Harmony in the Wind: A Flute Concert and a Journey of Legacy
“Learning music doesn’t mean you have to become a professional artist—but you can become a rasika, someone who truly understands and supports the art form. That alone is powerful.”
— Trichy Krishnaswamy on the role of students in preserving tradition.
Soorya Gayatri – The Soulful Voice Reconnecting a Generation to Its Roots
“I never had a moment where I didn’t want to do music,” Soorya Gayatri smiles gently, seated with her handwritten lyrics book—no gadgets in sight. “It’s in my blood.”
From a serene Kerala village to crowded concert halls in America, Soorya continues to prove that soulful singing, when rooted in tradition and honesty, transcends age, borders, and language. Whether it’s invoking Krishna bhakti through her mother’s compositions or encouraging children in the audience to sing along, Soorya doesn’t just perform—she connects, inspires, and uplifts.
A Soulful Synthesis: Dhrupad and Carnatic Jugalbandi Lights Up the Stage at Kathak Rhythms Studio
“At Kathak Rhythms Studio, music met meaning as GEMHS presented a Dhrupad and Carnatic jugalbandi that felt more like a heartfelt celebration than a concert—complete with soulful performances, warm hospitality, and a surprise act of generosity that brought the house to its feet.”
Celebrating Sri Rama Navami with “Shruti & I” – A Soulful Offering by Sirisha Duvvuru and Akshaya Ramanathan
“Shruti & I is a unique musical series that brings the spotlight back to pure, unembellished expression. The idea is simple yet powerful: the artist performs with no other accompaniment besides the shruti—the timeless drone that forms the foundation of Indian classical music.”
Strings of Passion – A Journey with Aditi and the Harp
“It’s not just about playing the right notes. With the harp, your feet literally shape your melody. If you forget a pedal change, it’s like playing a whole different tune. It’s this constant dance between your fingers and your feet—that’s what makes it so challenging, and so magical.”
– Aditi, Passion Fruit Podcast
The Many Dimensions of Music - A Conversation with Tanmay Krishnamurthy
“Ethnomusicology is not just about the theoretical aspects of music; it is about music as culture. Who creates it? Why do they create it? What influences the evolution of a raga? These are the questions that intrigue me as I delve deeper into my research.” - Tanmay Krishnamurthy
Amritavarshini - Nadaamritam 2025: A Melodic Tribute to Post-Trinity Composers
Nadaamritam 2025, presented by Amritavarshini Academy, was a spectacular celebration of Carnatic vocal music, showcasing the legacy of post-Trinity composers. The vocal segment, hosted by Harshini Kathiresan and Kruthi Bhogaraju, featured an array of soul-stirring performances by talented students. Each rendition paid homage to the rich traditions of Carnatic music, weaving together devotional depth, intricate melodies, and rhythmic precision. The event was a testament to the continuing evolution of this divine art form.
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