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First Orchestra Version Of Bangladesh National Anthem!

The first orchestral version of the great national anthem of Bangladesh has been published to celebrate the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of Victory Day.

Orchestra versions of the national anthems of many countries of the world can be found by searching on Social Media but no such version of the national anthem of Bangladesh was found previously.

Bangladeshi musician,  Sushmita Anis took the initiative to make the new orchestral version of the Bangladesh National Anthem.

This orchestral version of the national anthem of Bangladesh has been created after a long year of effort by several renowned orchestra artists from Europe.

Sushmita Anis wrote on her social media, “an attempt has been made here to follow the original and unadulterated version of the national anthem.”

Extra care has been taken to ensure that no distortion or change of any kind occurs anywhere.

The national anthem is a different kind of emotion to every Bangladeshi people and measuring that feeling creators put extra effort so that nobody gets hurt.

“In the case of visual presentations, from the mountains to the sea, from the jungle to the village roads – our camera has reached everywhere. Attempts have been made to bring the form and conspiracy of the whole of Bangladesh with the national anthem.”

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