One of India's finest music directors, Isaignani Ilaiyaraaja, has got the background score of the musical film, Music School, orchestrated and recorded in Budapest, Hungary. Sources say that the much-awaited musical with compositions by Ilaiyaraaja is getting its final touches in Budapest. Featuring 11 songs, 'Music School' has been written and directed by Papa Rao Biyyala. The film includes three songs from the Oscar-winning and much-loved classic The Sound of Music. Embassy of India, Budapest Thanks the Indian Army and the Entire Team Involved in the ...

The film is produced by the Hyderabad-based company Yamini Films. The producers planned to record background music in Budapest to match the quality of the music from The Sound of Music. "Dr. Ilaiyaraaja has written many parts of the film's background music for a symphony orchestra," director Biyyala said. "Hence we approached the Budapest Symphony Orchestra - one of the leading orchestras in the world," he added.  Earlier, three songs from The Sound of Music were orchestrated by the London Philharmonic Orchestra before the shoot of the film. Zendaya and Tom Holland Spotted Sightseeing in Budapest.

So, the music composer and the director thought it would be wise to have an orchestra of equal stature like the Budapest Symphony score the rest of the music for the film. The recording was done at the Tom-Tom Studio in Budapest and Laszlo Kovacs conducted the Budapest Symphony Orchestra. "I am very happy that Raaja sir gave so much time and involvement to my film," director Biyyala said.

Music School is about how school systems and parents put pressure on children to continue with endless hours of studies, with the hope of producing doctors and engineers, thereby leaving no time for art and leisure activities. The film's cast is led by Shriya Saran, Sharman Joshi, Shaan, Prakash Raj, Suhasini Mulay, Benjamin Gilani, Gracy Goswami and Ozu Barua. One of India's ace cinematographers Kiran Deohans has filmed Music School. Music School is to be screened on September 12 and 18 in the industry/market section of the Toronto International Film Festival.

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