Their repertoire spans classical sacred works, Naga and Asian folk music, international folk songs, and contemporary pieces, showcasing both cultural heritage and artistic versatility. This achievement brought immense pride to Nagaland and India, earning recognition from dignitaries including Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio and honours such as a TaFMA Excellence Award for the group and its conductor.
Duration: 60 mins
Note: The end time is approximate and may vary slightly.
Disclaimer: Kindly arrive at least 15 minutes before the scheduled start time of performances. Latecomers may be denied entry once the programme has begun. Kindly note that while the ticket guarantees entry, seating is on a first-come, first-served basis and is not reserved.
Credits:
Hito Kiho - Founder, Director and Conductor
Thisulu Chuzho, Tsalila, Vivi Sumi, Vilivi Sumi, T Tumchobeni Mozhui, Wetsoteu Letro, Rhonbeni, Lotha, Nuvelu Nienu, Kivinoli G Jimomi, Rokoseir, Sentizung, Vekholo, Mulekho S Ringa, Keviketsuo, Abeka Achumi, Rokosier, Ngavampi Raikhan, Vilazotuo Tseikha - Choir Members
Veto Zhimo - Choir Member and Cellist
Kito K Swu - Choir Member and Percussionist
Yeshika Chishi - Choir Member and Guitarist
Nivotoli Zhimomi - Assistant Manager