Mysuru: Music lovers in the city are in for a memorable evening as Mysore Music Association (MMA) will present ‘Resonance’ by Toccata, a two-hour musical extravaganza that promises world-class performances by an outstanding international ensemble of over 85 musicians.

‘Resonance’ will be held on Aug. 14 from 5.30 pm to 8 pm at the KSOU Convocation Hall in city.

Organised by the MMA, the concert will feature timeless hits from legendary artistes including Elvis Presley, ABBA, Queen, Bon Jovi, Elton John, Kenny Rogers and many more.

The production will be conducted by Colin Scott and produced by Dr. Sunil Paulraj. Audiences can expect an impressive ensemble comprising an 85-member choir, acclaimed solo vocalists and a professional live orchestra.

Among the featured performers are Mark Tilley, Tara, Trish Macaden, country music star Sheridan Brass, Emma Jane McKnight, Emma Nugent and Callum from the United Kingdom, alongside several distinguished musicians from India and abroad.

Tickets are priced at Rs. 1,000, Rs. 700 and Rs. 400. Reservations can be made by going to the link https://urbanaut.app/spot/resonance-by-toccata or by purchasing physical tickets at the Mysore Music Association, Rotary Centre, JLB Road, Mysuru.

About Toccata: Toccata brings together musicians from across the world and is renowned for its exceptional vocalists accompanied by a professional orchestra and band.

Many members of the ensemble have performed in leading productions on London’s West End and have shared the stage with internationally acclaimed artistes such as Dan Seals, Rossi, the Kenyan Boys Choir, the Dutch Nightingales, Elton John and India’s celebrated maestro Ilaiyaraaja. Over the years, Toccata has earned a reputation for delivering high-quality musical entertainment.

About Mysore Music Association: Founded in 1971 by Sister John D’Britto, a fellow of Trinity College of Music, London, the Mysore Music Association is one of Mysuru’s most prestigious cultural institutions. Growing from an informal gathering of music lovers who had organised concerts in the city since around 1945 and nurtured in its formative years by the patronage of Sri Jayachamaraja Wadiyar, MMA has since presented more than 200 concerts by eminent vocalists, instrumentalists and dancers — championing local talent while promoting Karnatak, Hindustani and Western music alongside dance and drama.