Brinda

Brinda Radhakrishnan’s musical journey began at the age of three, deeply rooted in the Guru-Shishya tradition of India. Immersed in this ancient practice, she spent countless hours at her teacher’s, dedicating herself to rigorous practice and building a solid foundation that would shape her extraordinary career as both a performer and educator.

With over 20 years of performance experience and more than a decade of teaching expertise, Brinda exemplifies excellence in both realms. As a music educator, she is known for her innovative and student-focused teaching methods. Certified as a senior music professor by the Shankar Mahadevan Academy and an academy-expert at Artium Academy, she masterfully blends traditional and modern approaches, creating engaging, personalised lessons that inspire students of all levels. As the CEO of Sangita Vidya Prakasini, she has furthered her influence by mentoring fellow educators and fostering a dynamic, creative learning environment that nurtures the next generation of musicians.

As a performer, Brinda’s achievements are equally remarkable. Her captivating Carnatic vocal performances have been featured at prestigious venues such as the Birla Academy of Art and Culture, Biswa Bangla Convention Centre, Sabarmati Ashram and during landmark events like the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav. She has lent her voice to high-profile productions, including the anthem "Amra Korbo Joy" and the Swarnim Vijay Gatha for the Indian Army. Known for her emotional depth and technical precision, Brinda brings a rare authenticity to her art, earning accolades such as the Best Promising Professor Award from Shreya Ghoshal. Her dedication to music therapy initiatives for cancer patients and people with disabilities further underscores her commitment to using music as a healing force.

Brinda’s unwavering dedication to both teaching and performing continues to inspire and elevate the world of music, making her a true luminary in the field.