Brinda Radhakrishnan

Brinda Radhakrishnan is an exceptional figure in both teaching and performing, seamlessly blending her roles as a passionate educator and a captivating Carnatic classical vocalist. With over 20 years of performance experience and more than a decade of teaching expertise, Brinda exemplifies the perfect balance between imparting knowledge and showcasing artistic mastery.

Her dedication to education is evident in her innovative, student-centered teaching methods. Certified as a senior music professor by the prestigious Shankar Mahadevan Academy and an Academy Expert at Sonu Nigam’s Artium Academy, Brinda excels at creating enriching, dynamic learning environments. She has earned accolades, including the Best Promising Professor Award from Shreya Ghoshal, for her ability to inspire students and deliver deep musical understanding. As the Founder and Co-Director of Sangita Vidya Prakasini, a one-stop music company, Brinda's influence extends beyond her own teaching, empowering students, fellow educators, and artists while strengthening the broader music community.

Brinda’s career as a performer is equally remarkable, characterized by prestigious performances and a deep emotional connection with her audience. Her expertise as a Carnatic vocalist has been showcased in renowned concerts and productions, such as her soul-stirring rendition at the Swarnim Vijay Gatha, organized by the Indian Army at the iconic Victoria Memorial in Kolkata, and Mukti Mantra, performed in the presence of Honourable Amit Shah. She has graced diverse and notable venues, from Sringeri Mutt in Chennai to the Indira Gandhi National Centre for Arts in Delhi.

Beyond traditional performances, Brinda's involvement in cultural events like the Azadi Ka Amrit Mahotsav, inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at Sabarmati Ashram, showcases her ability to blend culture and patriotism through music. She has also lent her voice to high-profile collaborations, including the anthem "Amra Korbo Joy" and World Music Day 2023 at the Biswa Bengal Convention Centre, produced by the renowned musical duo Sourendro-Soumyojit.

Brinda’s career, both as an educator and a performer, is a testament to her devotion to preserving and innovating within the classical music tradition. Her achievements continue to elevate her status as a luminary in the world of music, leaving an indelible mark on her students, peers, and audiences alike.