Officials and others with the participants on day one of the Masterclass in Audio Management at RCEMPA, Jotsoma near Kohima on May 21.
Our Correspondent
Kohima | May 21
A three-day Masterclass in Audio Management as part of the ongoing capacity building initiative “Skilling Nagaland” of Task Force for Music & Arts (TaFMA) got underway at Regional Centre of Excellence for Music & Performing Arts (RCEMPA), Jotsoma near Kohima on May 21.
Addressing the opening ceremony, TaFMA Project Director, Dr Hovithal Sothu encouraged the participants to learn as much as possible and make a difference in the society.
He also stressed that audio management and sound engineering is a full profession and encouraged the young enthusiast to take it seriously.
The Masterclass is designed specifically for sound operators and technical members from across Nagaland, recognising their important role in the management of live sound and audio systems during services and events.
A brief introduction to the training was presented by Menguzelie Marcus Geisuo, Course Coordinator.
This master class aims to provide hands-on training and technical insight into sound system operations, ensuring that participants are equipped with practical skills.
TaFMA continues to actively work towards empowering local talents and volunteers in the music and arts ecosystem through such focused and inclusive training programs.
The inaugural function was chaired by Aleno Sale while Kecakielie, Evangelist from Koinonia Baptist Church invoked God’s blessings.
The programme will continue till May 23.
