Peace Notes, a collaboration with the South Asia Symphony Foundation to mark the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.

We performed at Indian Music Experience, India's first interactive music museum. Pictured here is the group with Museum Director and Carnatic vocalist Manasi Prasad.

The Harmony Chorus performed at The Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in collaboration with the Department of Eduction in Moscow, the Embassy of India in Moscow, Gnessin Russian Academy of Music and Gatchina Philharmonic Hall.

• The Cathedral of Christ the Savior

• Embassy of India in Moscow

• Gnessian Russian Academy of Music 

• Gatchina Philharmonic Hall

Since December 2011, The Harmony Chorus, directed by Sandra Oberoi, have been performing to a packed audience at Christ University’s annual Christmas concert - Magnificat, featuring choirs from across Bangalore and other cities in India.

The Harmony International Music Foundation supported by Harmony- the music school organized a concert as part of 'Cadence 2016 - Reaching Out', at Providence Nilaya- Old Age Home on 9th December 2016. Students of Harmony conducted by Sandra Oberoi sang for the senior citizens and the staff at the home.

The foundation has since raised funds for an ambulance for the home, and finally delivered a brand new vehicle to them on 11th February 2017! Many students of Harmony, families, friends and well-wishers contributed generously towards the cause.
What a memorable evening, well spent with all the dear people at the home.

10 members of The Harmony Chorus with Choir Director Sandra Oberoi travelled to Shillong, Meghalaya, to perform at a national televised concert, in front of a packed audience. They performed both vocally-challenging and inspirational repertoire from around the world. The choir, in collaboration with the Aroha Music Society, also raised funds during the concert to support schooling of underprivileged children in Shillong; conducted workshops and helped set up a department of Musical Theatre there.

In 2015, Cadence brought to life some of the best music from the movies. The programme was held in November at St. John’s Auditorium, Koramangala, in aid of Parikrma and E.D.U.C.A.T.E (A Scholarship program for underprivileged children).

A wonderful afternoon spent with the lovely senior citizens at Holy Spirit Home, Bangalore. The Harmony Chorus not only sang a plethora of delightful melodies for their audience, but also raised INR 35,000 to convert a wood-fired kitchen into an LPG one. 

On April 18, 2015, our singers filled St Andrews Church with beautiful music. The repertoire varied from rhythmically and melodically challenging to old favourites that touched the heart!

Performance for residents of St. Augustine Nivas, a convent and home for the elderly in Bangalore. The singers entertained the audience with an array of songs - from choral pieces to solos, duets and instrumental music. We put together a small reception of goodies to enjoy with all present. Needless to say, everyone had a smile on their face!

There’s nothing like watching a Broadway musical. The characters live and breathe right before your eyes and bedazzle you as they immerse you in their world music, drama, dance and colour. In 2014, students at Harmony presented a little slice of Broadway at Cadence directed by Sandra Oberoi.

The show was held in November at the Jyothi Nivas College Auditorium in aid of Parikrma and E.D.U.C.A.T.E (A Scholarship program for underprivileged children).

Who wouldn’t love to travel the world! Cadence 2013 offered just that, musically. In 80 minutes, the students at Harmony took the audience from Bangalore to Jamaica, USA, Spain, Australia and Japan with their singing talents. Featured in this concert were singers Pamela Hinchman and Harrah Friedlander from USA.

The event was held in December at the Jyothi Nivas Auditorium, Koramangala in aid of Red Ribbon Revolution and E.D.U.C.A.T.E (A Scholarship program for underprivileged children).

Held at Alliance Francaise, Bangalore, The Harmony Chorus brought to the stage several exquisite pieces, complete with intricate harmonies, created by many of the world’s most famous composers. Members of the Harmony faculty also showcased their talents through various original pieces, arrangements, and melodious solo performances.

This is the year Cadence was born! With a bouquet of Christmas songs sung by the Harmony Kids’ Choir, Cadence kicked off in style. The concert was held in December at the Jyothi Nivas College Auditorium, Koramangala in aid of Sneha Care Home (A residential facility for children living with HIV).