Cisne For Arts launched ‘#PlayFromHome – A Music Compilation with Bands’ along with Police Band of Cyberabad Commissionerate to celebrate this year’s World Music Day. The initiative also collaborated with various corporations like Salesforce, Cognizant, RealPage, Novartis and Zemoso Technologies.

The PlayFromHome initiative resulted in an album that just took 10 days, a union of passion with corporate music talents, in harmony with musical maestros to spread the message of peace.

The music album features Old Concert recordings of Ustad Zakir Hussain from Confluence ‘Ustad Zakir Hussain, Bela Fleck, and Edgar Meyer.’ It also consisted old concert recordings of Begum Abida Parveen from Paigham-e-Mohabbat – Abida Parveen and Muzaffar Ali, by artists Purbayan Chatterjee on Sitar, Jimmy Felix Bollywood Singer, Flute Nagaraju and Rajesh Vaidhya, also a special appearance by noted singer Kailash Kher.

The #PlayFromHome initiative of Cisne For Arts is aimed to reach out to the corporate world in order to join in its mission to heal the world through song and show solidarity with people searching for a creative release in times of social isolation and work from home.

Cyberabad police Commissioner, V C Sajjanar wished everyone a happy World Music Day while launching the initiative.

Music composer and singer Kailash Kher hailed musicians for bringing together a music piece that spreads love and harmony for the humanity.

“I am happy to note a unique initiative to spread the healing power of music is being conducted by Cyberabad Police and Corporate Bands of Hyderabad.” said Kher.

Harini Madhira, founder, Cisne For Arts, said, “We felt that music was the big connector, which ever the industry. So, we used this opportunity to bring people from three different backgrounds on a common platform. Everybody just took off!” She added that that no matter how difficult the times are, music will sail us through.

ALSO READ: Lucknow’s renowned Tunday Kebabi reopens after three month lockdown closure

ALSO WATCH: World fights against coronavirus: Here’s how it started