers and students of SIFAS will get an opportunity to perform at the University of Delhi, and vice versa," it said. "The MoU would also enable the faculty to spread its footprint in South East Asia in collaboration with SIFAS and give the much needed boost to Indian music and fine arts," it said.
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